Kutsurub Community Faces 5 Drone Attacks: Damage Report and No Casualties

The enemy attacked the Kutsurub community five times with kamikaze drones. In Dmytrivka, houses, equipment and cars were damaged, but there were no casualties.

This was reported by Vitaliy Kim, head of the Mykolaiv Regional Military Administration.

On April 19, Kutsurubska community was attacked five times by enemy FPV drones. The main attack was on the village of Dmytrivka. The shelling damaged three private houses, an outbuilding, a car and agricultural machinery.

One of the shells caused a fire on the roof of a two-story building, which was quickly extinguished. Fortunately, there were no casualties.

On April 15, the enemy carried out eight attacks on the Kutsurub community. One of the attacks damaged the power grid, leaving four villages without electricity. The power supply was quickly restored. Fortunately, there were no casualties.

On the same day, eight enemy attacks were recorded in the waters of the Ochakiv community. And on the night of April 16, air defense systems shot down three Shaheds over the Mykolaiv region.

An even more powerful attack took place on April 10: at about 2:45 a.m., Russian Shahed 131/136 kamikaze drones attacked Mykolaiv. Explosions and debris damaged nine high-rise buildings, three cars, 30 garages, and an administrative building.

Fires broke out in an apartment and on the territory of a garage cooperative, which were extinguished by rescuers. Ten people were injured. Two of them - a 29-year-old woman and a 59-year-old man - were hospitalized, while the rest were treated on the spot.

Another attack took place on April 5 at around 22:00. As a result of the falling wreckage of the Shahed and the blast wave, two fires broke out in the private sector, which were quickly extinguished. 13 houses and cars were damaged, and four people were injured.

A network of centers will be created in Ukraine to teach citizens the basics of national resistance. Such centers will be opened in Odesa, Mykolaiv, and Kherson regions. The instructors will be veterans who will be trained and certified in military educational institutions before starting work. The training program will be approved by the Territorial Defense Forces.

Анна Бальчінос