On January 14, Russian troops shelled peaceful settlements in the Kherson region with drones. A policeman was wounded in the village of Lvove. Also, nine aerial bombs were dropped by the Russian army on Zmiivka, Chervonyi Maiak and Beryslav.
Russian terrorists used air bombs and drones to attack in the Kherson region
On the morning of January 14, the Russian army attacked a police official car in the village of Lvove, Kherson region, with a drone. A police officer was injured.
The Police of the Kherson region in Telegram reported this.
A 50-year-old policeman received minor injuries, and the vehicle suffered mechanical damage after the shell, the press service writes.
Also, a 54-year-old resident of Mylove was seriously injured by a drone strike.
In particular, in the morning, the enemy shelled Dniprovske with artillery, after which a private house was damaged. The 63-year-old house owner received an explosive injury, a closed craniocerebral injury, and a shrapnel injury to her leg.
In Shlyahove, a 27-year-old police officer received acubar trauma after the explosion of an aerial bomb. Moreover the enemy attacked Zmiivka, the Chervonyi Maiak and Beryslav with aerial bombs. The Russian military dropped nine guided air bombs from aircraft on populated areas of the Beryslav district, the police added.
Russian attack on fire department in Stanislav
On the morning of January 14, Russian troops dropped explosives from a kamikaze drone on the local fire department in the city of Stanislav, Kherson region, causing destruction and wounding four firefighters.
It is noted that the occupiers directed a kamikaze drone at Stanislav around 09:00.
As a result of its explosion, a fire truck was damaged, and four firemen were injured. They were diagnosed with contusions, explosives and brain injuries.
The injured refused hospitalization after providing medical assistance.
During the attack, firefighters were overcoming the consequences of the night shelling of the Stanislavsk community. As a result of nighttime enemy shelling of the settlement, 20 private houses and commercial and other non-residential buildings were damaged.
