The Russian invaders again fired on the border territories of the Chernihiv region from numerous rocket launchers and cannon artillery.
In the Chernihiv region, a man died while picking mushrooms. He became a victim of shelling by the Russians in the border area. This was announced on Saturday, October 8, by the Operational Command “North” on Facebook.
“The Russian army killed a resident of the Chernihiv region, who was picking mushrooms in the forest,” the report said.
It is said that around 18.20 residents of the village of Moshchenko, in the Chernihiv region, reported the discovery of the body of a 31-year-old man in the forest.
“At the scene, it turned out that a local resident of the village received shrapnel wounds on his left shoulder blade. Obviously, as a result of Russian artillery shelling,” the message said.
The body of the deceased was evacuated to the residence by representatives of the National Police.
“Once again, we appeal to all residents of the region, especially on the borders, who are suffering from the systematic shelling of the Russian Federation, and urge them to avoid walking in the forest for any reason!”
It is known that the Russian army has again opened fire on the border territories of the Chernihiv region from numerous rocket launchers and cannon artillery. More than 30 attacks were recorded near the villages of Gasichevka and Moshchenko.
Earlier, in a forest belt in Izyum district, a woman picking mushrooms was blown up by a mine.
Recall that in the Kharkiv region, two men were blown up by mines while picking mushrooms. One case occurred in the Chuguevsky district, and the second – in the Izyum district.
It was also reported that in the liberated village of Makarovo, Zolochiv community, three people died in a mine explosion.
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