Attack on police location in Kharkiv: the number of injured has increased.

As a result of a missile strike on the police deployment site in Kharkiv on November 1, 36 police officers were injured. A rescuer also sustained injuries.

This was reported by RBK-Ukraine citing Telegram from the head of the Kharkiv Regional State Administration, Oleg Synegubov.

"One police officer was killed, 36 police officers and a State Emergency Service employee were injured," he stated.

Additionally, according to the head of the Regional State Administration, 13 civilians were also injured.

"Furthermore, as a result of the shelling, 26 buildings and 12 vehicles were damaged," Synegubov noted.

Strike on the police deployment site in Kharkiv

On November 1, Russian troops launched a missile strike on the police deployment site in Kharkiv. Initially, there were reports of one police officer killed and 30 injured.

As stated by National Police Chief Ivan Vygovsky, Colonel of Police Andriy Matviyenko was killed. The occupiers used the S-400 air defense system for the strike on Kharkiv. The number of injured soon rose to 40 people, and later to 46.