Ukrainian ambulance crew comes under Russian shelling in Kharkiv Oblast
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Three people, including a pregnant woman and a child, were injured after Russia shelled Kharkiv Oblast, damaging an ambulance car as well, Ukrainian Health Ministry reported on June 17.
The incident occurred when the ambulance arrived to assist a 17-year-old girl during an attack on a village.
The doctors were inside a building conducting an examination when the shelling began, allowing them to avoid injuries.
Despite significant damage caused to the ambulance car, the medical crew evacuated the injured, who are now receiving necessary medical assistance, the Ministry said.
Russian troops carried out airstrikes on Pisky-Radkivski village in the Izium district in Kharkiv Oblast on June 16.
Three people, including a pregnant woman and a 13-year-old teenager, were injured due to the attack.
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