On September 14, Russian troops attacked public transport in Kherson several times with drones. The minibus driver was injured.
Points of attention
- Russian drones have targeted minibuses in Kherson, resulting in casualties and injuries to both passengers and drivers.
- The increased activity of Russian drones has led to the reduction of some bus routes in Kherson, affecting public transportation in the city.
- The head of the Kherson MBA reported on the attacks, stating the damage caused to buses and the injuries sustained by individuals.
- A 47-year-old bus driver and a 55-year-old man were among those injured in the attacks, with serious conditions requiring medical attention.
- The ongoing Russian shelling in Kherson has prompted concerns for the safety of civilians and public transportation services in the city.
Russian drones attack minibuses in Kherson
Today, the enemy again attacked public transport in Kherson with drones. There were at least two drops of explosives. Buses were damaged.
This was stated by the head of the Kherson MBA, Roman Mrochko.
In addition, a 47-year-old bus driver who worked on route No. 5 was injured.
Due to the increased activity of Russian drones, bus routes No. 5, 17, 38 have been shortened again. The final stop is Chornovola Square.
Russian shelling of Kherson: what is known
Also, a 55-year-old man was sent to one of the Kherson hospitals in serious condition.
He came under enemy fire in the Dnipro district of the city. At that moment he was in the car.
The victim has explosive and open craniocerebral injuries, brain contusion, and shrapnel injuries. Doctors are fighting for the life of the injured.
