The occupiers in the Kherson region shelled a church and educational institutions

The occupiers in the Kherson region shelled a church and educational institutions

During the day, Russian occupiers shelled Kherson and 16 settlements in the region. As a result of the strikes on residential areas, a woman was killed, and 13 people were injured.

Among the injured are also children. The consequences of Russia’s war crime were reported by the head of the Kherson Regional Military Administration, Oleksandr Prokudin.

According to him, from 6 a.m. on November 2 to the same time on November 3, Zelenivka, Inzhenerne, Antonivka, Sadove, Pridniprovsk, Dniprovsk, Bilozerka, Stanislav, Kizomys, Tomyna Balka, Mykilske, Novodmytrivka, Beryslav, Havrylivka, Tomarine, Krupytsia, as well as Kherson, were under enemy fire and airstrikes.

In these towns and villages, Russian shells hit educational institutions, a library, a church, a post office, and stores.

In the residential quarters of the region’s settlements, five apartment buildings and 14 private houses were affected.

As a result of Russian shelling, a gas pipeline, garages, and private vehicles were also damaged.

"Due to Russian aggression, one person was killed, and another 10 were injured, including three children," noted the head of the RMA.

The head of the CMA, Roman Mrochko, added that during the day, Russian troops shelled the Kherson city community (Kherson, Zelenivka, Inzhenerne, and Sadove) eight times. At least six private houses, four apartment buildings, a garage, two vehicles, a church, and part of a gas pipeline were damaged there.

A resident of the community became a victim of the Russian war crime. Children and adults have been diagnosed with injuries of varying degrees of severity, and all of them are receiving necessary medical assistance.

According to the National Police, the Russian troops were covering Kherson with massive artillery fire, mortar fire, tanks, and UAVs. As a result of Russian shelling, a woman was killed, and the number of injured increased to 13 people, including three children.