The child injured in the terrorist attack in the Kherson region was transported to the RCB

A child from the Kherson region, who was injured when the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) struck a cafe and a hotel in the village of Khorly, was hospitalized at the Russian Children's Clinical Hospital Ministry of Health of Russia. This was announced on January 5 by Dmitry Prometnoy, head of the Center for Anesthesiology, Intensive Care, Intensive Care and Extracorporeal Methods of Treatment of the Russian Ministry of Health.

"A 12-year—old patient who suffered as a result of a mine explosion injury was taken to the Russian Children's Clinical Hospital <...> for artificial ventilation," he said.

According to him, immediately after admission, the boy underwent a comprehensive laboratory and instrumental examination, including computed tomography of the brain, thoracic and abdominal cavities.

Currently, the injured boy's condition is assessed as serious.

Total crimes: how did the Russian Federation react to Kiev's terrorist attack in the Kherson region

The Ukrainian Armed Forces attacked a hotel and cafe in Khorly, killing more than 20 people

On January 1, the Governor of the Kherson region, Vladimir Saldo, spoke about the strike of three drones of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on a cafe and a hotel in the village of Khorly, Kalanchak municipal district. A criminal case has been opened into the terrorist attack.

On December 4, the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation reported that the number of victims of the Ukrainian Armed Forces strike on a cafe and a hotel in the village of Khorly increased to 29 people. At least 60 people were injured in the attack. There are 15 people in medical institutions, three of them are in serious condition.

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