In Kharkiv, drone debris hit a house: children were injured.

Russia attacked Kharkiv, there are casualties

On the evening of March 13, Russia attacked Kharkiv. Debris from a drone hit a residential building. This was reported by the city's mayor Ihor Terekhov and the head of the Kharkiv Regional State Administration Oleg Synehubov.

The city suffered three strikes, all of which occurred in the Novo-Bavarsky district, the mayor noted, adding that another explosion was heard.

Synehubov added that debris from the drone hit a residential building.

In the Osnovyansky district, non-residential utility buildings were damaged. A significant fire broke out near them. Information about the injured is being clarified, the mayor reported.

Injured as a result of the attack on Kharkiv

Later it became known that there were casualties as a result of the attack on Kharkiv. The city's mayor Ihor Terekhov reported that 4 children, 2 women, and one man were injured.

Russian occupiers are trying to penetrate Basivka

At the same Time, Russian occupiers are increasing pressure on Toretsk in the Donetsk region, intensifying assaults and artillery shelling. They have also redeployed additional military units from the Kurakhiv and Pokrovsk directions.

It was also reported that the occupiers are trying to penetrate Basivka between Zhuravka and Novenky in Sumy region. For this, they are mainly using infantry, but now also ATVs. This was reported by analysts from the DeepState resource citing sources.

Lieutenant Colonel 'Tavr' against a ceasefire

It should be noted that Lieutenant Colonel Bohdan Krotevych, with the callsign 'Tavr', stated that he is against a ceasefire. He believes that Ukraine can still win the war. This was reported in his interview with the 'Bomardyr' project.

Krotevych stated that he is against a ceasefire, as he believes that Ukraine needs to change the structure of the Armed Forces and begin to advance.

First, we must be able to defend ourselves properly, and then be able to advance properly. I still believe that we are capable of winning, Krotevych declared.