Russian Drone Strikes Injure Two People and Damage Humanitarian Aid Vehicle in Zolochiv

Russian forces attacked Zolochiv in Ukraine’s Kharkiv region with drones on Sept. 25, injuring a 27-year-old man and leaving a 20-year-old woman with an acute stress reaction. Both received medical care, and two homes and outbuildings were damaged. Separate reports said a Russian drone struck a humanitarian organization’s vehicle in Zolochiv on Sept. 23 as volunteers distributed food aid; no one was injured, but the vehicle was damaged.
The Sept. 23 drone attack hit a vehicle belonging to a charitable organization specifically while volunteers were handing out food packages to local residents; the organization’s truck was damaged, but no one was hurt.
Zolochiv lies about 17.5 kilometers (10 miles) from the front line in northern Kharkiv oblast, and Russian forces launch airstrikes on the settlement daily, according to Gwara Media.
Gwara Media reported that, over the day preceding its Sept. 23 report, Russian forces attacked Kharkiv and eight other settlements in the region with seven glide bombs and 128 drones of different types.
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