Enemy troops attack 25 civilian infrastructure facilities in Kherson region

In Kherson region, Russian attacks claimed the life of one person and wounded nine others, including a minor. Dozens of settlements and civilian infrastructure - from housing to hospitals and transportation - came under attack.

This was reported by the press service of the National Police in Kherson region.

At least 25 civilian infrastructure facilities were damaged as a result of massive shelling in Kherson region. Three apartment buildings and 12 private houses, a critical infrastructure facility, a medical and educational institution, administrative and office buildings, as well as vehicles - three cars and a scooter - were destroyed.

In the village of Komyshany, a 63-year-old local resident was killed by an explosion of a drone strike. In Novoraysk, an FPV drone attacked a 36-year-old man riding a scooter.

In Novovoskresensk, an enemy FPV drone hit a private house, injuring two people. Another residential building was damaged after a second attack in the same village.

A series of FPV drone strikes destroyed an administrative building in Novovorontsovka, an apartment building in Dariivka, and four private homes in Mykilske and Tomyna Balka. Additionally, one residential building in Tomyna Balka was hit by a drone attack. Russian troops shelled Novodmytrivka with rocket artillery and multiple rocket launchers.

In the morning, a drone attacked a medical facility in the Dniprovsky district of Kherson, causing the building to be destroyed. The Korabelny district of Kherson also came under artillery fire. Three private houses and a business were damaged. A drone also dropped explosives on a car, injuring the driver.

Another drone drop damaged a car and injured two people, a 17-year-old girl and a 19-year-old boy, who were diagnosed with contusions.

In the central district of Kherson, the Russian military used two attack drones that hit an office building. The attack also damaged a nearby educational institution and an apartment building. During the day, law enforcement officers processed 308 appeals from citizens regarding offenses and other incidents and opened 25 criminal proceedings under the article on war crimes.

The humanitarian situation in Oleshky is also rapidly deteriorating - residents are living without basic conditions and risking their lives every day. The town is virtually cut off from adequate supplies, and any attempts to deliver aid are fraught with mortal danger.

Анна Літман