11 August 2026
(PHOTO: Mykolaiv Regional State Administration)
Over the past 24 hours and during the night of August 11, Russian forces attacked the Mykolaiv region with "Shahed" and "Molniya" strike drones and launched a missile strike.
The Mykolaiv Regional Military Administration reported on the consequences of the enemy attacks.
In Mykolaiv, a 75-year-old woman suffered an acute stress reaction as a result of the “Shahed” attack. Medical personnel treated her on the spot; her condition is currently satisfactory.
Additionally, a private home, an apartment building, and an industrial facility were damaged in the city.
In the Bashtanka district, on the afternoon of August 10, Russian troops launched a missile strike on open terrain. There were no casualties.
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In addition, the enemy attacked the Snigurivka community six times with “Molniya” drones. In Snigurivka, a residential building, the windows of three high-rise buildings, an unfinished construction site, a retail establishment, and a car were damaged. In the village of Ivano-Kepyne, a private home was damaged as a result of the attack.
According to the Regional State Administration, there were no casualties in the Snigurivka community.
Earlier, on August 2, Russian troops attacked the Mykolaiv region with Shahed-type strike drones, as well as “Molniya” and FPV drones. The shelling damagedan educational institution, port infrastructure, civilian vessels, private homes, and administrative buildings. There were also casualties.
In Mykolaiv, a high-speed drone attack damaged a high school building. A school bus caughtfireon the school grounds.
In addition, port infrastructure in the Mykolaiv district was targeted. Three civilianvessels were damaged as a result of the attack. According to preliminary reports, there were no casualties.
Андрій Колісніченко
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