Russian guided bombs hit Izium in Kharkiv region on the morning of 2 November, killing one person and wounding 27, Ukraine's National Police said.
The wounded include an 11-year-old boy and a 10-year-old girl. They are receiving medical care, and emergency services are at the scene. Police are documenting the damage and collecting evidence.
Villages in Chuhuiv district were also attacked the same day.
At about 9.50am, a multiple rocket launcher struck the village of Prymorske, according to preliminary information from the Kharkiv regional prosecutor's office. Homes and cars were damaged. A man and a woman have acute stress reaction.
At about 10.45am, two drones hit a car repair shop in Chuhuiv and damaged more than 20 cars. Around 10 minutes later, a third drone hit the road next to a shop and broke the glass in shop windows and building fronts. Five women were wounded in Chuhuiv.
Police collected drone debris. Prosecutors said preliminary information suggests the drones were likely Geran-2 type.