Today was a quieter day overall. After three days of heavy shelling of the city by muscovite troops, the intensity dropped. This does not mean it ceased; still, less shelling means less damage and casualties, allowing one to breathe a little.

In Kharkiv, artillery fire, rockets, and air strikes have damaged and destroyed 1,410 buildings, including 1,177 residential buildings, 69 schools, 53 kindergartens, and 15 hospitals. Public utility workers continue to repair damaged water supply networks, replacing water pipes. These are the real heroes of rear in Kharkiv!