Kherson

In 2022, during the retreat from Kherson, Russian troops abducted 48 children under the age of three. Most of the children were taken to Crimea, while the rest were deported to Russia.

Over the past week, Russian troops carried out 750 attacks in Kherson region, including 600 drone strikes. The attacks damaged critical infrastructure and left 9,000 subscribers without electricity.

The FSB conducts checks on the correspondence of relatives of the AFU military in the occupied territories. If contacts are found, people are offered either to cooperate with the occupiers or to be deported to Russia within hours.

In Kherson, after the shelling of Korabelny district, there were problems with electricity and water supply in Shumensky district. Interruptions have also been reported in Dniprovsky district, and emergency crews are working to restore the supply.

Units of the 70th Motorized Rifle Division of the Russian Federation lose entire platoons during attempts to storm the right bank of the Kherson region. Due to the incompetence of their commanders and significant losses, the Russian military are turning to ATES in droves, looking for ways to survive.

A court sentenced a security company employee to 15 years in prison for high treason. The man passed information about the location of Ukrainian troops in Kherson region to the Russian Federal Security Service.

The SBU and the State Bureau of Investigation detained a former inspector of the Kherson SIZO who worked as a guard in a Russian prison during the occupation. The traitor guarded cells with local residents imprisoned and agitated others to cooperate with the occupiers.

Russian tractor-trailers transport two military boats through Berdiansk in the direction of Kherson. The board number 4006 and tactical markings of one of the boats were recorded.

Russian troops attacked Kherson with a drone, injuring a 57-year-old man. Over the past day, the occupiers shelled 28 settlements in the region, damaging houses and infrastructure, killing 3 people.

The Head of the Center for Countering Disinformation at the NSDC reported on readiness for the RF's plans to advance on Kherson. According to the head of the Kherson RMA, Russia has gathered 300 boats to cross the Dnieper.

The police found two men posing as members of the Ukrainian Armed Forces and asking for money near a shopping center. It turned out that they had no relation to the army and had previously been prosecuted.

Russian troops launched a massive air strike on Kherson district, launching 11 guided missiles. Seven UAVs hit Antonivka, and two each hit the areas of Sadove and Prydniprovske.

Power engineers have restored electricity supply to all subscribers in Kherson region after massive shelling. Heat supply is expected to be restored in the Ostrov neighborhood.

During the shelling of Kherson, a Russian group tried to force the Dnipro River in the area of Antonivskyi Bridge. The Ukrainian defense forces prevented the crossing attempt, preventing the enemy from reaching even the middle of the river.

After the Russian airstrike on the Kherson Oncology Center, rumors of increased radiation appeared on social media. The authorities denied this information, and the radiation background remains normal.

During the week, Russia used more than 550 guided aerial bombs, almost 550 attack drones and more than 20 missiles. Facilities in Kherson, Kharkiv, Zaporizhzhia, Kyiv and other cities were damaged.

A girl born in 2009 was wounded in Korabelny district of Kherson as a result of Russian shelling. The shell hit near a house, smashing out the windows, and the victim sustained a light arm injury.

Russian troops attacked the Kherson Cancer Center with two guided missiles. The building was heavily damaged, but patients and medical staff managed to take cover.

Enemy troops shelled numerous settlements in the Kherson region, damaging 63 buildings. The attacks killed three people and injured 11.

The occupiers intensified their activities in the Kherson sector, firing about 1,000 shells at the city and trying to force the Dnipro River.

Russians shelled Kherson, firing about 1,000 shells at residential areas and infrastructure. The attack killed 2 people, wounded 10, and damaged more than 30 high-rise buildings and other facilities.

As a result of the morning shelling of Kherson by Russian forces, 11 people were injured, two of them died. Among the wounded is a 49-year-old woman from the Central District with a mine-explosive injury.

Massive shelling in Kherson caused 12 fires in residential areas and infrastructure. Rescuers have unblocked three people, and power companies are working to restore electricity in several districts.

In Vasylivskyi district of Zaporizhzhia region, 4 hostile FPV drones attacked the village, one of them hit a car. A 61-year-old woman was injured and is in moderate condition in the hospital.

Two people were killed and nine wounded in the morning shelling of Kherson. Residential buildings and power grids were damaged, leaving 60,000 consumers without electricity.

Russian troops struck numerous residential areas and infrastructure in Kherson. One person was killed and nine were wounded in the shelling.

Six people were wounded in the shelling of Kherson, one man was killed. The victims include a 55-year-old woman, an 86-year-old man and a 42-year-old man with various injuries.

Three people were injured as a result of hostile shelling in Kherson. A 44-year-old man sustained an explosive injury and traumatic amputation of his right fingers.

Two local residents were seriously injured during the massive shelling of Kherson. A 76-year-old and a 63-year-old man were hospitalized with mine-blast injuries and other injuries.

Russian troops are massively shelling Kherson, hitting apartment buildings. There are civilian casualties, and residents are urged to take shelter.