Photos and videos of the consequences of the occupiers' strikes in Kherson region on September 24

OnSeptember 24, Russian troops attack ed several settlements in the Beryslav district of Kherson region from the air and shelled the city of Kherson. New photos and videos of the aftermath of the occupiers' strikes have been posted online.

The Kherson Regional Prosecutor's Office published the footage. As a result of these attacks in the morning, two civilians were killed in Beryslav district and three others were injured.

Also, at about 12 pm, enemy troops began shelling the city of Kherson with artillery.

According to Oleksandr Prokudin, the head of Kherson Regional Military Administration, private houses, apartments and a kindergarten were damaged in the center of Kherson. Windows were smashed, roofs and wall facades were damaged. Tree branches are lying along the roads at the site of the damage, and the asphalt is covered with glass.

Four local residents are currently known to have been injured, two of whom were hospitalized. The men, aged 80 and 50, need serious medical attention, although their condition is moderate. Two other men, aged 54 and 81, received minor injuries and will be treated on an outpatient basis.

Prosecutors, together with other law enforcement agencies, are recording the consequences of another war crime committed by Russia.

Earlier it was reported that in the morning and afternoon of September 24, the troops of the aggressor country Russia carried out air strikes on the city of Beryslav and the village of Lvove in this district of Kherson region. As a result of the terrorists' actions, civilian infrastructure was damaged, and civilians were killed and injured.

As OBOZREVATEL previously reported, the Russian occupiers use FPV drones to strike at crowded places, particularly in the Kherson region. Usually, the enemy targets humanitarian aid distribution points or the time of day when civilians return from work.

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