Russian shelling kills three people at bus stop in Kherson
Consequences of the morning shelling. Photo via Telegram/Andrii Yermak
On the morning of March 9, Russian forces struck the regional center of Kherson, killing three people.
Rubryka reports, referring to the Telegram of the head of the Office of the President, Andrii Yermak:
"Russian terrorists shelled Kherson this morning. There were many strikes, including a public transport stop. As a result of the shelling, three people died," the official said.
Consequences of the morning shelling. Photo via Telegram/Andrii Yermak
To recap, the southern front-line city of Kherson has been under constant russian shelling since its liberation from nine-month-long russian occupation by the Ukrainian armed forces.
On February 21, russian troops struck Kherson with anti-aircraft missiles.
The invaders fired at residential blocks, critical infrastructure facilities, a kindergarten, a hospital, private garages, and cars in the city.
The russians also attacked a public transport stop in Kherson with an anti-aircraft missile, the number of injured increased to 16, and 5 people were killed.
