Two people were killed, another 20 were injured, two children were among those injured, Alexander Senkevich said.
The mayor of Nikolaev, Alexander Senkevich, announced several more demands for a missile attack on the city on Friday, June 17th.
“Two people died, another 20 were injured (16 of them were hospitalized, four refused to be hospitalized). Two children were among those injured,” Senkevich said.
The mayor also said 21 apartment buildings, three private houses, a transformer substation, a sports club and an industrial facility were damaged.
“Roofs and balconies were damaged in houses, windows were knocked down, the entrance metal door was opened, there were apartments where the interior walls were swept away from the shock wave. Public utilities were working. “They are cleaning the driveways. from glass, stones and debris, helping people to block windows and doors. The emergency teams of Nikolayevgaz and Nikolaevoblenergo are working on their facilities,” he added. of the mayor.
Alyaksandr Senkevich also said that drinking water and hot food were delivered, and people in need of temporary shelter were given shelter.
Earlier, before the rescue work was completed, it was reported that one dead and six were injured, including a child.
Also on the night of June 16, occupiers fired cluster shells again in the residential quarter of Nikolaev.
It is still dangerous to return to Nikolaev – the mayor.
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Source: korrespondent
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