The injured civilians received outpatient medical care. Read also: Situation in Kharkiv Oblast remains ‘critical’ – military expert The blast wave damaged windows, the roof, and the facade of a high-rise building, a store, car dealerships, and private vehicles. Explosions were heard in Mykolaiv on May 15. Two hits were reported in the city, with Kim earlier mentioning that five people were injured. Read also: Military expert warns of unstabilized Kharkiv front, potential threats to Sumy Read also: Dnipro attack: Two lives lost, infrastructure damaged by Russian assault We’re bringing the voice…