Pesochin, near Kharkiv: a rocket hit a sewing workshop, injuring three women.
October 9: Approximately 09:00 Russian forces launched an attack on a light industry facility in Pyschin, near Kharkiv. A 41-year-old worker at the sewing workshop was injured, and two other women were diagnosed with acute stress reactions. Another rocket hit a local cemetery; preliminary assessments indicate the use of S8000 "Bandero" missiles.
October 9: Approximately 09:[00], Russian forces launched an attack on a light industry facility in Pyschin, near Kharkiv. Three female employees of the sewing workshop were injured: a 41-year-old woman sustained injuries, while two other women were diagnosed with acute stress reactions. This was reported by the Kharkiv regional prosecutor's office.
Another rocket hit a local cemetery.
According to preliminary assessments, the Russians used small, guided missiles, the S8000 "Bandero," with a jet engine, for the attack. These missiles are smaller than conventional missiles and can reach a speed of 400–500 km/h, making them difficult to intercept.