On the morning of April 3, Russian forces conducted a drone strike on a minibus in Kherson, resulting in multiple injuries. Initial reports indicated that five individuals were wounded in the attack.
The strike occurred around 8:30 AM in the Dniprovskyi district. According to local authorities, the injured were promptly transported to a hospital. Early assessments suggested that the victims sustained injuries classified as mild to moderate.
Subsequent updates revealed that the number of injured had risen to seven. Among those affected were a 19-year-old girl, three women aged 68, 50, and 43, and three men aged 71, 63, and 51. All victims suffered from blast injuries and closed head trauma, along with multiple shrapnel wounds.
Medical personnel are providing necessary treatment to all affected individuals, and further information is being updated as it becomes available.
Throughout the night and into the morning of April 3, Russian forces also targeted various regions in Ukraine with drones and missiles. Specific attacks were reported in several communities within the Dnipropetrovsk region, including Pavlohrad, as well as in Zaporizhzhia, Vinnytsia, and Cherkasy regions.
For more details regarding the implications of these attacks, further coverage can be found in related news reports.
A drone strike in Kherson on April 3 injured seven civilians, prompting ongoing medical treatment. This attack is part of a broader pattern of Russian military actions across Ukraine, including drone and missile strikes in various regions.