A Russian overnight attack on Ukraine on November 3 injured at least 73 people at a Kharkiv hospital and damaged energy facilities in several regions, prompting emergency power cuts.
The strike hit a passage between hospital buildings in Kharkiv’s Nemyshlianskyi district. It damaged hospital wards and shattered windows. Patients, medical staff and nearby residents were among the injured.
About 200 patients were evacuated to other medical facilities as emergency crews responded. Ukrainian officials said the attack also damaged other medical premises and nearby apartment buildings. Ukrainian officials said energy facilities were targeted in nine regions.
They reported damage across 14 regions. Three thermal power plants operated by energy company DTEK stopped generating electricity after being hit. Emergency power cuts were imposed in Kyiv, Kyiv region and Dnipropetrovsk region.
The strikes were part of a large attack involving drones and missiles. Ukrainian authorities said crews had begun assessing the damage and working to restore services where possible. The full extent of the damage and the time needed for repairs remained unclear.