In Mykolaiv region, 13 "shaheds" were killed at night, the enemy launched rocket attacks, there are damages
Kyiv • UNN
On the night of August 6, 13 Shahed UAVs were shot down in Mykolaiv region. The enemy launched rocket attacks on Voznesensky and Mykolaiv districts and attacked the Kutsurubska community with a drone. Buildings were damaged and fires broke out.
In Mykolaiv region, 13 enemy Shahed drones were shot down overnight. Yesterday, the enemy launched rocket attacks on Voznesensk and Mykolaiv districts. Outpatient clinic buildings, recreation centers, private property were damaged, and fires broke out. This was reported on Tuesday by the head of Mykolaiv RMA Vitaliy Kim, UNN reports.
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"On the night of August 6, air defense forces and means in Mykolaiv region destroyed 13 Shahed-136/131 UAVs," Kim wrote on Telegram.
According to him, yesterday, August 5, at 15:32 and 15:50, the enemy launched rocket attacks in Voznesensk district outside the district's population center. There were no casualties.
According to Kim, yesterday, August 5, at about 16:16, the enemy launched a rocket attack on an open area outside the district's settlement. "The blast wave damaged the windows of a general family medicine outpatient clinic and two households. There was also a dry grass fire that was promptly extinguished. There were no casualties," Kim said.
In the evening, on August 5, at 19:18, according to the head of the RMA, the enemy attacked the Kutsurub community with an FPV drone. There were no casualties.
"At night, on August 6, at approximately 02:55, the enemy attacked the Ochakivska and Koblivska communities with a Shahed 131/136 UAV, as a result of combat operations and the fall of debris, three fires broke out in open areas, which were promptly extinguished by firefighters. In addition, three private households were damaged in the Ochakivska community, and in the Koblivska community, the debris fell outside the territory of the recreation center, damaging the windows of the utility room and the building of the recreation center. There were no casualties," Kim said.
