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Seven people were killed and 22 were injured in the Russian missile attack on the Factor-Druk printing house.

Kharkiv, Kharkiv Oblast
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Ukrinform Kyiv Independent Kyiv Post Censor.NET

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Factor-Druk (organization) Factor-Druk printing complex (location) Russian forces (organization) Kharkiv (location) Vovchansk (location) Faktor-Druk (organization) Russia (organization) Kharkiv Regional Military Administration (organization) Oleh Synegubov (person) Faktor-Druk printing complex (location) Vivat publishing house (organization) Russian Armed Forces (military_unit) Ihor Klymenko (person) State Emergency Service (organization) Bohodukhiv District (location) Kupiansk District (location) Railway workers (person) Civilians (person) Sergo Gornakashvili (person) Armed Forces of Ukraine (military_unit) Vivat Publishing House employees (military_unit) Liubotyn (location)

Source Reports

Ukrinform →

Seven people were killed and 22 were injured.

Kyiv Independent →

Yesterday, a Russian missile strike killed seven people here. Twenty-one people were injured.

Kyiv Post →

Seven dead according to updated information from Kharkiv OVA head Oleh Synegubov

Kyiv Post →

Sixteen people were wounded in the attack

Censor.NET →

7 people were killed and 16 were injured in Kharkiv strikes, including workers at the Vivat publishing house.

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Extracted: 2026-07-18T17:04:30.291Z

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