Russian troops carry out air strikes in Kherson region: high-rise buildings damaged

The aggressors attacked Kherson region with air strikes. Six populated cities in the region came under fire.

This was reported by the head of the Kherson Military District Oleksandr Prokudin.

Antonivka, Bilozerka, Mykhaylivka, Honcharne, Mykilske and Tomyna Balka came under enemy fire.

The occupation forces shelled residential areas of the region's settlements, damaging 2 multi-storey buildings and 2 private houses.

One person was injured as a result of Russian aggression.

On November 22, the Russian military again shelled residential areas. As a result of Russian aggression, 5 people were injured. The occupants damaged 9 private houses, a warehouse, a garage, a trolleybus and private cars.

On November 20, the Russian military shelled a bread distribution point and a gas station; residential areas of the region's settlements, damaging 5 high-rise buildings and 8 private houses. As a result of Russian aggression, 1 person was killed and 10 others were injured, including 1 child.

Earlier, the occupiers attacked the critical and social infrastructure of the region; residential areas of the region's settlements, in particular, they damaged 5 high-rise buildings and 23 private houses. The occupiers also vandalized private cars. As a result of Russian aggression, 2 people were killed and 15 others were injured.

The Kherson region continues to overcome the consequences of the brutal fighting caused by Russia's full-scale invasion, which has been going on for over 1000 days.

During this time, 22,495 buildings in the region have been damaged or completely destroyed. Enemy shelling has affected 3,044 civilians, and 575 people have been tragically killed. The police evacuated 3876 citizens from dangerous areas.

In September, the number of cultural institutions damaged by enemy shelling in Ukraine increased. Southern regions were among the most affected areas. In the Kherson region, 43% of the cultural fund was damaged.

Анна Бальчінос