Two men explode on Russian mines in village in Kherson region
On 12 February, two local residents were injured by Russian explosives in Bilyayivka, Kherson region.
This was reported by the Kherson Regional Military Administration, Censor.NET reports.
As noted, the 58-year-old man was collecting firewood in a forest belt, where he came across explosives left by the Russian army. As a result of the detonation, the man suffered an explosive injury and lost part of his leg. The victim was taken to hospital, where he is receiving the necessary medical care.
In addition, a 62-year-old man was taken to the hospital, who also, according to the RMA, hit an enemy mine in a forest belt. The victim suffered blast injuries and traumatic amputation of his toes. Doctors assess his condition as moderate.
"We remind you that most of the right bank of Kherson region is potentially mined. It is safe to move around and visit only those areas where sappers have been working! Take care of yourself and strictly follow the mine safety rules," the RMA called.
