Two killed and 35 wounded in Kherson after air strikes
The death toll from air strikes on Kherson's Korabelnyi district on 17 October has risen to two. A total of 35 people were hurt, including children and medics.
The number of people killed in air strikes on the Korabelnyi district of Kherson, a city in southern Ukraine, has risen to two. The strikes took place on 17 October, according to Ukrainska Pravda.
In total, 35 people were injured. Among the casualties are children and medical workers. The source does not say how many children or medics were hurt, what condition the wounded are in, or which buildings were damaged.
The report also does not name the weapons used or say who carried out the attack. The information is very brief, and because the death toll has already increased once, the figures may be updated.
Kherson lies in southern Ukraine and has regularly come under fire during the war. Medics are among the casualties this time.
