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Russia’s night shelling kills three civilians in southern Ukraine

bySerge Havrylets
18/12/2022
1 minute read
Kherson Oblast
Stepanivka, Kherson Oblast. Photo by Kherson Oblast Administration
Russia’s night shelling kills three civilians in southern Ukraine

Last night Russian forces shelled residential areas in Kherson Oblast (southern Ukraine) 54 times, the head of Kherson Oblast State Administration Yaroslav Yanushevych reported.

Russian troops used artillery, multiple rocket launchers, mortars, and tanks to target residential areas on the western bank of the Dnipro River in Kherson Oblast, according to Yanushevych. In Kherson City, the Russian artillery strikes damaged a hospital, multi-storey buildings, and townhouses.

Kherson Oblast under attack
The aftermath of Russian shelling in Kherson Oblast. Photo from Telegram

Three people were killed and six wounded in Kherson Oblast last night.

Indiscriminate artillery shelling of the Russian forces hit residential areas in Zaporizhzhia and Mykolayiv oblasts (southern Ukraine) as well. No casualties.

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