On Wednesday, authorities in Ukraine reported that a hospital in the Kharkiv region was targeted by a Russian air strike, resulting in injuries to four individuals.

According to Governor Oleh Synehubov, the assault occurred on Wednesday evening in Velykyi Burluk, a town situated to the east of Kharkiv and approximately 20 kilometers away from the Russian border.

According to Synehubov, the hospital was struck by guided aerial bombs, causing damage to its exterior, windows, and roof.

He stated that 38 individuals were relocated, and that both employees and patients had sufficient time to react to air warnings prior to the attack.

On Wednesday night, the Russian defense ministry announced that they had shot down five drones belonging to Ukraine.

The government agency stated that it eliminated four drones in the Belgorod area, which shares a border with Ukraine, and one additional drone in the adjacent Kursk region.

No damage or injuries were reported.

The data used for this report was obtained from Reuters.