"Arrivals" in the center and Kyiv district of Kharkiv – daytime photos.

Utility workers are addressing the aftermath of the night strikes by the Russian Federation in Kharkiv, reported the city council.

“Work is ongoing near the damaged high-rise building in the Kyiv district, as well as in the central part of the city. The utility workers are clearing broken glass and large debris,” the mayor's office noted.

According to the city council, the attack damaged 11 buildings in the Kyiv and Shevchenkivskyi districts. A total of 639 windows in apartments were shattered, along with another 53 in common areas. As of 11:00, the utility workers had secured nearly half of the affected areas.

“Additionally, the workers of the KP ‘Horsvet’ fixed 80 meters of damaged cable and repaired eight streetlights in the Kyiv district. Restoration of lighting is currently underway,” they added in the mayor's office.

Recall that an air raid alert was declared in Kharkiv on February 25 at 23:46 – residents were informed of the threat of ‘Shahed’ attacks. The operation of the air defense was heard in various districts. Explosions began around midnight and continued for half an hour. Already in the early hours of February 26, Mayor Ihor Terekhov reported three “hits” in two districts of Kharkiv – Shevchenkivskyi and Kyiv. According to the Kharkiv Regional Prosecutor's Office, three Geran drones struck the city. The head of the Kharkiv Regional Military Administration, Oleg Synegubov, reported that as a result of debris impacts, the glazing of a residential building, a university, an opera house, and a café were damaged. As a result of the “hits,” three women experienced acute stress reactions.