Dec. 31, 2024, 8:22 a.m.
(PHOTO: State Emergency Service of Ukraine in Mykolaiv Oblast)
The Russian army shelled Mykolaiv region several times with drones and artillery. Power lines, a house and a car were damaged.
This was reported by the press service of the Mykolaiv Regional State Administration.
Yesterday, on December 30, at 08:00, the Russians fired artillery at the village of Dmytrivka in the Kutsurubska community. As a result, the power lines were damaged, which were quickly repaired.
The enemy also attacked the Kutsurubska community three times during the day with FPV drones. The shelling in the village of Dmytrivka damaged the roof and windows of a private house and a car.
On December 30, the water area of the Ochakiv community came under artillery fire during the day and evening. There were no casualties.
On December 29, the enemy attacked Ochakiv twice with FPV drones and fired artillery at the water area of the Ochakiv community. The enemy also fired four times at the Kutsurub community with FPV drones. As a result, three private houses and two cars were damaged in the village of Dmytrivka.
In addition, the enemy attacked Ochakiv with kamikaze drones. The falling debris caused a fire that engulfed three outbuildings and a recreation center in the recreational area.
On the night of December 29, an enemy drone attacked the Chornomorsk community. The attack resulted in a hit to an unused building and a fire in an administrative building at an energy infrastructure facility. The fire was quickly extinguished. A 49-year-old employee of the company was injured.
On December 15, the enemy launched an air attack on the city using Shahed 131/136 drones. The attack damaged infrastructure facilities and injured two employees.
On December 5, Voznesensk was hit by an enemy missile attack. According to preliminary information, the Russians fired X-59/X-69 missiles, which were destroyed by air defense forces. The falling missile debris damaged about 30 residential buildings, several cars and power lines.
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