3 people were injured in Kherson after a guided bomb hit a house

On September 4, Russian troops struck a residential building in Kherson with a guided bomb.

A guided bomb hit a residential building in the Dnipro district of Kherson. Three local residents were injured as a result of the strike. An 84-year-old man, a 75-year-old woman, and a 43-year-old man were taken to the hospital.

The injured were diagnosed with mine-blast injuries, concussions, and acubarotrauma. All three are currently in a medical facility. Doctors are conducting the necessary examinations and providing them with assistance. Three Kherson residents who were injured as a result of yesterday’s Russian airstrike on the city were taken to the hospital.

According to the city’s military administration, the people were injured when a guided air bomb hit a residential building. Acubarotrauma, also called barotrauma, can occur due to a sharp pressure drop during an explosion. In particular, it can cause hearing damage and other consequences of the blast wave.

Mine-blast injuries occur as a result of the impact of an explosion, fragments, and other factors of damage. Their nature depends on the force of the explosion and the distance to the impact site. Kherson regularly experiences Russian strikes. Russian troops are attacking the city and the region with various types of weapons, including drones, artillery, and aerial weapons.

This time, a residential building in the Dnipro district was hit. Three people were injured in the attack and are currently under medical supervision.