Russian attacks on Kharkiv wound over 100, hit hospital

At least 114 people were wounded in Russian attacks on Ukraine's Kharkiv region, Ukrainian authorities reported. Two men were killed, one in a Kharkiv suburb and another in Izium. A hospital in Kharkiv was hit, damaging about 1,000 windows in the building and nearby structures, forcing the relocation of 226 patients. Apartments and cars were also damaged, and the mayor had warned of attacks the previous day. Separately, an attack on Dnipro killed one person and wounded 17, including two police officers. The strikes also damaged an educational facility, post office, shops, and warehouses in the Izium district, with the energy sector also targeted.