Feb. 1, 2024, 9:37 a.m.
(PHOTO: Southern Defense Forces)
Yesterday, January 31, the enemy attacked Mykolaiv region four times with ballistic missiles. Iskander-M and S-300 missiles were used.
This is stated in a post by Mykolaiv Mayor Vitaliy Kim.
The infrastructure and power supply network were damaged. As a result, more than 400 consumers were left without electricity, and restoration work continues," the message says.
Also yesterday, at 11:01 and 12:08, enemy mortar attacks were registered in the waters of the Ochakiv community.
In addition, at 11:48, the enemy attacked the Kutsurub community with artillery. Five FPV drones were also sent there during the day. There were no casualties.
On the night of January 31, the Russian army attacked Mykolaiv region with Iranian Shahed kamikaze drones. The warehouses of an agricultural enterprise were damaged.
On January 30, enemy artillery shelling was recorded in the waters of the Ochakiv and Kutsurub communities. As a result of the evening shelling, residential buildings, outbuildings and structures, electricity and gas supply lines were damaged.
On the night of January 30-31, Snihurivka community was attacked by enemy Shahed drones. As a result, the warehouses of an agricultural enterprise and a store building were damaged. Rescuers extinguished the fire.
A security guard at the shop was injured. He is in intensive care.
On the night of January 30, air defense forces and equipment destroyed a Shahed-136/131 UAV in Mykolaiv region. As a result of the wreckage falling, a truck caught fire, and the fire was quickly extinguished. The driver sustained a head injury, his condition is currently stable.
At night, on January 28, at 22:30, the fall of the wreckage of downed drones in the Arbuzynska community of Mykolaiv region damaged an educational institution, an administrative building and the private sector.
Law enforcers continue to document facts of violations of the laws and customs of war by the Russian Federation in the de-occupied territories of Mykolaiv region. Prosecutors, together with the SBU and experts from the explosive service of the National Police, inspected more than 10 private houses with traces of Russian military presence.
Local villagers were interrogated about crimes committed by the occupiers, such as the deliberate destruction and damage to residential buildings and cruel treatment of civilians.