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Bombing i Ukraina – Ni drept:

NEW YORK (Dagbladet): It reports BBC.

– Today alone, 37 people were injured, including three children. Four people came out of a shelter to fetch water and died. A family, two adults and three children, were burned alive in a car. This is really horrible, says the mayor of the city, Igor Terekhov.

After the attack, people posted videos they had filmed from their homes. They showed the great damage.

“Kharkiv has never experienced such destruction in recent times,” says Terekhov.

According to the Ukrainian Interior Ministry, Russia used Grady and Hurricane rockets.

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– War crime

– What is happening in Kharkiv now is a war crime! It is a genocide against the Ukrainian people, says Oleg Sinegubov, who heads the military administration in Kharkiv, according to the BBC.

The video shows extensive damage, burnt out cars and rockets that did not explode, but which are stuck in the ground or in apartments. There are also pictures of the many killed and seriously injured.

Dozens of civilians die. It happens during the day when people go to the pharmacy, to get food, to get drinking water. It is a crime, says Sinegubov and continues:

– The fight continues! We want to survive, the people of the Kharkiv region, we help each other, we are united.

Desperate methods

Kharkiv is the second largest city in Ukraine and is located in the east of the country. On Monday, the city was subjected to some of the most intense attacks and street fighting since the start of the Russian invasion last week. It is interpreted as an escalation of the attack from Russia and President Vladimir Putin, writes Washington Post.

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According to The Guardian Weapons that do not distinguish between civilian and military targets were used. In Kharkiv, the Russians used such weapons against the civilian population.

This indicates that the Kremlin has failed to crush the resistance during the first days of the war, and is prepared to use more desperate methods, the newspaper writes.

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