92 houses damaged in Kherson region as a result of Russian occupants' attack

During the day, the enemy massively attacked Kherson region from the air and from the ground, destroying civilian objects and vehicles. The strikes killed three civilians and injured 29 others, including children.

This was reported by the head of the Kherson Regional Military Administration Oleksandr Prokudin.

Over the past day, Russian troops fired at 40 settlements in Kherson region, using kamikaze drones, aircraft and artillery. In particular, Antonivka, Beryslav, Bilozerka, Stanislav, Novovorontsovka, Tyahynka, Kozatske and the city of Kherson came under fire.

The occupants hit residential areas, critical and social infrastructure. They damaged 29 multi-storey buildings, 63 private houses, administrative buildings, cars, ambulances, buses and a trolleybus.

The attacks killed three people and injured 29 others, including three children.

During the night attack, the Air Defense Forces destroyed two enemy Shahed-131/136 drones over the territory of the region.

On the night of October 24, Russian troops again attacked the Kherson region. Residential areas came under fire, damaging eight high-rise buildings, twenty private homes, administrative buildings, businesses, and cars. Two people were killed and nine were wounded.

In the morning of the same day, the enemy opened fire on the Korabelny district of Kherson with multiple rocket launchers. The shells hit residential areas, destroying houses. Among the victims are a teenager and two girls. The death toll has risen to three and the number of wounded to 14. Investigators have launched a pre-trial investigation into war crimes that led to the deaths of civilians.

Eyewitnesses say that the explosions started suddenly and lasted several minutes. The shells fell one after another right next to the houses, on both sides of the street - several cluster munitions and Grad rockets caused significant damage. Locals believe that reconnaissance drones were flying over the city before the shelling.

Анна Літман