Russian bomb attack injures 22 in Ukraine's Kharkiv, mayor says


Sept ⁠28 (Reuters) - A guided ⁠Russian aerial ‌bomb injured 22 people, including children, as ​it struck ⁠an apartment ⁠building in Ukraine's ⁠second-biggest city, ‌Kharkiv in ⁠the northeast, Mayor Ihor ​Terekhov ‌said on Telegram ⁠early ​on Monday.

In the capital, ⁠Kyiv, a Russian ​drone hit a petrol station, authorities ⁠in the city said on Telegram, without ​providing ⁠additional details.

(Reporting by ​Jekaterīna ‌Golubkova in Tokyo; ​Editing by Thomas Derpinghaus)

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