Kharkiv Under Fire: Devastating Russian Assault Leaves Four Dead

Kharkiv Under Fire: Devastating Russian Assault Leaves Four Dead Kharkiv, Ukraine, endured a brutal Russian air assault on Saturday, June 7, 2025, leaving at least four people dead and dozens injured. The attack, described by Kharkiv's mayor as "the most powerful attack since the beginning of the war," targeted residential areas and critical infrastructure. Footage shows buildings reduced to rubble, smoke billowing into the sky, and first responders working amidst the devastation. "It was terrifying," said one resident, whose apartment building was directly hit. "I heard the explosions and then everything went dark." The resident, who chose to remain anonymous, described fleeing their home with their family, leaving behind everything they owned. Kharkiv, Ukraine's second-largest city, sits only 20 miles from the Russian border, making it a frequent target of Russian aggression. The city's resilience in the face of repeated attacks is a testament to the strength and determination of its people. The international community continues to express its concern and provide support to those affected by this latest tragedy. The ongoing conflict underscores the urgent need for a peaceful resolution and an end to the suffering of the Ukrainian people.