In Kharkiv, an energy facility was damaged due to rocket attacks

The head of the regional state administration, Oleh Syniehubov, announced this on Facebook .

“On April 11, 05:10 in Kharkiv, an S-300 missile fired at the energy infrastructure. As a result of the shelling, an apartment was also damaged,” Syniehubov noted.

About 15 settlements, including Synkivka, Petropavlivka and Stepova Novoselivka, were subjected to enemy artillery and mortar attacks. Russians carried out air strikes on Derhachi, Liptsi, Vovchansk, Kurylivka, Kruglyakivka, and Mala Danylivka.

In Ivashky, Bohodukhiv district, two private houses and a garage were damaged as a result of mortar shelling at 16:54.

In Mala Danylivka, Kharkiv district, a dormitory of an educational institution was damaged as a result of the dropping of unexploded ordnance at 13:55.

According to Syniehubov, a shop and a bus were damaged in Liptsi, Kharkiv district, as a result of the explosion of the shells at 13:50. Among the injured are a 38-year-old woman and a 17-year-old boy. Two women aged 59 and 42 and a 14-year-old girl were killed.

At 14:00, the Russians dropped two UAVs on Vovchansk, damaging three private houses, a hospital building, and a health centre. Patients and doctors of the hospital were evacuated earlier. A 55-year-old security guard of the Central District Hospital was wounded. At 12:00, a bus was damaged by UAV shelling. A 53-year-old man was wounded.

In Nechvolodivka, Kupyansk district, a residential building was damaged as a result of shelling at 11:00 a.m.

In Kruhlyakivka, Kupyansk district, two residential buildings were damaged as a result of the dropping of unexploded ordnance at 9:20 a.m., the head of the regional state administration said.

The enemy did not conduct any offensive actions in the Kupyansk sector over the past day, the head of the regional state administration noted.

Over the last day in Kharkiv region, combined teams of explosive ordnance disposal experts cleared 48.36 hectares of territory and destroyed 481 explosive devices.