Restoration work is ongoing in Lozova following the shelling.
In Lozova, work is continuing to address the consequences of the Russian shelling. 99 residents have been provided with building materials, 47 window frames have been sealed, and psychological and legal assistance has been provided. Assistance has also been provided to residents of Kharkiv and Derhachi.
In Lozova, work is continuing on the recovery efforts following the recent shelling. According to Oleg Syniegubov, head of the Kharkiv Oblast Administration, 47 window frames have been repaired, and 99 residents have received construction materials.
Over 93 people have been provided with essential aid packages. In addition, 23 residents received psychological support, and those affected by the events received legal advice and social assistance.
In Kharkiv, residents whose homes were damaged due to shelling have been provided with construction materials for initial repairs. In Derhachi, 12 window frames have been closed, and materials have also been provided to support the local polyclinic.
Oleg Syniegubov noted that the Coordinating Humanitarian Centre, the Ukrainian Red Cross Society, as well as the organizations "Right to Protection," "Roksana and her team," "Caritas Kharkiv," "New City," and "Proliska" joined in providing assistance.