Seven people were injured in Kherson in a single day due to drone attacks
In Kherson, seven local residents were injured during the day as a result of Russian drone attacks. Among the injured are two healthcare workers.
This was reported by the Kherson Regional Prosecutor’s Office.
According to the investigation, on April 29, the Russian army shelled settlements in the Kherson region with artillery, multiple launch rocket systems, and mortars, and carried out drone attacks.
As of 5:30 p.m., seven people were reported to have been affected by the Russian aggression. All of them are residents of Kherson who were caught in the strike zone of enemy drones. Among the victims are two hospital employees—a physician and a nurse.
In addition, private homes, a store, and vehicles were damaged.
A pre-trial investigation has been launched into the commission of war crimes.
Russia is shelling Khersonwith cluster munitions and remotely mining neighborhoods.
In Kakhovka, in the temporarily occupied Kherson region, Russian troops launched a massive barrage of “petals” from drones into residential neighborhoods, posing a significant danger to local residents.
In addition, daily attacks on Kherson and its communities continue; specifically, as of February 12, power supply issues persist due to shelling, and water is being supplied from backup sources. Tensions in the region remain high due to the occupiers’ activities and the threats they pose to civilians.
