The heat trap from the Iskander was seized by rescuers in a residential area of ​​Kharkov on the afternoon of June 18. The Russians hit the city with a ballistic missile around June 18 at around 13:00. The shell fell on the closed territory of one of the local industrial enterprises in the south of Kharkov. There is no official information about the destruction and the wounded as of 16:00. The pyrotechnics heat trap itself was taken out, civilians were not injured during its fall.

Earlier, on the night of June 18, and also with Iskanders, Russian troops fired at a tram depot in the north of the city. The explosion brought down one of the walls of the hangar, where the trams stood. A crater about 4 meters deep remained at the site of impact. One of the fragments of the shell, flying about 300 meters, hit the wall of a 16-storey residential building, a fire broke out. The balconies on the top three floors were on fire. There were no casualties as a result of the fire