In Kharkiv, an unknown person opened fire with a traumatic weapon on people in the subway.

In the subway of the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv, an unknown person opened fire on people with a traumatic weapon. This was reported on April 26 by the Ukrainian agency UNIAN.

"In the Kharkiv metro, a man opened fire with a traumatic weapon at people," the Telegram channel said.

According to the agency, police officers are working at the scene of the incident, the details of what happened are being clarified. It is noted that a grenade also exploded in one of the districts of the city.

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On April 18, a man opened fire in Kiev, killing seven people and injuring 15 others. The attacker took several fellow citizens hostage and resisted the police. Before committing the crime, he quarreled with his neighbor.

On the day of the tragedy, the Prosecutor General's Office of Ukraine classified the incident as a terrorist attack. After a while, footage began to appear on social networks in which Ukrainian police officers were afraid of shots and screams and ran away. A criminal case was opened on this fact, and the head of the patrol police of Ukraine, Yevgeny Zhukov, decided to resign.