In Kherson, on the afternoon of October 18, Russian terrorists fired at employees of the regional communal emergency and rescue service from a drone, injuring five people.
Points of attention
- The article reports a drone attack by Russian military on workers of the regional communal emergency and rescue service in Kherson, resulting in five people being injured.
- The victims suffered severe injuries and shrapnel wounds to the limbs and torso, requiring immediate medical assistance and evacuation to the hospital.
- Additional attacks by Russian occupiers near the village of Havrylivka resulted in casualties, further highlighting the danger faced by civilians in the Kherson region.
- The incident underscores the ongoing conflict in the region and the need for heightened security measures to protect civilians and workers from such attacks.
- Authorities are investigating the attacks and providing medical treatment to the victims, while condemning the actions of the Russian military in targeting civilians and utility workers.
The Russian military dropped ammunition from a drone on Kherson utility workers
In Kherson, the Russians attacked workers of the regional communal emergency and rescue service with an unmanned aerial vehicle.
This is reported by Kherson OVA.
As noted, five men — 44, 24, 41, 43 and 47 years old — were injured due to the dropping of explosives from the drone. They received explosive injuries, shrapnel wounds to the limbs and torso.
All the victims were taken to the hospital by "ambulance" for medical assistance.
Russia once again attacked civilians in the Kherson region
Russian occupiers attacked a car with a drone near the village of Havrylivka in the Kherson region. As a result of the shelling, two people died, another person was injured.
Oleksandr Prokudin, the head of Kherson OVA, announced this.
At noon, the Russians attacked a civilian car near Havrylivka with a drone. Unfortunately, two women, 72 and 56 years old, received life-threatening injuries. My condolences to the relatives and friends of the deceased.
