In Kherson, Russians attacked a car with a drone: a man was killed
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On the morning of July 29, the Russian Armed Forces attacked a civilian vehicle in downtown Kherson with an FPV drone.
This was reported by Alexander Prokudin, head of the Kherson Regional Military Administration.
Update, 08:40:
In the Central district of Kherson, Russian forces attacked a bread delivery vehicle with a drone.
The Russian drone operator could not have failed to see the large letters spelling "BREAD" (ХЛІБ), yet still directed the drone into the vehicle's windshield.
Kherson Regional Military Administration
It is reported that the driver of the bread delivery vehicle was killed.
It is reported that at approximately 5:40 a.m., the Russians attacked a car in the city’s Central District using a drone.
As a result of the enemy drone strike, a man sustained fatal injuries. The identity of the deceased is currently being determined.
Alexander Prokudin Head of the Kherson Regional Military Administration
Prokudin further reported that at midnight, Russian invaders attacked a residential neighborhood in the city center.
As a result of the enemy strikes, residential buildings and a service station were damaged. At least two homes were completely destroyed.
Three men aged 44, 48, and 50 were injured. Two of them were diagnosed with blast injuries and shrapnel wounds. The oldest of the victims suffered a concussion, a blast injury, and a closed head injury
Oleksandr Prokudin Head of the Kherson Regional State Administration
It is noted that all the victims are currently in the hospital and receiving the necessary medical care. Their condition is moderate.
As a reminder, on July 25, Russian occupation forces shelled three districts of Kherson with artillery and UAVs. The Central, Korabelny, and Dniprovsky districts of the city came under enemy fire. The attacks resulted in one fatality, numerous injuries, and significant damage to residential buildings.
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