of Russia occupied forces Ukrainian An explosion was heard in the city of Kherson on Friday, but plumes of smoke can be seen above the administration building in the center, UNIAN news agency reports.
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Russian propaganda channels report that this is a Ukraine missile attack on the administration building, which has been occupied by occupiers and collaborators since the entry of Russian forces.
The explosion comes as Ukrainian forces continue a counter-offensive against the occupiers in the Kharkiv and Kherson regions. Thousands of square kilometers of land and hundreds of settlements have been cleared since the beginning of September, including Izjuma, Balaklija and Kupjanska.
Along with the expulsion of the occupiers, evidence of war crimes committed by Russian soldiers is found in the unemployed territories.
The Ukrainian operational command “South” reported this week that Ukrainians are “under fire control” in almost the entire occupied part of the Kherson region, which is undermining the invaders’ logistics.
In the direction of Donetsk, the occupiers continue their efforts to attack, but the defenders of Ukraine have rejected these attempts.
According to information from the Ukrainian army, more than 54,000 occupying soldiers have already been eliminated since the invasion.
of Russia the full-scale invasion of Ukraine began early in the morning of February 24, with rocket launches, air strikes and the arrival of ground forces. As one of the targets of the invasion Russia originally mentioned Ukrainian “denazification”.
The occupiers in Ukraine have suffered heavy losses and are accused of deliberate killings of civilians as well as other war crimes. The atrocities of the occupiers began to come to light en masse after the Ukrainians chased them from the outskirts of Kiev, like Bucha.
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