Russians attacked Kherson and region with drones during day: 11 people injured

On April 15, Russian troops attacked Kherson and Kherson region with drones: 11 people were injured.

This was reported by the Kherson Regional Prosecutor's Office and the head of the Kherson CMA Roman Mrochko, Censor.NET reports.

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Russian forces injured a 58-year-old man in Kherson using a drone-dropped explosive. He sustained blast trauma and shrapnel wounds and was taken to the hospital in moderate condition by police officers;
Another attack targeted a 62-year-old woman riding a bicycle. A Russian drone dropped an explosive device on her. She sustained multiple shrapnel injuries to her legs and chest. Her condition is critical. Police transported her to the hospital;
A 53-year-old man was attacked by a Russian drone in the Dnipro district of Kherson. He suffered blast trauma and shrapnel wounds to the abdominal area. Doctors are providing him with the necessary medical assistance;
Additionally, police evacuated two more civilians injured in drone strikes in the Dnipro district. A woman born in 1976 sustained shrapnel wounds to her right leg, while a man born in 1975 suffered blast trauma and shrapnel wounds to his left leg.

As of 5:30 p.m., three men and two women sustained injuries of varying severity in Antonivka, a suburb of Kherson, as a result of drone attacks.

Russian troops once again dropped an explosive device from a drone on a vehicle. As a result, a 59-year-old man and a 55-year-old woman were injured. Both were hospitalized.

a 50-year-old man sustained blast trauma and shrapnel wounds as a result of an enemy UAV attack. Civilian infrastructure, including residential buildings and vehicles, was damaged.

A resident of Kindiika was taken to hospital after Russian occupation forces dropped explosives on him. The man, born in 1959, sustained a mine-blast injury and shrapnel wound to his foot.

A resident of Komyshany, who was hit by an enemy drone a few days ago, also needed medical assistance.
He suffered a mine-blast injury, contusion and concussion. He will be treated on an outpatient basis.