Fired from tanks and artillery. The Russian occupiers shelled the Kherson region more than 80 times a day

During the past day, on February 24, the Russian army attacked peaceful settlements in the Kherson region 83 times with anti-aircraft guns, mortars, artillery, tanks and UAVs.

This is reported by the Kherson Regional Military Administration.

As noted, the Russian invaders shelled the city of Kherson 9 times. Enemy shells hit residential buildings, a preschool educational institution, and a medical facility.

Yesterday, 1 person was injured in Kherson Region due to Russian shelling.

On February 24, the enemy also attacked Kharkiv Region. In particular, the border settlements of Kupyanskyi and Chuguyivskyi districts came under fire, Oleg Synegubov, the head of the Kharkiv Regional Military Administration, said.

The Russians launched a missile attack on Kupyansk. As a result of the impact, the residential building was damaged.

A residential building and farm buildings were damaged in the village of Podola, Kupyan district.

“A residential building was also damaged as a result of the shelling of the village of Synelnikove of the Vovchan community of the Chuguyiv district,” Sinegubov said.

Mykolaiv Region also suffered enemy shelling last day. The enemy shelled the populated areas of the region with mortars and rocket launchers, the head of the Mykolaiv regional military administration, Vitaly Kim, said.

In the morning of February 24, the enemy attacked the settlement of the Kutsurub community with anti-aircraft missiles. There were no casualties.

Also, during the past 24 hours, the Russian occupiers have launched mortar attacks on the water area of ​​the Ochakiv community.

The Russians shelled the Kherson region 83 times yesterday. As a result of enemy shelling, there is a wounded among the civilians.

This was reported by the regional military administration.

The invaders roamed the Kherson region with MLRS, mortars, barrel artillery, tanks and used UAVs.

29 shellings fell on the Kherson community. Antonivka, Sadove, Inzhenerne, Molodizhne and Kherson came under Russian shelling (9 shells).

The Russians hit residential buildings, a kindergarten, a medical institution, a gas pipeline, a driving school and a boiler room.

Russia cut off power to thousands of consumers in the Kherson region and another region with shelling.

The men received shrapnel wounds. The Kherson Regional Military Administration reports.

“Specialists were covering the windows on Poltavska Street in Kherson with OSB sheets when a new attack from the enemy began,” the post reads.

At present, the injured have been hospitalized and are receiving medical assistance.

On February 24, the Russian army struck another blow at the civilian population.

As a result of the shelling, a fire broke out in a kindergarten in one of the neighborhoods. During the elimination of the fire, the enemy fired at the rescue team.

Grossly violating the norms of international humanitarian law, the Russian occupiers continue to shell the de-occupied territory of the right bank of the Kherson region. Nataliya Gumenyuk, head of the joint coordination press center of the Defense Forces of Southern Ukraine, said about this.

In particular, according to her, the Rashists powerfully and consistently raid medical facilities.

— For example, in the last two nights, the oncology dispensary came under fire. Fortunately, there were no casualties. But at the same time, there are victims among residents of residential areas. Such actions of the occupiers indicate that they are not aiming and all their shelling is aimed at hitting residential areas and our social and critical infrastructure with the aim of terrorizing the local population and convincing them that they lived better under “Russian peace,” she emphasized captain 1st rank Nataliya Humenyuk.

She also reported that, in general, the enemy carries out about eighty shellings of the entire territory of the right bank of the Kherson Region per day. But despite this, the Kherson people are very stable people, they clearly know the rules that must be followed, and in the event of an air danger signal, they try to go to shelter as soon as possible.