Kherson short of water, bread and medicine, Russian military captured in region


Kherson now has about 70-80 thousand inhabitants, while at the beginning of the full-scale invasion 320 thousand people lived in the regional centre.
People in Kherson, which has been liberated from the Russian invaders, are short of water, medicine and food, but humanitarian cargoes are already beginning to arrive in the city, the mayor's advisor Roman Golovnya said on a national telethon.
He noted that the occupiers and collaborators have done everything possible to ensure that those people who remain in the city find themselves in the most difficult situation:
There is now a critical lack of water in the city above all, because there is virtually no water supply in the city
Golovnya also pointed out that the people have no medicine and no bread, nor is it possible to bake bread, because there is no electricity in the city
At the same time, according to Golovnya, humanitarian cargoes are already being formed, particularly from Mykolaiv, and some vehicles with aid have already arrived in the city.
For their part, AFU fighters continue clearing the city of occupants and collaborators. Many of them have changed into civilian clothes and are trying to escape
The Ukrainian population is helping the defenders in every way possible
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