Russians destroyed Kherson regional administration: photo of the consequences

The Russian army carried out a repeated airstrike on the building of the Kherson regional military administration on 5 June. The facility, located in the city centre, was destroyed. This was reported by the head of the Kherson regional military administration, Oleksandr Prokudin.

The Russians destroyed the building of the Kherson regional state administration. Information about the victims we clarify, - wrote Prokudin in social networks, having published a photo of the destruction.

About the destruction also reported the adviser to the head of the Office of the President Daria Zarivnaya: "Native Kherson. The Russians have destroyed the building of the state administration," she wrote, publishing photos of the aftermath of the strike.

Local Telegram channels and media outlets circulated footage of the destroyed building, as well as a video, presumably taken at the moment of the second strike by a corrected aerial bomb (CAB).

What is known about this morning's strike

Earlier in the day, the administration building had already been attacked. The first guided aerial bomb also caused significant damage to the facility. The repeated strike was final - the building was destroyed almost completely.

According to preliminary information, the shelling was conducted with the use of aerial weapons, the type of which is being specified.

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