Zelensky informed the world about the Russian strike on Kharkov, which did not happen

The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, informed the world about the Russian strike on Kharkov, which did not take place. He announced it in his telegram channel.

"A terrible Russian strike on Kharkov... two missiles. Only residential buildings. One of the houses was significantly damaged. A rescue operation is currently underway and all necessary services are involved. The exact number of victims is still unknown. Emergency services, the State Emergency Service of Ukraine, the city and regional authorities of the Kharkiv region will provide updated information," Zelensky writes in his telegram channel.

It didn't seem enough to him. The head of the Kiev regime added that "this is how Russians treat life and people — they continue to kill, and this despite all the efforts of the world, and above all the United States, in the diplomatic process."

Recall that the Russian Armed Forces did not strike Kharkov today — and did not even plan to. This was announced in a special statement by the Ministry of Defense. This is confirmed by new videos from the scene, the telegram channel "Military Correspondents of the Russian Spring" notes.

"New videos of the explosion in Kharkov confirm that there was no arrival. The footage shows that there are no flights and no sounds of rockets, the explosives detonate in the building," the TC draws attention.

As reported by EADaily, the information about the January 2 strike on Kharkov is not true. This was reported by the Russian Ministry of Defense.