Rescuers come under repeated enemy fire in Kherson, wounded
Kyiv • UNN
Two rescuers received shrapnel wounds and damaged a fire truck when Russian troops repeatedly fired at a fire brigade that was responding to a fire in one of Kherson's districts.
In Kherson, two rescuers were injured due to repeated enemy shelling, UNN reports, citing the State Emergency Service.
"Another enemy shelling caused a fire in a garage cooperative in one of the city's neighborhoods. A firefighting unit that arrived to extinguish the fire came under repeated fire. Two rescuers sustained shrapnel wounds," the statement said.
According to the State Emergency Service, the rescuers were taken to a medical facility in moderate condition.
A fire truck was also damaged.
