Russians reportedly lay mines in Kherson, journalist says
Russians reportedly lay mines in Kherson’s critical infrastructure (Photo:REUTERS / Alexander Ermochenko)
The Russian military are reportedly laying mines in critical infrastructure facilities in the occupied city of Kherson, local journalist Kostiantyn Ryzhenko said on Telegram on Nov. 6.
“I've been told by a very reliable source about mines planted in the city and critical infrastructure. According to his observations, all crossing points of the railway track crossing the city have been mined,” Ryzhenko said.
“We have analyzed the recorded cases of mined facilities and we assume that, most likely, the enemy plans to create an obstacle to the advancement of the Armed Forces along this line,” he added.
The KhBK-Tavriyskyy highway may be mined as well, the journalist said.
According to him, it is definitely known about the mining of thermal power plants and some distribution hubs of the heat network.
Additionally, there is information about the mining of sewers, power plants, and water supply facilities. But this information is still being verified.
It was reported on Nov. 6 that there was no electricity and water supply in all areas of Kherson. There is also no power supply in some areas of the oblast.
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