On January 9, airstrikes by Russian troops in Kherson damaged 39 residential buildings, a higher education institution, and bombs fell on private homes and a kindergarten. The number of victims has increased to ten.
Points of attention
- Russian airstrikes in Kherson on January 9 caused extensive damage to civilian infrastructure, including 39 residential buildings and a higher education institution.
- The number of casualties in Kherson has increased to ten, with victims sustaining injuries from the bombings carried out by Russian troops.
- The Russian aviation attack on Kherson involved dropping 4 KAB aerial bombs, resulting in widespread destruction and injuries to civilians in the city.
- Police investigation teams, explosives technicians, patrol officers, rescuers, and medics were actively involved in responding to the aftermath of the airstrikes in Kherson.
- The severity of the situation was highlighted by the Kherson Region Prosecutor's Office reporting five hospitalized victims, emphasizing the impact of the Russian airstrikes.
10 people injured in Kherson as a result of Russian airstrikes
This is reported by the Kherson region police.
Today at around 11 a.m., Russian troops launched airstrikes on Kherson. Russian war criminals dropped four bombs on the city.
It is noted that the bombs fell on private homes, a kindergarten, the territory of a factory, and a maintenance station. 39 residential buildings and a building of a higher education institution were also damaged.
Police investigation teams and explosives technicians, patrol officers, rescuers, and medics worked at the scene of the attacks.
Also, the head of the Kherson MVA, Roman Mrochko, published a video from the site of a guided bomb hitting private houses.
At 11:00, another woman in Kherson was injured as a result of enemy shelling. The 65-year-old victim was treated on the spot by medics. She suffered a concussion, explosive and closed head injuries, and a right shoulder injury. The woman was in the house at the time of the attack.
Russian aviation attacked Kherson
On January 9, Russia dropped 4 KAB aerial bombs on Kherson, causing extensive destruction of civilian infrastructure and a large number of injuries.
According to the head of the Kherson OVA, Oleksandr Prokudin, the Russian occupiers attacked residential areas of the city with aircraft in the middle of the day.
Residential buildings were destroyed, the blast wave broke out gates, window frames, and panes, ceilings and walls collapsed, and people's property was destroyed.
The Kherson Region Prosecutor's Office noted that five victims are currently known to have been hospitalized.
