Mykolaiv Region Under Attack: Russian Forces Shell Communities With Drones and Artillery

The occupation forces fired at the Ochakivska and Kutsurubska communities with drones, mortars and artillery.

This was reported by the press service of the Mykolaiv Regional State Administration.

As of 07:00 am on March 14, enemy shelling was recorded in Mykolaiv region over the past day.

In Mykolaiv district, on March 13, the occupiers attacked the Kutsurub community twice with FPV drones, and at 10:57 a.m. they launched an artillery strike. There were no casualties.

In addition, on the same day, at 13:44, a mortar attack was carried out on the waters of the Ochakiv community. There were no casualties or injuries.

On March 11, Russian troops shelled several settlements in Mykolaiv region. At 09:48, the waters of the Ochakiv community came under an artillery attack. There were no casualties.

On the night of March 10, air defense forces destroyed 18 Shahed 131/136 kamikaze drones. In the village of Dmytrivka, shrapnel damaged a private house, an outbuilding and a power line.

On March 8, the enemy attacked the Kutsurub community four times with FPV drones. One of the attacks in the village of Parutino damaged a power line. When the repair team began to repair it, the occupiers struck again, damaging a power company vehicle.

On March 7, at 14:19, a 51-year-old woman and a 48-year-old man were wounded in an enemy attack on the Kutsurubska community. The woman was in extremely serious condition and was hospitalized in the city. The man was treated on an outpatient basis. A residential building was damaged.

In addition, on March 1, Russian troops attacked the Kutsurub community twice with FPV drones, damaging a car and power lines. As a result, four settlements were left without electricity.

Around midnight on February 16, kamikaze drones hit a manufacturing facility, causing a fire that destroyed a truck and damaged a warehouse. The massive strike on the city resulted in the destruction of a critical facility, damaging high-rise buildings, shops and offices.

Анна Літман