In Izium, occupiers fired on the hospital, and patients had to get out from under the rubble
In Izium in the Kharkiv region, enemies fired on the central city hospital, and patients had to get out from under the rubble.
This was announced on Facebook by Deputy Head of the Izium City Council Volodymyr Matsokyn.
"I thought the gates of hell were closed, but it turned out that it was only the first floor. This is the ER of our Central City Hospital. Probably another secret NATO base. Patients were selected from the rubble as best they could," the deputy mayor wrote.
Note
Because of the shelling of the Russian invaders, the center of Izium turned into a complete ruin: the buildings of the railway and bus station, court, college, police, shops, etc. were destroyed. There is no food, water, light, gas, heat in the city, the connection is not working.
According to Oleksii Arestovych, a freelance adviser to the head of the Office of the President of Ukraine, as of March 8, the report that the enemy had allegedly captured Izium was untrue. Fighting is going on there now.
