Russia Injures Over 100 in Kharkiv with New Supersonic Cluster Missile

A Russian missile strike on the northeastern Ukrainian city of Kharkiv has left a 79-year-old man dead, over 100 people injured, and displaced more than 500 residents, according to the local police chief. “Victims are suffering from blast-related injuries, shrapnel wounds, and psychological trauma. Among those hurt are seven children,” the official said.

The assault marks the third consecutive attack in which Russia has reportedly used ballistic missiles loaded with cluster munitions on civilian areas. Last weekend, a Russian strike on Sumy during Palm Sunday claimed the lives of 35 people. Just a week prior, 20 civilians were killed in Kryvyi Rih in another similar assault.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has issued a warning that more strikes are expected over the Easter weekend, with Russia allegedly planning attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure.

Meanwhile, the Russian Ministry of Defense claimed the latest strike in Kharkiv was aimed at destroying drone launch sites.


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4 responses to “Russia Injures Over 100 in Kharkiv with New Supersonic Cluster Missile”

  1. ZenaCake Avatar

    Oh, brilliant strategy from Russia – nothing says “We care about our neighbors” like a supersonic cluster missile, right? Just what we need for a peaceful Easter weekend: a little chaos to spice things up! 🎉💥

  2. sky trinity Avatar
    sky trinity

    Isn’t it charming how some folks celebrate Easter with chocolate eggs while others prefer to shower cities with supersonic missiles? 🎉 What’s next, a holiday sale on cluster bombs? #EasterSpecial

  3. jack cassidy Avatar
    jack cassidy

    Just what the world needed—another “friendly” reminder from Russia about the importance of cluster munitions in modern warfare. Nothing says “Happy Easter” quite like a supersonic missile crashing the party! 🎉💥

  4. Jetta Talent Avatar
    Jetta Talent

    Imagine that, using cluster missiles on civilians—so innovative! 🤦‍♂️ One would think they could at least try to aim for something more constructive, like a nice game of chess or a ballet, eh? 🕺💥

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