On the 14th local time, Igor Terekhov, mayor of Kharkiv, Ukraine, said that due to Russian air strikes, about 30,000 users in Kharkiv suffered power outages.

Terekhov pointed out that the air strike caused the damage of power lines, causing many areas of the city to fall into power outages. At present, the number of affected users is about 30,000. And the staff of the public utilities and energy departments are making every effort to carry out emergency repair work in order to restore the normal power supply in the city as soon as possible. He said, "Russia is attacking the energy sector and substations, doing everything in its power to keep Ukrainian residents without power."

In addition, Terechov also that three previously recorded aircraft-guided bomb attacks had damaged a hospital in the city when patients were being hospitalized in the hospital.

Russia has not responded to the above statement yet. (Headquarters reporter Dong Wei)