This kindergarten in the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv was destroyed by recent Russian shelling.

Footage captured on Friday (March 25) showed personal belongings including toys and teaching resources strewn among the debris from the attack on March 17.

A nearby residential block was also hit by a Russian missile and a local resident wandered around his severely damaged apartment.

Ukraine's second-largest city has been under daily Russian bombardment that has damaged or destroyed 1,000 buildings, according to reports.

A kindergarten was struck by a Russian airstrike in Kharkiv, Ukraine on March, 17th, 2020. All rooms are destroyed and personal belongings, as well as toys and teaching resources, are strewn about. Russians continue to target schools, hospitals, and residential buildings throughout Kharkiv and Ukraine in general. Kharkiv is just 25 miles from the Russian border, but has yet to be occupied by Russian forces although it has been bombarded heavily.

Kharkiv, Ukraine has been under constant bombardment from the start of the war with Russia. Kharkiv is only 25 miles away from the Russian border but has yet to fall to Russian forces. Russian airstrikes have targeted residential buildings, schools, and hospitals in Kharkiv. In this video, a complex in the city center is destroyed and a resident shows his apartment where he lived before it was severely damaged by a Russian missile.