A restaurant was destroyed as explosions ring out after Russian again attacks Kharkiv

The first message about the explosion appeared on Terekhov’s Telegram channel at 12:11 a.m. EET.

Kyivskyi district came under attack, he wrote soon after.

A restaurant was destroyed, and windows were shattered in the neighboring building, Terekhov said.

Preliminary reports indicate nobody was killed or injured. Emergency services are working on site.

Terekhov wrote about a new series of explosions in Kharkiv less than an hour later.

Kharkiv shelling on March 27

Explosions rang out in Kharkiv during an air raid alert on March 27.

One person was killed, and at least 19 injured, including a girl born in 2022 and a boy born in 2023, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy reported in the evening.

"Kharkiv. Russian terror against the city is becoming particularly vile,” he said.

“Attempts to drive more than a million people into a blackout, constant attacks by missiles and Shahed (drones). Now - air bombs. Just on an ordinary street, on houses, schools, ordinary civilian infrastructure."

Four children were among the injured, Terekhov added.

Kharkiv was hit by guided large caliber munitions for the first time, Kharkiv Governor Oleh Synehubov reported.

Aerial bombs were used — for the first time since 2022, Police Investigation Department chief, Serhiy Bolvinov, clarified.

"Shevchenkivskyi district is under attack, the enemy used a cheap analogue of a cruise missile, Versatile Intermediate Gliding Munition UMPB D-30SN, manufactured on the basis of FAB-250 (air-dropped bomb with a high-explosive warhead)," he wrote on Facebook.

Two hits were recorded — the first bomb exploded behind a secondary school and the second in the middle of residential buildings, Bolvinov added, sharing photos of the aftermath.