Nikolaev was subjected to ballistic attack, some were injured

Russian aggressors launched two Iskander ballistic missiles from temporarily occupied Crimea.

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In Nikolaev, two explosions were heard during an air raid raid. The city came under a missile attack from Russian invaders, the head of the local OVA, Vitaly Kim, told Telegram on Sunday, March 17.

“There was an arrival in Nikolaev. From a place that arrived in Odessa. And the relaunch is the same,” he wrote and added a little later: “There is a second ‘arrival’.”

At 2:30 p.m., two casualties were reported. They are in a state of moderate severity.

We remind you that on March 15, the Russians launched Iskander-M ballistic missiles at Odessa from the temporarily occupied Crimea. 21 people died and more than 70 were injured.

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