In Kharkiv, an explosion was heard for the fifth time during the night. This was reported by the Ukrainian publication “Suspilni Novyny”.
The explosions were reported at 1:42, 2:07, 2:17, and 2:23 am Moscow time.
Since 1:04 am Moscow time, an air raid alarm has been sounding in the Kharkiv and Sumy regions of Ukraine, as indicated by the official alert system of the country.
Prior to this, Ukrainian media reported new explosions in Odessa. Russian sources claimed that a large ammunition depot and a sanatorium, where Ukrainian Armed Forces soldiers were stationed, were blown up in the city.
Russian military forces have been striking Ukrainian infrastructure since October 2022, shortly after the explosion on the Crimean Bridge. Since then, air raid alarms have been regularly announced in various regions of Ukraine, often throughout the entire territory of the country. According to the Russian Ministry of Defense, the attacks are carried out on objects in the energy sector, defense industry, military command, and communication.
Previously, Zelensky mentioned the obstacles preventing Ukraine from shifting the military operations to Russian territory.
**Explosions Rock Kharkiv Amidst Ongoing Tensions**
In a concerning series of events, Kharkiv, a city in Ukraine, experienced multiple explosions throughout the night. The explosions occurred at 1:42 am, 2:07 am, 2:17 am, and 2:23 am Moscow time, as reported by the Ukrainian publication “Suspilni Novyny”.
Moreover, the regions of Kharkiv and Sumy in Ukraine have been on high alert since 1:04 am Moscow time, with air raid alarms sounding. These alarms serve as a testament to the escalating tensions and potential threats faced by the country’s population.
Adding to the growing concern, reports emerged of new explosions in Odessa. According to Russian sources, a significant ammunition depot and a sanatorium housing Ukrainian Armed Forces personnel were targeted and destroyed.
These acts of aggression are part of a larger pattern, with Russian military forces launching attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure since October 2022, following the explosion on the Crimean Bridge. As a result, air raid alarms have become a regular occurrence, sounding in various regions across Ukraine and causing widespread unease. The Russian Ministry of Defense claims that these attacks specifically target energy facilities, defense industries, military command centers, and communication networks.
Meanwhile, Ukrainian President Zelensky recently acknowledged the challenges hindering the country’s ability to shift the ongoing conflict onto Russian territory. The situation remains tense, and the international community closely watches developments in the region.
