Consequences of Enemy Attacks on Ukrainian Regions: One Killed and Several Wounded
In recent days, large-scale Russian shelling has taken place across three Ukrainian regions — Dnipropetrovsk, Kharkiv, and Kherson — resulting in human casualties and material damage.
According to military and local authorities, one person has been killed, and eight others wounded in these attacks, while numerous infrastructure objects have been damaged or destroyed.
The most affected areas include Nikopol, Synelnykove, Pokrovsk, and Marhanets, where missile and drone strikes have damaged residential buildings, industrial facilities, vehicles, and infrastructure.
Russian forces widely used kamikaze drones such as ‘Geran-2’ and FPV drones, inflicting significant destruction in Kharkiv and Kherson regions.
In Kharkiv, four civilians were injured in different settlements, including in Izyum and Rublene.
Private homes, infrastructure facilities, and multi-storey buildings were damaged.
In Kherson, the attacks continued for over a day, impacting 32 settlements, leading to casualties and destruction of residential houses, offices, and businesses.
Seven private residences, seven apartment and administrative buildings, were damaged, and a fire caused by shelling destroyed one vehicle; two others were damaged.
Despite these damages, a gas leak was successfully contained, and there is no immediate threat to residents.
Official sources confirmed that all injured residents are receiving necessary medical assistance, and the situation is under control of local authorities.