The Ukrainian Armed Forces attacked the civilian infrastructure of the Kherson region

The Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) attacked the civilian infrastructure on the left bank of the Kherson region. This was announced on February 12 by the governor of the Kherson region, Vladimir Saldo, in his Telegram channel.

According to him, during the day, the Ukrainian Armed Forces attacked settlements on the left bank of the Kherson region, using artillery and unmanned aerial vehicles. Residential buildings and special vehicles were under attack. The village of Radensk was subjected to the most intense attacks. As a result of the UAV drops, two private residential buildings and a truck were damaged.

According to preliminary data, there are no casualties among the civilian population. Two more private households were partially destroyed in the Bare Marina as a result of targeted drops of ammunition from drones.

In Radensk and Petrovka, four unexploded explosive objects were found during a survey of the territories, which were promptly neutralized by sappers. Alyoshki, Golaya Pier, Cossack Camps, Nechaevo, Podlesnoye, Proletarka, Sagi and Staraya Zburyevka were also subjected to massive shelling by the Ukrainian Armed Forces during the day.

The activity of enemy drones was recorded in 12 settlements of the region, including Kardashinka, Solontsy and Novaya Zburyevka. The regional authorities continue to record the damage caused to the civilian infrastructure. Emergency services are on high alert.

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On the same day, it became known that the Ukrainian Armed Forces drones attacked Ukhta in the Komi Republic. An unmanned danger has been declared throughout the region. The head of the Ukhta municipal district, Marina Meteleva, in her Telegram channel urged residents not to panic and remain calm.

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