Russian attack on Mykolaiv region: cars damaged and houses destroyed

On June 27, the enemy attacked Mykolaiv district 11 times with FPV drones and shelled it with artillery, causing no casualties.

According to the press service of the Mykolaiv Military District Administration, this was reported by the district military administrations and the State Emergency Service of Ukraine in Mykolaiv region.

"The enemy attacked eleven times with FPV drones and at 17:55 fired artillery at the Kutsurubska community. As a result, an outbuilding was damaged and a fire broke out in Solonchaky village, a private house and a truck were damaged, and a dry grass fire started in Dmytrivka village, which was quickly extinguished. No one was injured," the statement said.

Earlier, on June 22, at 17:05, the Russians launched a missile attack on Ochakiv, using X-59/69 missiles. Two high-rise buildings, 22 private houses, a power line and a car were damaged. A brush fire broke out and was quickly extinguished. Three people were wounded in the shelling, including two children - a 7-year-old boy and a 12-year-old girl - and a 46-year-old woman. All the victims are in hospital and are being provided with medical care. The condition of the hospitalized is assessed as moderate. Residential buildings were damaged.

Earlier, on June 18, the enemy carried out an artillery shelling and two attacks with FPV drones on the Kutsurubska community in Mykolaiv district. As a result of the shelling in the village of Dmytrivka, a 70-year-old woman was wounded and hospitalized, her condition is currently stable, moderate. Two private houses were also damaged. In addition, the enemy attacked the water area and coastline of the Ochakiv community with drones four times, without causing any casualties.

In the Bashtanka district, at about 3:50 am, the occupiers attacked the Ingul community with shekels. As a result of the attack, an agricultural enterprise was damaged, warehouses and dry grass caught fire - the fire was quickly extinguished, no one was injured.

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