Three guided aerial bombs hit Kherson: details of the Russian strike (photos)
As a result of the attack, civilians were injured. Fortunately, no one was killed.
The Russians shelled Kherson / Photo: National Police of Ukraine
On January 9, Russian forces launched guided aerial bombs at Kherson, and locals reported hearing powerful explosions.
Roman Mrochko, Head of the City Military Administration, shared details of the attack.
"Three guided aerial bombs were launched. One bomb hit a private house, destroying it. A man and a woman were pulled out from under the rubble and taken to the hospital by ambulance. The 85-year-old victim suffered a contusion, blast injuries, and closed head trauma. Another victim had an acute stress reaction. A 52-year-old and a 62-year-old men were outside when the bombs struck. The 62-year-old received first aid at the scene for blast injuries and a shrapnel wound to his right hand. The 52-year-old was hospitalized with facial abrasions, blast injuries, and closed head trauma," he wrote.
Additionally, as a result of the enemy airstrike, fires broke out. An enterprise and a kindergarten were hit.
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