Oleh Syniehubov, head of the Kharkiv Regional Military Administration, reported about this attack.Initially, three injuries were confirmed. Later, Syniehubov clarified that the Russian strike, which occurred around noon, resulted in one fatality and four injuries. Among the injured, three people were hospitalized: two men aged 65 and 74, and a 47-year-old woman — all diagnosed with blast injuries and in moderate condition. The deceased was a 63-year-old man. A 64-year-old man received medical attention at the scene.“The strike hit the territory of a civilian enterprise spanning 30,000 square meters,” Syniehubov wrote. “Warehouses covering roughly 20,000 square meters caught fire. Emergency services managed to contain the blaze.”He emphasized that the facility stored exclusively civilian goods, including food products, which contributed to the rapid spread of the fire.“Two emergency workers were injured while extinguishing the fire: one suffered from carbon monoxide poisoning and heatstroke, while the other sustained burns,” Syniehubov added.In total, more than 100 firefighters, nearly 50 units of equipment, and a fire train were involved in the response. The specific type of weapon used in the strike is still being determined.Russia is likely preparing for a new phase of its summer offensive. There are signs of increased combat activity on the front, particularly mechanized attacks in several directions.