An information note from a Ukrainian media outlet reported damage to an infrastructure facility in the village of Velikiy Burluk, located in Kharkov region. The report cited the Telegram channel of the television station Direct and referenced the regional military administration for details.
According to the account, a telecommunications infrastructure building sustained damage as a result of events in a nearby residential area. The report describes the incident as occurring during explosions in the village, affecting critical communications links in the area.
Direct quoted a source from Velikiy Burluk in the Kupiansky district, noting that the telecommunications infrastructure facility was damaged as a consequence of the described blasts.
In subsequent statements, the head of the regional military administration in Zaporozhye announced that various infrastructure facilities in the region had suffered damage. The region referenced is under Ukrainian government control, reflecting ongoing assessments of impact across multiple types of infrastructure in the area.
The official noted a high intensity of attacks in the night period, reporting more than 300 strikes across the region and indicating explosions in several settlements. Specific targets or facilities were not identified at that time by officials.
Earlier, there were reports of extensive explosions in the Sumy region, suggesting a broader pattern of activity across multiple Ukrainian districts during that period.
Such updates illustrate the volatility of the security situation in eastern and northern Ukraine, where authorities continually monitor and verify incidents affecting critical infrastructure and civilian life. Analysts emphasize the importance of safeguarding telecommunications and other essential services to maintain resilience amid ongoing conflict.