26 September 2026

The Russian military shelled more than 30 settlements in the Kherson region

(PHOTO: pravda.com.ua)

Over the past 24 hours, Russian troops launched massive attacks on Kherson and more than 30 settlements in the region. As a result of the enemy shelling, one person was killed and three others were wounded.

This was reported by Oleksandr Prokudin, head of the Kherson Regional State Administration. 

Five private homes and several private vehicles were damaged in the region.

According to Oleksandr Prokudin, 13 people were evacuated yesterday from liberated communities in the region.

Russian terrorist forces used FPV drones, “Mavic”-type reconnaissance UAVs, “Molniya”-type strike drones, “Lancet”-type loitering munitions, and“Gerbera”-type kamikaze drones. A threat from tactical aviation and the launch of guided aerial bombs toward Kherson was detected.

The occupiers continue their “free-for-all” targeting of vehicles using fiber-optic-controlled drones. In particular, they are attacking vehicles that can be identified by their appearance as belonging to the Defense Forces. The risk of strikes near areas where vehicles congregate—such as supermarkets, markets, and gas stations—is increasing in the region.

As Intent previously reported, on September 21, Russian shelling damaged two high-rise buildings and six private homes, a church, a museum, a restaurant, a bank, an administrative building, a supermarket, a gas pipeline, a minibus, and private cars were damaged as a result of Russian shelling.

Юлія Калабайда

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