Shelling resumed in Kherson after ceasefire ended, local journalist says
Natalia Maistrenko, a correspondent for the Kherson outlet "Most", says shelling in the city resumed once the declared ceasefire ended. Residents had expected it.
Shelling has resumed in Kherson, a southern Ukrainian city close to the front line in Russia's war against Ukraine, now that a declared ceasefire has ended. Natalia Maistrenko, a correspondent for the Kherson outlet "Most", told Ukrainska Pravda about it.
According to her, everyone understood that the quiet was temporary. Kherson residents expected the shelling to restart as soon as the truce ended, and that is what happened.
About the report
The source is a Ukrainska Pravda article titled roughly "The first 48 hours after the quiet. What is happening in Kherson and how the Russians have strengthened". It describes the situation in the city during the first two days after the ceasefire ended.
The available excerpt gives no details on how long the ceasefire lasted, how intense the shelling was, whether there were casualties, or in what way Russian forces have strengthened. Those details appear only in the full original article and are not added here.
