On February 10th, Russian forces launched a series of strikes on populated areas of Kharkiv Oblast, resulting in multiple injuries and damage to civilian infrastructure. Among the incidents, a bread delivery vehicle was struck by a drone in the village of Oskil, injuring the driver, who sustained minor injuries. This attack is part of a broader pattern of violence in the region as humanitarian efforts are compromised by ongoing military operations.

The strikes included the use of drones and air-launched munitions, highlighting the continuing intensity of conflict in this part of Ukraine. Reports indicate that the attacks affected various districts, including Izium, Kupiansk, and Bohodukhiv. Aside from the driver of the delivery vehicle, two women in the Kupiansk district were reported to suffer from acute stress reactions due to the violence, emphasizing the psychological toll on civilians in conflict zones.

In a separate incident that day, a drone strike in Zolochiv injured a man and damaged a petrol station, further underscoring the indiscriminate nature of the attacks. These events reflect the persistent threats faced by the local population as military actions disrupt crucial humanitarian services such as food delivery, thus complicating the situation for civilians already affected by the war.