The Russians dropped two boats in a single vehicle bridge that provides microdistrict transportation communication.
Residents of the Kherson Ship District of Kherson are encouraged to evacuate to other areas due to logistics complications as a result of bridge damage. On this evening on Saturday, August 2, the Kherson Ova leader Alexander Prokudin said.
According to him, due to the damage to the bridge, it was difficult to deliver food and more to the ship.
In addition, the gas pipeline is also damaged. As such, the microdistrict has no “blue fuel” for a few hours.
“Therefore, I encourage people to evacuate to other areas of Kherson. There you will receive all the necessary assistance, including living,” Pokudin wrote.
He noted that regional contact center specialists by numbers: 0800 101 102 or 0800 330 951 will tell you more about how to leave.
“I also added that our military is in control of the situation. The invaders who are trying to take any actions will be destroyed immediately,” the Kerson Ova leader emphasized.
For his part, Kherson MVA leader Yaroslav Shanko, on Telemony, said this was the only car bridge that provides microdistrict transportation communication. According to him, the bridge itself was not destroyed, only the road was harmful.
“However, we have some logistics problems accurately due to canvas damage, it has to do with providing products, medicine, emergency removal and all other services as a whole. That’s why we insist that (People, Ed.) Considered the issue of evacuation from the microdistrict ship,” he explained.)
Remember that on Saturday night the Russian army struck the controlled bombs on the bridge in Kherson. The enemy threw two guides of air bombs in the city. As a result of the attacks, the vehicle bridge was damaged.
Also this morning, Russian troops were fired in the district of Kherson’s ship. Then two people were killed, and two others were injured.
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