URCS helps clear aftermath of night Russian air attacks in Kharkiv

The Ukrainian Red Cross Society (URCS) is participating in clearing the aftermath of night Russian missile and drone attacks in Kharkiv.

"Kharkiv: the attack on the city has been ongoing for over a day... At almost all locations, the rapid response unit of the Ukrainian Red Cross Society in Kharkiv region is working alongside other rescue services," the URCS reported on Facebook on Friday.

Volunteers are conducting surveys of surrounding areas, damaged buildings, and residential houses, as well as door-to-door checks to identify victims. The injured receive first aid and psychological support. Volunteers are also participating in search and rescue operations.

According to the National Police of Ukraine, five people, including an infant, were injured as a result of night shelling in Kharkiv. Osnovyansky, Kyivsky, and Shevchenkivsky districts were targeted. Russian forces used drones and missiles. Toward morning, the Russian army launched new missile strikes. Windows were blown out in apartment buildings. There are casualties.