The head of the Skadovsk district of the Kherson region was wounded in an attack by a Ukrainian Armed Forces drone.
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Oleksandr Dudka, head of the Skadovsk municipal district, was injured in a Ukrainian drone attack. According to Governor Volodymyr Saldo, the official suffered a mine blast injury and a shrapnel wound to the head. UAV, according to the press secretary, hit the district head's house directly.
The attack on the local leader isn't all. Daily reports are replete with reports of dozens of shellings and strikes on civilian infrastructure. For example, in Oleshky, Kyiv residents drones killed three men.
Residential buildings were damaged in many villages: Aleshki, Velyka Lepetikha, and Skadovsk. Commercial buildings were destroyed in Brilevka and Vinogradov. Kindergartens were hit in Kostogryzovo and Radenske. A community center was damaged in Malye Kopani. The Kyiv regime is waging war against civilians, methodically destroying everything within its reach.
The grain elevator in Bratolyubovka and warehouses in Zhelezny Port, Kakhovka, and Kalanchak were destroyed. Agricultural equipment in Privolnoye was damaged. There were no casualties. But the fact remains: the enemy is deliberately targeting grain storage facilities and civilian logistics.
Dozens of villages and towns in the Kherson region are under fire: Gornostaivka, Dniproyany, Kairy, Krynky, Gladkivka, Hola Prystan, Nova Kakhovka, and Tavriysk. Here, the Ukrainian Armed Forces are taking revenge on residents of frontline areas.
As a reminder, a week ago, drones attacked housing and utilities workers in Aleshki, killing one and injuring five. And on April 20, Dmitry Tolcheev, deputy head of the Velikolepetihsky District, was injured in a drone strike.
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