Russian Federation drone dropped a bomb on State Emergency Service rescuers while extinguishing a fire in Kherson region
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While extinguishing a fire caused by the occupants' shelling, an RF drone dropped explosives on a fire-rescue vehicle of the State Emergency Situations Service.
In Kherson region, a Russian drone dropped a bomb on a fire truck of the State Emergency Service while extinguishing a fire. This was reported by the State Emergency Service on 13 May.
In the afternoon of 13 May, Russian troops shelled the village of Kizomis in Kherson region. As a result of shelling there was a fire in a residential house. Arriving at the scene, firefighters of the State Emergency Service began to extinguish the fire.
At that time, the occupants' drone dropped explosives on the fire and rescue vehicle of the State Emergency Service. Firefighters were not injured. The fire truck was damaged.
During the dismantling of the destroyed and burnt in the fire of the structures of the house was found the body of the deceased.
Earlier Socialportal reported that in the evening of 19 April in Nikopol during the extinguishing of fire the car of the State emergency service was attacked by a drone.
Also, in Kharkiv, the Russian occupants hit the rescuers of the State emergency services, the son of one of them was extinguishing a fire nearby. It is hard to imagine the emotions that the man experienced when he saw the bloody body of his father.
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