Russia continues to attack hospitals in Kherson

A Russian Molniya strike drone hit a medical facility in the central district of Kherson.

This was reported by Oleksandr Prokudin on his Telegram channel.

Four hospital employees were injured in the attack: A 67-year-old man and women aged 42, 51 and 39. According to Prokudin, "they had previously received explosive injuries."

As a reminder, on February 17, 2026, the Russian army carried out a series of targeted attacks on a civilian medical facility in the Dniprovsky district of Kherson. The enemy attacked the territory of one of the local hospitals three times using unmanned aerial vehicles. As a result of the attack, a 46-year-old medical worker was injured - she sustained craniocerebral and mine-blast injuries. Later, during a lunchtime attack, a 64-year-old man sustained a leg injury and a mine-blast injury.

Also on January 4, a Russian drone attacked a gas station in Kherson. The report says that on January 4, in one of the city's districts, an explosive object dropped from an enemy UAV caused a gas module and a car to catch fire on the territory of a gas station. It is noted that rescuers arrived at the scene and began extinguishing the fire. The work was complicated by the constant activity of enemy drones. The fire was extinguished.

An independent international commission released a report with the telling title 'They are hunting us', in which massive drone attacks on civilians on the right bank of the Kherson region are qualified as crimes against humanity. International experts emphasize the systematic nature of these attacks, which are aimed at intimidating and killing civilians.

Олег Пархітько