Russian attacks on Ukraine just won’t quit, and the latest wave of drone and missile strikes is bringing even more tragedy and chaos. In Kharkiv, a city that’s been under Russian fire for months, at least two people were injured in a fire at a civilian enterprise after Russia launched 16 rockets and drones. Mayor Igor Terekhov didn’t hold back — the city was hit 16 times, and regional governor Oleh Sinehubov confirmed the civilian facility was struck and two people were hurt. But wait, there’s more — in the Kherson region, the situation is even worse. In the last 24 hours, two people were killed and 18 injured due to Russian strikes. Ukrainian emergency services and regional authorities report numerous communities under artillery fire, with residential buildings, farms, ambulances, and agricultural machinery destroyed. Russian forces have ramped up air attacks, launching a record number of drones, while the Ukrainian military strikes back, often targeting Russian energy infrastructure. Meanwhile, Russian air defenses boast about shooting down 55 Ukrainian drones overnight over several Russian regions, including Belgorod, Voronezh, Lipetsk, and the Black Sea. This escalation brings more suffering to civilians and shows just how far from over this war really is. Think this is just another day in the war? Think again — this war affects everyone, and the numbers don’t lie. So, what do you think? How much longer can this cat-and-mouse game with drones and missiles go on? Drop a comment, maybe we’ll find an answer or at least a good joke about this dark topic.
