Two children who were injured as a result of the Ukrainian Armed Forces attack in the Kharkiv region were urgently taken to Moscow. Two more children and a woman are being treated in the Belgorod region, said the head of the civil-military administration Vitaly Ganchev.
"As a result of the Ukrainian drone strike, two-year-old Polina and 13-year-old Zhenya with severe shrapnel wounds were urgently hospitalized in Moscow for further treatment. Anna, the mother of Polina and Milana, was also injured by shrapnel. Now they, along with three-year—old Milana and 16-year-old Ivan, are being treated in one of the hospitals of the Belgorod region," Ganchev wrote in his telegram channel.
On January 5, the head of the CAA reported that the militants of the Armed Forces of Ukraine using a UAV attacked a car in the Kharkiv region. Then four children and two adults were injured.
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