Another five civilians injured in Kherson Oblast
Five people have been injured in Russian attacks on Kherson Oblast on 13 June.
Source: Kherson Oblast Military Administration
Details: In particular, Russian forces attacked residential areas in several of the oblast's settlements, damaging a high-rise building and six houses. A petrol station, a gas pipeline, a garage and cars were also affected.
Meanwhile, the Russians dropped 30 explosives from UAVs and used 10 guided bombs in Sumy Oblast. No fatalities or injuries were reported.
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