Kharkiv Attack

Kharkiv

(A view of the central square following shelling of the City Hall building in Kharkiv, Ukraine, Tuesday, March 1, 2022)

(This photograph shows a view of a school destroyed as a result of fight not far from the center of Ukrainian city of Kharkiv, located some 50 km from Ukrainian-Russian border, on February 28, 2022.)

(A view of the central square following shelling of the City Hall building in Kharkiv, Ukraine, Tuesday, March 1, 2022.)

(View inside the shelled City Hall building in Kharkiv, Ukraine, Tuesday, March 1, 2022)

 

The distance from Kharkiv (Ukraine’s 2^nd Largest City with 1.4 Million People) to the Polish Border is: 1,064 Miles (1,712 Kilometers.)

The distance from Kharkiv (Ukraine’s 2^nd Largest City with 1.4 Million People) to the Russian Border is: 18 Miles (29 Kilometers.)

The number of people fleeing from Kharkiv to Poland = Several Hundred Thousands (with another Several Hundred Thousand going to other parts of Ukraine.)

The number of people fleeing from Kharkiv to Russia = 0.

Those numbers tell you exactly who the people of Kharkiv think of the Russian Invaders.

Kharkiv has been under near-constant attack (Russian Bombs and Missiles from outside the city and Russian Ground Troops inside the city) since February 24, 2022.