Lozova: Due to heavy shelling, part of the community is without power, and educational and medical facilities have been damaged.
As a result of the mass shelling on October 7, part of the Loziv community in Kharkiv region was left without electricity, and critical infrastructure is operating on generators. According to the city mayor, Serhiy Zelensky, significant damage was inflicted on educational and medical institutions, as well as the private sector. One educational facility was severely damaged. In two five-story buildings, the shockwave shattered the windows.
On the morning of October 7, the mayor of Lozova, Serhiy Zelenskyy, announced that the community had experienced a massive shelling. Critical infrastructure and industry were targeted, resulting in part of the Lozivsky region being without electricity.
According to Zelensky, critical infrastructure is functioning thanks to alternative power sources, and water is being supplied using generators. Work is ongoing to restore electricity.
The mayor reported significant damage: educational and medical institutions, as well as the private sector, have been affected. One educational facility has been severely damaged, and windows were blown out in two five-story buildings due to the blast wave.
The shelling occurred as part of a large-scale nighttime attack by Russia on Ukraine, with the main targets being the Poltava and Chernihiv regions and Kyiv.