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Ukraine reports increase in death toll due to shelling of Mykolaiv district

Ukraine reports increase in death toll due to shelling of Mykolaiv district
13.03.2023 12:30
Due to the shelling of the settlement of the Kutsurub community (Ukraine), two people were killed on the morning of March 13, three were injured, including a child, the head of the Mykolaiv regional Military Administration Vitalii Kim said.
Reported from RBC-Ukraine that, according to the State Emergency Service of Ukraine of the Mykolaiv region, ammunition and their debris hit a private residential building, completely destroying it.

"Rescuers of the 22 state fire and rescue unit recovered the bodies of the dead men and women from the rubble," Kim said.





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