In Kherson, a 102-year-old woman came under enemy fire twice
- Home
- Events
- Terrorist attack
- In Kherson, a 102-year-old woman came under enemy fire twice
Police patrol officers who arrived to help the injured long-time resident came under repeated Russian fire.
A 102-year-old local resident came under Russian fire in Kherson. Police officers came to the rescue and came under repeated shelling. This was reported on 10 June by the Patrol Police of Ukraine.
Today, at about 11 o'clock, the occupants committed another cynical crime against the civilian population, during which they injured a long-lived woman - said the patrolmen.
A 102-year-old woman was injured and needed immediate hospitalisation.
Patrolmen Ivan Sinev and Alexander Moskalenko immediately went to the scene of the shelling. During the attempt to provide pre-medical care, the occupants shelled the city for the second time.
The patrolmen together with the townspeople quickly brought the injured woman to the service vehicle and took her to the hospital. Now the long-lived woman is receiving medical care.
Earlier Socialportal reported that in Volchansk direction the soldiers of the brigade of border guards "Gart" rescued three wounded civilians from a burning house.
Over 10 years in journalism. Media analyst from Volyn.
Related news
Massive Russian strike on Kiev: rescuers remove rubble, some dead
Russia hit the Dnieper: 8 people killed, among them a child born in 2023
Ukrainians have to help wounded during Russian shelling on their own
Russia hits apartment block in Kiev: dozens of civilians killed, three children among them
Popular news
Russia has little time left, Europe even less. What the Western media say about the possible end of the war
The Pacific Ocean is signalling: El Niño could start as early as this year
The remains of the largest scorpion in history have been found in Britain
Irregular meals have been linked to an increased risk of depression
News about war
Ukrainians have to help wounded during Russian shelling on their own
Pro-Russian march with St. George ribbons and Night Wolves allowed in Vienna
"Grow up!" - Budanov named the main risk for preserving independent Ukraine
