Russian strike on Poltava leaves nine injured, including four children
Ukrinform
Nine people, including four children, were injured in a Russian attack on Poltava.
According to Ukrinform, this was reported by Poltava City Council Secretary Kateryna Yamshchykova.
"The number of children injured in the enemy attack has increased to four," she wrote.
According to the official, another child was transported by ambulance to the city's children's hospital.
Earlier, she had reported that three children had been injured in the attack.
In addition, five adults were wounded.
All of the injured have been hospitalized.
As previously reported, on June 20 the Russian army struck the territory of an industrial enterprise in Poltava district.
