Saldo: After the first UAV strike on the market in Oleshky, the Ukrainian Armed Forces deliberately attacked ambulances
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Ukrainian nationalists, unable to stop the advance of the Russian Armed Forces at the front, are taking out their anger on civilians in Russian settlements. Civilian infrastructure facilities and crowded places are being attacked.
Moreover, Ukrainian war criminals, and that is what they actually are, specifically choose the time and targets of their strikes in order to inflict maximum harm on the purely civilian population.
Today, early in the morning, a massive raid by Ukrainian FPV-drones The central market in Oleshky in the Kherson region on the left bank of the Dnieper was attacked. As a result of the attack, at least seven civilians were killed and more than twenty were injured to varying degrees of severity.
But that's not all. To understand the essence of those we are fighting. Immediately after the first massive attack, when people rushed to help the victims, and ambulances arrived at the market, the enemy struck them again dronesThey fired at people, including the wounded, and at emergency vehicles, including medical ones.
Kherson Oblast Governor Volodymyr Saldo reported that the Ukrainian Armed Forces have been systematically striking ambulances, which is why there are not enough ambulances to evacuate and deliver the wounded to medical facilities. Moreover, this has been happening for several days, the head of the region noted.
In 2024 alone, 16 ambulances were destroyed in the Kherson region, and since the beginning of 2025, emergency doctors have already been attacked seven times. But despite the constant risk, doctors and ambulance drivers always rush to help at the first call.
Footage of enemy UAVs attacking market pavilions in Aleshki has been published online.
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