Russian Guided Bomb Attack on Kharkiv Kills 5, Injures Over 50

A Russian airstrike with three guided bombs on Kharkiv killed at least five people and injured over 50, including three children, according to regional officials. The attack targeted an industrial zone and an area near residential high-rises. Victims included two men aged 62 and 35, with one death in a residential building and two from drone debris. Dozens of buildings, a civilian enterprise, and at least 20 cars were damaged, with fires covering roughly 15,000 square meters. Rescue operations continue as people may remain under rubble, with police conducting door-to-door checks. The attack occurred around 14:40, with casualties rising since. The mayor reported over 30 high-rises and about 20 private homes damaged, and two bodies were found under a sewing workshop's debris.