Two people, including a child, injured by Russian attacks in Kherson region
Russian aggression in Ukraine's Kherson region injured two people, including a child, over the course of a day. One apartment building, five houses, an agricultural structure and private vehicles were damaged amid aerial, drone and artillery attacks.
Key points
- Two people were injured, including one child.
- One apartment building, five houses, an agricultural structure and private vehicles were damaged.
- Aerial, drone and artillery attacks affected numerous communities across the Kherson region.
- On October 21, one person was killed and four others were injured in a separate incident.
- The Russian army reportedly shelled 25 populated areas.
Why it matters
The attacks injured civilians, including a child, damaged homes and other property, and exposed a wide area of the Kherson region to aerial, drone and artillery fire.
What happened
Over one day, Russian aggression injured two people in the Kherson region, including one child. An apartment building, five private houses, an agricultural structure and private vehicles were damaged. The region was subjected to aerial, drone and artillery attacks. On October 21, a separate incident killed one person and injured four others. Ukrainian media also reported that the Russian army shelled 25 populated areas.
How Ukrainian sources describe it
Ukrainian reports focus on civilian casualties and damage caused by Russian aggression, while identifying the numerous communities affected by aerial, drone and artillery attacks.
Background
A separate incident on October 21 in the Kherson region left one person dead and four others injured.