The number of people injured in the attack on a minibus in Kherson has risen to 12
Twelve civilians were injured on August 4 when a Russian FPV drone struck a route bus in the Central District of Kherson. One of the passengers died in the hospital.
Among the injured were eight women aged 50 to 76 and four men aged 45 to 67. They suffered blast injuries, shrapnel wounds, and concussions.
The oldest victim is in critical condition due to a penetrating head wound.
A 47-year-old man died at the hospital despite the doctors’ efforts.
Source: Ukrinform
Russian occupation forces attacked a commuter bus and a passenger car in the Central District of Kherson with a drone. The attack resulted in one civilian death and several injuries.
As a reminder, the intensity of Russian attacks on Kherson has increased 2.5-fold since the beginning of the year. At the same time, only about 20% of the city’s pre-war population remains—approximately 60,000 people out of 300,000.
Over the past week, Russian forces have struck checkpoints in southern Ukraine four times. On the border with Moldova, the “Vynogradivka–Vulcanesti” checkpoint was damaged, while the “Tabaky–Mirne” checkpoint was completely destroyed; the “Orlivka–Isaccha” checkpoint on the border with Romania was also hit.
As of the morning of September 4, power outages were reported in four regions of Ukraine as a result of new Russian shelling. Power utility workers continue to work on restoring power and addressing the consequences of the enemy attacks.
