Kharkiv, Ukraine’s second-largest city, has withstood over four years of Russian attacks without being captured. Despite continuous bombardment and missile strikes, the city continues to function, supported by the efforts of Mayor Ihor Terekhov. Terekhov revealed Kharkiv is currently the most destroyed city in Ukraine during a recent interview at the Globsec security conference. He emphasized the ongoing struggle to maintain essential services and enable residents to remain in the heavily damaged city. While Russian forces haven’t succeeded in taking Kharkiv, the constant attacks pose a significant threat to its infrastructure and population. The mayor’s comments highlight the enduring impact of the conflict on Ukrainian urban centers and the challenges of providing safety and stability for civilians.