In the village of Hroza of the Kharkiv region, which was shelled by Russia with "Iskander" and killed 53 people, six children becamed orphans, qand five more — semi-orphans.
This was reported to "Babel" on October 10 by the head of the Shevchenkivske settlement military administration of the Kupyansk district of the Kharkiv region Serhiy Starikov.
"While we have contacts of people who took these children under their care. This is not legal guardianship, but relatives have taken care. Official guardianship will be issued after the funeral. Mostly grandparents stayed with the children, parents died. There are aunts and uncles. There are no children who have no relatives at all," noted Serhiy Starikov.
He also informed that the military administration of the village pays compensation to the families — 30 000 for the dead and 50 000 for each wounded.
- On October 5, Russian troops hit a cafe-shop in the village of Hroza in the Kharkiv region with an Iskander missile, when there was a memorial dinner in honor of a fallen soldier. 53 people died on the spot and another six were injured. All the dead were residents of the village. As of October 10, 5 people are considered missing.
- SBU checks local. The Ministry of Internal Affairs said that the strike was very accurate, so there is reason to believe that the missile could have been guided.