Kharkiv airstrike kills 5, injures over 50 in Russian attack

A Russian airstrike on Kharkiv using guided bombs killed five people and injured over 50, according to Ukrainian officials. The attack also caused significant damage to residential and industrial buildings. The strike targeted the Slobodsky district with three guided bombs, hitting near civilian enterprises and a residential building. Two large fires broke out, damaging warehouses, production facilities, and at least 20 cars. Among the 53 injured were three children, with an 11-year-old girl in serious condition. Rescuers recovered two people from the rubble and found bodies of the deceased. Emergency services continue search operations as people may remain trapped. Police are conducting building inspections to identify additional victims.