Russian forces drop aerial bombs on civilian vehicle, killing three in Kharkiv region

On the evening of February 15, two Russian-guided aerial bombs were dropped in the village of Vilkhuvata in the Kharkiv region, which targeted a civilian vehicle passing by, authorities report.

Two civilians, later figured as a couple, died on the spot, says governor Ihor Syniehubov.

"There is also a fire in a private house, there are two wounded. All emergency services are working at the scene." 

Later, he added that the death toll had risen to three, as the body of the 17-year-old girl was found near the car, the authorities are establishing the details.

According to the police, the enemy fired at Chorne village in Kupyansk district with guided bombs. One target hit the yard of a private house. The house and outbuildings caught fire.

A nearby house was also destroyed.

On February 15, Russian troops also attacked Dvorichna near Kupyansk with a drone, and two people were injured.

On the night of February 15, Russian troops attacked the city of Chuhuiv, Kharkiv region, with missiles. A woman died in the shelling.

On February 14, at 16:16, Russian forces fired a S-300 missile at a two-story residential building and another one next to it in the village of Velykyi Burluk. As a result of the attack, people were killed and injured.