Russia struck Beryslav: two volunteers from France were killed
Three more foreigners and one Ukrainian were wounded.
Ambulance / Illustrative photo / Photo: UNIAN
Today, February 1, the Russian military once again attacked Beryslav, Kherson region. As a result of the attack by the occupiers, two French citizens were killed.
Oleksandr Prokudin, Head of the Kherson Regional Military Administration, and the press service of the National Police reported this.
"The Russian army killed two citizens of France. Three more foreigners received minor injuries. Among the wounded is also an activist from the Ukrainian representative office of the organization," Prokudin stated.
According to the National Police, the foreigners were killed as a result of the enemy's UAV attacks.
"It has been preliminarily determined that the deceased men were citizens of France. The three injured, including a woman, are also foreigners. The fourth man, who received injuries, is a 41-year-old resident of Odesa. All the victims came to Kherson as volunteers. Their vehicles were significantly damaged as a result of the attack," the police stated.
The wounded and the deceased were transported to the hospital by police officers and medical personnel. The necessary assistance is being provided to the victims.
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