Izum, in the Kharkiv region, was struck by guided bombs.
In the evening of October 14, Russian forces attacked Izum with guided aerial bombs. The areas of Verkhne and the railway market were targeted, resulting in damage to residential buildings and power grids, leaving part of the city without electricity. According to initial reports, there were no casualties. The next morning, reports indicated that the shelling continued.
On the evening of October 14, Russian forces launched an attack on Izium in the Kharkiv region, using guided aerial bombs. The shelling lasted from 21:10 to 21:45.
The areas of the Upper Settlement and the railway market came under fire. As a result of the attack, residential buildings, both private and multi-story, were damaged. Several districts of the city also experienced power outages.
According to the Izum City Military Administration, fortunately, there were no casualties. However, in the morning of October 15, reports emerged that the enemy continued to terrorize Izum, and guided aerial bombs were again being dropped on the city. The sounds of explosions in the city were recorded by monitoring channels.