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Two police officers were inspecting the area surrounding a building at around 10:30am yesterday morning and were injured when an unidentified explosive device detonated.
A 40-year-old explosives technician was diagnosed with an explosive injury, shrapnel wounds to the lower limbs, and a concussion, while his 43-year-old colleague received an explosive injury, a shin injury and a concussion – there is no threat to either of their lives, reported the police department.
Two people were injured following a drone attack on the Dnipro district of Kherson yesterday, reported the Kherson City Council, as they showed images of the debris.
Another injury occurred when a Russian drone attacked the Dnipro District of Kherson at around 15:50, causing an explosive injury, a shrapnel wound to the hand, and a bruise to the leg of a 30-year-old man, reported the local police.
A 37-year-old man was caught in the central part of Kherson yesterday as it came under fire from artillery, and was admitted to hospital diagnosed with an explosive injury, concussion, and an acute stress reaction, but will be treated as an outpatient basis, reported Head of the Regional State Administration Alexander Prokudin.
Russia attacked a bus station in Kherson with a drone, causing damage to the buildings windows, as well as the windows and roofs of buses, but no one was injured, reported the Head of the Kherson Regional Civil-Military Administration Shanko.
At around 8:30 on the evening of February 27, Russia shelled the village of Stepanivka near Kherson, hitting residential quarters, as released photos showed the aftermath of a destroyed building, but there was no information about casualties, reported Shanko.
In Kherson, a 31-year-old man was injured as a result of a drone attack on the Dnipro district, receiving an explosive injury, concussion, and respiratory tract burns, but after receiving medical treatment, the victim was sent for outpatient treatment.
As a result of shelling in the Dnipro district on the morning of February 28 at around 11am, a 46-year-old woman was hospitalised with a shrapnel wound to the leg, concussion, and an explosive and closed head injury, where doctors assess the condition of the woman as moderate.
Another attack on the Dnipro district of Kherson at around 14:30 this afternoon resulted in an injured 45-year-old woman, who was hospitalised.
Russia carried out a drone attack on a district of Kherson, dropping explosives on the roof of a one-story building, which caused a fire that was promptly extinguished by the State Emergency Services, reporting no casualties at the site of the incident.
One woman was killed following Russian shelling of Bilozerk, as State Emergency Services published photos from the scene, which showed damage and a fire in a utility building, but this fire was quickly extinguished.
On the morning of February 28, Alexander Prokudin reported of 28 populated areas of the region, including the regional centre, being attacked by the Russian forces, noting that they used drones, aircraft and artillery, targeting residential areas and infrastructure.
15 buildings, a communication tower, transport companies and cars were damaged, while 8 people were injured, Prokudin added.
On the morning of March 1, Prokudin reported that Russia fired on 31 populated areas of the region in the previous 24 hours, killing one person and injuring three others, while three multistory buildings, seven private houses, a gas pipeline, a gas station, and cars had been damaged.
Russian troops fired on the Korabelny district of Kherson at around 10am on March 1, where a 58-year-old man suffered an explosive injury and a shrapnel wound to the head, and was taken to hospital for treatment.
