KYIV. UkraineGate .16 . October .2022 | War News .
Yesterday, October 15, Russian troops shelled the Voskresenska community of the Mykolaiv region – one person was wounded, a residential building and an administrative building of the railway station were damaged. This was announced in Telegram by the chairman of the Nikolaev OVA Vitaly Kim .
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“Yesterday, October 15, at approximately 10:00, the enemy struck from a 120-caliber mortar on the aquaterritory of the Ochakov community. There are no casualties. Also yesterday, October 15, at 16:00, one person was injured during enemy shelling of the Voskresenska community. The residential building and the administrative building of the railway station were damaged,” Kim wrote.
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According to OK “South”, the enemy attacked the Mykolaiv region from the coastal missile system “Bastion” with one cruise missile of the “Onyx” type from the temporarily occupied Crimea.
Also, according to the head of the OVA, on October 15 in Bashtansky district 15, from 14:00 to 16:00, there were shellings of the outskirts of the Ingulska community.
“There are no casualties or destruction. Yesterday, October 15, at 10:30 and 23:15, the Shyrokivska community was shelled. As a result, significant damage to three houses, outbuildings and garages was recorded. There were also hits on open areas and roads. There are no casualties,” Kim said.
He noted that villages on the demarcation line of the Berezneguvatsky community remain under constant fire.
Yesterday, at 09:17, the enemy shelled the outskirts of one of the settlements of the community. Also in another settlement, as a result of artillery shelling, a fire broke out of an economic structure – without casualties, a residential building was damaged.
“In Pervomaisky and Voznesensk districts, day and night passed relatively calmly,” Kim added.
Let’s remind you
Operational Command South reported that on October 15, the Russian occupation army attacked the southern borders of Ukraine with Orlan-10 drones and an Onyx-type missile.
Source: Ukrgate
