Russia struck a community in the Mykolaiv region with KAB bombs
Russian troops carried out an airstrike on the Halytsynivska community in the Mykolaiv region during the day. In the village of Lupareve, private homes, an administrative building, and an educational institution were damaged. According to preliminary reports, no one was injured.
Earlier in the day, Russian forces reportedly attacked the Halytsynivska community in the Mykolaiv region with guided aerial bombs (KAB). This was reported by Heorhii Reshetilov, acting head of the Mykolaiv Regional Military Administration.
According to him, the strike hit the village of Lupareve. More than ten private homes were damaged as a result of the attack. An administrative building and an educational institution were also damaged. “This afternoon, the enemy reportedly attacked the Halytsynivska community with guided aerial bombs (KAB). According to available information, the attack damaged more than ten private homes, an administrative building, and an educational institution in the village of Lupareve,” said Georgy Reshetilov.
Currently, according to the regional military administration, there are no fatalities or injuries. Relevant services are working on the scene to assess the consequences of the Russian strike and document the damage caused. Authorities are urging residents of the region not to ignore air raid sirens and to remain in shelters during the threat of new attacks, as the risk of shelling in the region remains high. This was reported on Telegram by Georgiy Reshetilov, acting head of the Mykolaiv Regional Military Administration.
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