Drone attack in Beryslav injures five civilians
Russian military forces dropped explosives from a drone on Beryslav in Kherson Oblast, injuring at least five people, according to the Kherson Oblast Military Administration on May 19.
A family was injured when explosives were dropped: a 21-year-old man and two women, ages 42 and 71. Doctors report their conditions as moderate.
Additionally, two men, ages 59 and 70, sought medical help later and were diagnosed with injuries from mines and contusions; one suffered a back injury.
All victims have received medical care.
Kherson and its surrounding area are under daily attack by the Russian army. On May 18, in Stanislav, explosives dropped from a drone by Russian forces killed a 40-year-old man and injured a woman.
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