Russians drop guided aerial bombs on cancer center in Kherson
Photo: Russians shelled the cancer center in Kherson (t.me/olexandrprokudin)
Russian forces shelled a cancer clinic in Kherson on the night of December 21. Due to the attack, the hospital building was seriously damaged, Oleksandr Prokudin, Head of the Kherson Regional Military Administration, reports.
"Last night, Russian occupation forces struck a medical institution with aviation, launching two guided aerial bombs," Prokudin noted.
According to the Head of the Kherson Regional Military Administration, neither patients nor medical staff were injured. However, the cancer clinic's building sustained significant damage.
"This is another act of terror aimed at the civilian population. Russia once again demonstrates its nature as an aggressor state, deliberately destroying everything vital for life," emphasized Prokudin.
Photo: A cancer clinic in Kherson was attacked (t.me/olexandrprokudin)
Intensifying shelling of Kherson
On December 20, the Russian massive shelling of Kherson was reported. Russian forces fired artillery at residential buildings, social, and critical infrastructure.
Due to the attacks, there were casualties and more than ten injured. Traffic lights, administrative service centers, and electric transport in Kherson were out of operation due to the shelling.
Furthermore, critical infrastructure objects were damaged. Up to 60,000 consumers in the Kherson region were left without electricity.
Reports also indicated that Russian sabotage and reconnaissance groups attempted to advance toward Kherson but were eliminated.
