Russian drones attack Kherson region — four wounded
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Russian drones attack Kherson region — four wounded

Kherson OVA
Kherson region

Russia has been massively attacking civilians in the Kherson region with drones since the morning of January 6. As of 3:00 p.m., four people were reported injured.

Points of attention

  • Recent Russian drone attacks in the Kherson region have left four civilians wounded, with varying degrees of injuries.
  • The victims suffered blast injuries, shrapnel wounds, and other traumas as a result of the drone attacks.
  • Several incidents have been reported in different districts of the Kherson region, highlighting the severity of the ongoing attacks on civilians.
  • The need for immediate medical care and attention has been emphasized for those injured in the Russian drone attacks.
  • The continuous attacks by Russian military drones on civilians in the Kherson region raise concerns about the escalating violence and its impact on innocent lives.

Russian drone attack on Kherson region: 4 injured

In particular, the OVA informed that at around 8 am, Russian troops attacked a local resident in Zelenivka with a UAV.

As a result of the dropping of explosives from a drone, a 45-year-old man suffered an explosive injury and shrapnel wounds to his leg and arm. The victim went to the hospital on his own. He is currently receiving the necessary medical care.

A man in Veletensky was also injured in a Russian drone attack this morning.

A 45-year-old local resident was diagnosed with a blast and chest trauma, facial bruising, and a fractured rib. The victim was hospitalized.

In Kherson at approximately 12:30 p.m., a Russian drone attacked a civilian car, injuring a 43-year-old man. The victim was hospitalized with an explosive injury and contusion.

Another civilian was injured in the Central District of Kherson as a result of a drone attack on a car.

A 58-year-old man from Kherson went to the doctors, the Kherson Medical Center said in a statement.

As noted, he was driving in the Central District when Russian military personnel dropped explosives from a drone. The victim had previously suffered a mine-blast injury.

Russia once again shelled the Kherson region

On the morning of December 19, the Russian military launched a drone strike on Novovorontsovka in the Kherson region. Five people were injured in the attack.

As reported by the Kherson Regional Emergency Medical Service, a 58-year-old woman suffered an explosive injury, contusion, and shrapnel wound to her lower leg. Her condition is assessed as moderate and she is under medical supervision.

A 44-year-old local resident also suffered serious injuries, including explosive and open head injuries, contusion of the brain, and multiple shrapnel wounds to the head. Her condition is critical, and she has been diagnosed with a cerebral coma.

A 65-year-old man suffered a blast injury and a shrapnel wound to the eye.

Another 58-year-old victim suffered a blast injury, contusion, and shrapnel wounds to both legs. She is currently under medical supervision. A 71-year-old woman also suffered shrapnel wounds to her chest.

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Subsoil Agreement. Kellogg assessed the progress of negotiations

Kyiv and Washington are still trying to reach an agreement
Source:  The Times

According to Keith Kellogg, the US President's Special Representative for Ukraine, the resumption of negotiations between Ukraine and the US on the minerals agreement is a positive signal.

Points of attention

  • The decision on the agreement's fate lies with the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, emphasizing the importance of strategic decision-making in this critical matter.
  • Keith Kellogg underscores the complexity of securing the agreement, highlighting the need for a comprehensive understanding of the process involved.

Kyiv and Washington are still trying to reach an agreement

As Keith Kellogg claims, relations between Ukraine and the United States have finally "got back on track."

This confirms the arrival of a technical team of Ukrainian officials in Washington to discuss a deal that aims to give America significant access to vast reserves of critical minerals in Ukraine.

Trump's special representative drew attention to the fact that American officials underestimated what was involved in securing this agreement.

It's not a simple "yes" or "no." People didn't really understand the process as well as they should have.

Keith Kellogg

Keith Kellogg

US President's Special Representative for Ukraine

Against this background, he also recalled that the final decision on this issue will be made by the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine.

According to Kellogg, the White House is well aware that "no one knows" exactly what minerals are available in Ukraine and what their value is.

What is important to understand is that the last time geological exploration was conducted was during the Soviet Union.

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