Russian drones hit humanitarian aid site in Ukraine's Kherson region: One killed and several injured
Photo: Russian drones hit humanitarian aid site in Ukraine's Kherson region (Getty Images)
Russian forces attacked a humanitarian aid site in Orlove village of the Kherson region, using drones. Head of the Kherson Regional Military Administration Oleksandr Prokudin reports injured civilians and one killed.
"Russian troops attacked a humanitarian aid site in Orlove village of the Kherson region, using drones. The enemy directed at least three drones at the building where residents were receiving essential supplies," Prokudin said.
According to him, this strike killed a 64-year-old man and injured a 79-year-old woman and a 71-year-old man, suffering blast injuries and shrapnel wounds.
An ambulance crew transported the injured people to a hospital in moderate condition. They receive medical care.
Orlove village attacked by Russian troops on December 5 (deepstatemap.live)
Russian strikes on Kherson region
Russian forces daily attack the Kherson region using various types of weapons. Due to the constant attacks, civilians in the area are regularly wounded or killed.
Earlier, Russian troops struck a bus station in Novovorontsovka, Kherson region, injuring two people in the attack, one of whom later died in the hospital.
In another incident, Russian troops struck a market in one of Kherson's districts, killing two civilians and injuring seven.
Before that, the enemy fired artillery at the children's hospital in Kherson. The medical facility sustained severe damage, with nine people injured, including three medical workers and four children.
