A teenager and his grandmother were injured: the prosecutor's office released footage of the KAB strike.

Two individuals were injured as a result of an airstrike on the Zolochiv community in the Kharkiv region on March 2.

Updated at 20:05. The regional prosecutor's office showed footage of the strike with a guided aerial bomb on the village of Dolzhik. According to the investigation, around 16:00, the settlement was attacked with four aerial bombs. Four residential houses, utility buildings, a farm storage facility, and power lines were damaged.

18:02. Russian aviation struck the village of Dolzhik with guided aerial bombs. As a result of the attack, a 65-year-old woman and a 14-year-old boy were injured. The wounded were hospitalized, reports the Kharkiv Regional State Administration (OVA).

According to data from the regional National Police, the boy sustained a shrapnel wound and acute stress reaction, while his grandmother suffered blast injuries.

As clarified by the publication "Zarya-news," citing the head of the Zolochiv village military administration, Viktor Kovalenko, around 16:00, four guided aerial bombs were dropped on the community, two of which targeted the village of Dolzhik. Preliminary reports indicate damage to four private homes, utility buildings, and power grids. Two more guided aerial bombs struck the outskirts of Dolzhik and the settlement of Rodnoye, where there were no casualties or destruction.

At 14:30, Russian forces shelled the village of Klinovaya-Novoselovka with artillery. As a result of 15 strikes, four private houses, utility buildings, and gas and power networks were damaged.

Additionally, around 9:00, Russian forces used FPV drones to strike the village of Ivashki in the Zolochiv community. The direct hit caused damage to an educational institution's premises.