14 September 2025

Russian army shells hospital in Kherson and destroys houses in Lyman

(Consequences of shelling in Kherson. PHOTOS: National Police of Ukraine)

Russian troops attacked towns and villages in the Kherson and Mykolaiv regions with drones, bombs, and artillery. The shelling killed one person, injured more than ten others, and damaged housing, hospitals, administrative buildings, and vehicles.

According to Oleksandra Prokudina, the head of the Kherson Regional Military Administration, at least 32 settlements in the Kherson region came under attack from drones, aircraft and artillery, including Antonivka, Bilozerka, Beryslav, Kozatske, Stanislav, Oleksandrivka, Prydniprovske and the city of Kherson.

Consequences of shelling in Kherson. PHOTOS: National Police of Ukraine

The Russian army attacked residential areas, critical and social infrastructure. Two high-rise buildings, 38 private houses, outbuildings and cars were damaged.

The shelling killed one person and injured eight others.

Six private houses, a medical facility, an administrative building, a minimarket, a shop-office, a cellular tower, two buses and six cars were also damaged.

Consequences of the shelling in Kherson. PHOTOS: National Police of Ukraine

Twice, FPV drones attacked a medical facility, which was damaged. In another case, a drone dropped explosives and destroyed a private house and a car. The Shumensky district of Kherson came under shelling, damaging two buses and a minibus.

The day before, at night, the Russians launched an air strike with a guided bomb on the coastal area. At around 17:00, they attacked Ingulets with guided bombs. Four people were injured: women aged 48, 59 and 60 sustained contusions, craniocerebral and explosive injuries, as well as shrapnel wounds. They were taken to hospital in moderate condition.

Consequences of the shelling in Kherson. PHOTOS: National Police of Ukraine

According to the General Staff, during the day, the enemy carried out 63 air strikes, dropped 106 guided bombs, used 1950 kamikaze drones and fired 3570 times at Ukrainian military positions and populated areas.

According to Vitaliy Kim, head of the Mykolaiv Military District Administration, on September 13, FPV drones attacked Ochakiv in the Ochakiv community twice. Also, at 15:09, artillery shelling of the Kutsurub community was recorded: a private house was damaged in the village of Ivanivka. In addition, an FPV drone strike on the Halytsynivka community caused the destruction of a house in the village of Lymani.

Consequences of shelling in Kherson. PHOTO: National Police of Ukraine

On September 12-13, Russian troops attacked 30 settlements in Kherson region and several communities in Mykolaiv region with drones, aircraft, and artillery. Residential buildings, infrastructure, and transportation were damaged, and four people were injured.

Анна Літман

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