Museum, houses, pharmacy damaged: law enforcement officers show destruction in Kherson region

In Kherson, police documented war crimes of the Russian aggressor against civilians. A woman who had been injured earlier was wounded and died in a medical facility.

This was reported by the press service of the National Police in Kherson region.

The occupation forces fired on the right bank of the Kherson region using artillery and various types of drones.

Kherson, Kizomys, Bilozerka, Antonivka, Stanislav, Mykilske, Beryslav, Novoberislav, Velyka Oleksandrivka, Zmiivka and Novooleksandrivka were hit.

In these settlements, three private and four apartment buildings, a museum building, a critical infrastructure facility, three cars, a hairdresser's and a pharmacy were damaged.

In Beryslav, Russians carried out a drone attack that injured a 57-year-old man, who suffered a mine-blast injury, contusion, and a gunshot wound to the thigh.

In Zmiivka, a private house completely burned down after explosives were dropped from a drone, and in Stanislav, a drone also damaged a private household. In Mykilske, artillery shelling destroyed a residential building.

The shelling of the central part of Kherson damaged a museum building and an apartment building.

During the night, the occupants opened artillery fire on the Tavriyskiy neighborhood. Three apartment buildings, a hairdresser, a pharmacy, a public transport stop and three cars were damaged. No casualties were reported.

A 69-year-old resident of Kherson, who was wounded during the shelling on October 17, died in a medical facility. Doctors fought for her life for several weeks, but her injuries were too serious.

All the necessary services were working at the sites of the attacks. During the day, the police received 423 statements and reports from citizens about offenses and other incidents. Law enforcers opened 5 proceedings under Article 438 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine - "War crimes".

Earlier, in Kherson region, police documented the consequences of shelling by Russian troops of residential buildings and educational institutions. Seventeen settlements came under fire. In total, 37 objects were damaged, including 19 private houses, 8 apartment buildings, a lyceum, an administrative building, a university, 3 civilian cars and an ambulance, as well as gas pipelines and a garage.

On the night of November 8, Russian forces massively attacked Odesa and its suburbs with kamikaze drones. There were numerous explosions, a school, a gas pipeline, and many houses were destroyed. One person was killed and 9 others were injured in the attack. Residential buildings were damaged in the private sector. A fire broke out in two residential buildings.

Civilian infrastructure, including one of the oldest schools in Odesa, Lyceum No. 125 in the Kryva Balka neighborhood, was heavily damaged.

On November 6, the occupiers attacked Mykolaiv region with artillery and drones. The attack damaged infrastructure, power lines, and injured people. The enemy attack on the energy infrastructure caused a power outage, which was quickly restored.