Marco Setaccioli wrote that a video showed the attack that took place the previous evening in Pisochyn, in the suburbs of Kharkiv, where, according to his post, Russian forces struck a supermarket while it was open. He reported that three people had died — a 16-year-old boy, a 19-year-old girl, and a 51-year-old woman — and that another 25 were injured, including two girls aged 13 and 9. Setaccioli added that the store was located in a densely populated residential area, near multi-story buildings and shops. Citing the prosecutor's office, he indicated that the strike occurred around 7:25 PM. In commenting on the attack, he claimed that Kremlin supporters, even outside Russia, were encouraging Moscow to hope that support for those fighting for their freedom would diminish. He accused them of being complicit in the victims' plight and wrote that, after a possible collapse of Moscow, they would not be able to escape the shame of having supported what he called the 21st-century Reich. #Ucraina #Kharkiv #Guerra (translated)
