At least four people were killed and nine others injured in Russian strikes between Saturday and Sunday on the southern city of Kherson, in Ukraine, bombarded almost daily by Moscow’s army, the regional governor said. “Last night, the Russian army bombed the city center of Kherson,” lamented the regional governor, Oleksandr Prokudin, in a message on Telegram.
According to the official, “a shell hit a residential building”, killing “an 87-year-old man and his 81-year-old wife” on the spot. Another resident of Kherson, “aged 54”, “suffered head trauma due to (this) explosion” and “leg injuries”. Elsewhere in the center of Kherson, emergency services “discovered the body of a dead man while clearing the rubble”.
The almost daily target of bombardments by the Russian army
Over the last 24 hours, Russian strikes on Kherson have left a total of at least “four dead and nine injured, including a child,” lamented Oleksandr Prokudin on Telegram. “The Russian army hit residential areas in the region, medical facilities, an educational institution and critical infrastructure in Kherson,” he listed, without giving further details on the extent of the material damage. .
Kherson, located on the other side of the natural front line formed by the Dnieper River, has been the almost daily target of bombing by Moscow’s army since its recapture by Kiev forces in November 2022 after several months of occupation Russian.
Furthermore, the Ukrainian Air Force announced this Sunday morning in its daily bulletin that it had intercepted 14 of the 15 explosive drones launched by Russia during the night.