Five wounded after Russian drones strike minibus and bus stop in Kherson.

Drone attack on Kherson minibus

According to UATV: At least five people were injured on July 12 when Russian forces targeted a minibus and a public transport stop in Kherson. The assault unfolded in two separate waves: the first around 8:00 AM and the second at approximately 9:50 AM. Among the wounded are a 66-year-old man and three women aged 58, 59, and 71.

Victims suffered blast injuries and shrapnel wounds to their torsos and limbs. The minibus driver is believed to have sustained a concussion. All injured individuals received medical treatment.

According to Yaroslav Shanko, 'the attack wounded a 66-year-old man and three women aged 58, 59, and 71.'

Ongoing crisis in the region

The strike on civilian transport has sparked alarm among local residents and highlights the volatile situation in the area. Drones were used to carry out the attacks. This incident serves as yet another reminder of the escalating conflict and the dangers faced by Kherson’s inhabitants amid ongoing hostilities.

This event underscores the persistent threat to civilians in combat zones, where attacks on vehicles are becoming increasingly frequent. The use of drones to deliberately target civilian infrastructure signals an intensification of the conflict and the unresolved nature of the crisis. Local residents continue to face the risks of military action, endangering their safety and lives.