In Kharkiv, after the Russian attack, surgeries resumed in the military hospital

Yesterday, March 29, Russian invaders attacked a military hospital in Kharkiv with a "Shahed" drone. Despite the damage, the facility resumed operations today.

This was reported on the hospital’s Facebook page.

"Once again, the Russian Federation has committed a crime by using lethal weapons against a medical facility. This is not the first time the hospital has been shelled. This is an act of terrorism," said Eduard Khoroshun, head of the Military Medical Clinical Center of the Northern Region.

The page clarified that as a result of the "Shahed" strike, patients and staff at the hospital were injured. Additionally, several buildings were damaged. However, operations have now resumed.

"Currently, surgeries are already being conducted in the operating rooms affected by the blast wave. The hospital cannot cease providing assistance and treatment to patients even for a moment," the message said.

They also added that they are not announcing a fundraiser for the facility’s restoration, hoping to manage on their own.