In November, 14 hostile attacks caused damage to residential buildings

The mayor noted that as of now, specialists have closed almost all windows in apartments, all windows in public areas, 67% of balconies, and repaired half of the damaged roofs.

‘Each time, the city's utilities have engaged up to 450 specialists and 50 pieces of equipment to deal with the consequences of Russian strikes. However, the restoration would have been much more difficult without the help of volunteers who worked side by side with the repair teams and supported the affected Kharkiv residents. I am very grateful to everyone for that!’ said Igor Terekhov.