Kherson region hit by mass strikes: one killed, infrastructure damaged

Kherson region hit by mass strikes: one killed, infrastructure damaged
Kherson region hit by mass strikes: one killed, infrastructure damaged

Consequences of enemy attacks in Kherson region

According to data released by the head of the Regional Military Administration, Oleksandr Prokudin, Russian armed formations struck the territory of Kherson region over the past day, using unmanned aerial vehicles, aviation and artillery. As a result, one person was killed and three citizens were injured.

List of affected settlements

Numerous communities in the region came under enemy fire. Among them: Antonivka, Beryslav, Prydniprovskye, Komyshany, Novoraiisk, Novomykolaivka, Urozhaine, Kreshchenivka, Daryivka, Mykiliske, Ponyativka, Inhulets, Bilozeryka, Romashkove, Dniprovskye, Veletenske, Novodmytrivka, Yantarne, Kizomis, Sadove, Stanislav, Oleksandrivka, Shiroka Balka, Sofiivka, Zmiivka, Zolota Balka, Milyove, Mykhailivka, Novokaiyry, Pryozerne, Tyahynka and the city of Kherson.

Damage to infrastructure and housing

Enemy shells and missiles hit critical and social infrastructure facilities, as well as residential areas. As a result, four apartment buildings and two private houses were damaged. In addition, an administrative building was damaged.

Evacuation and contact details for assistance

Five people were evacuated from the liberated territories of the region over the past day. Oleksandr Prokudin emphasised the possibility of moving to safer regions for those who wish to do so.

«Нагадую, якщо ви бажаєте виїхати до більш безпечних місць, звертайтеся до обласного контакт-центру: 0800 101 102 та 0800 330 951», – зазначив глава ОВА. (I remind you, if you wish to move to safer places, please contact the regional contact centre: 0800 101 102 and 0800 330 951, the head of the Regional Military Administration stated.)

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