Regions. Kharkiv is again under attack by the russians. At night, the enemy hit the city with five shells and one rocket. This was announced by the head of the region oleg sinygubov. Hits were recorded in the osnovyansky and novobavarsky districts of the city. A fire broke out on the spot. There is no information about the victims. Up to 40 civilians were captured by the russians in vovchansk, one man was killed with a shot to the head, he said serhiy bolvinov, head of the Investigative Department of the police of the kharkiv region. People wanted to go to the territory controlled by ukraine, but the invaders drove them into the basement and used them as human shields, because they had organized a command headquarters nearby. The hostages are being interrogated, whether there are children among them, the police do not know, bolvinov noted. Ukraine is preparing for a major offensive by russia, which may begin. In the coming weeks, the Reuters Agency writes about this, commenting on the
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