Four children were injured in a Russian attack on Poltava on June 20

Key facts
- •Four children were injured in the Russian attack on Poltava
- •The attack occurred on June 20
- •An air-raid warning was in effect in the Poltava district at the time
- •The Ukrainian Air Force reported high-speed targets heading towards Poltava twice
A Russian attack on Poltava on June 20 resulted in four children being injured. The attack occurred while an air-raid warning was in effect in the Poltava district.
Attack details
The Ukrainian Air Force reported high-speed targets heading towards Poltava twice. A series of loud explosions rang out in Poltava on the evening of June 20, with the first explosions heard around 20:10. There were at least three explosions.
Injured children
All injured children have been taken to hospital. Information on the aftermath of the strike is being clarified.
This article was independently rewritten by ManyPress editorial AI from reporting originally published by Ukrainska Pravda (English).



