At least seven people have been killed and dozens more wounded in an attack by Ukrainian armed forces in the Russian-held town of Nova Kakhovka in Ukraine’s southern Kherson region, according to Russian-backed officials.
Russian state news agency TASS said Monday’s attack caused an explosion at fertiliser warehouses that damaged surrounding buildings.
Ukrainian officials said their forces had destroyed an ammunition depot in Nova Kakhovka. Serhiy Bratchuk, an Odesa administration spokesman, wrote on his Telegram channel that Nova Kakhovka was now “minus” its ammunition warehouse.
“There are already seven dead for sure and about 60 wounded,” TASS quoted Vladimir Leontyev, head of the Russia-installed Kakhovka District military-civilian administration in the Kherson region.
“There are still many people under the rubble. The injured are being taken to the hospital, but many people are blocked in their apartments and houses,” Leontyev added.
Meanwhile, Ukrainian emergency services said the death toll from a weekend Russian rocket attack that hit an apartment block in the Donetsk town of Chasiv Yar rose to 33.
She was asleep when her building was hit three or four times in the early morning. “The rescuers entered the hallway, knocked down the door and took me out,” she added.
The attack on Chasiv Yar was part of Russia’s push to capture all of the industrial Donbas region in the east, partly controlled by separatist proxies since 2014, after declaring victory in Luhansk province earlier this month.
Military experts say Russia is using artillery barrages to pave the way for a renewed push for territory by ground forces. Russian President Vladimir Putin said he aims to hand control of Donbas to the separatists.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told reporters in Kyiv on Monday that Moscow had “a big advantage in artillery”, and called on allies to provide additional military aid.
Ukraine says Russian forces have targeted civilians since they invaded on February 24, leaving cities, towns and villages in ruins. Moscow rejects the charge and in turn says Ukrainians are responsible for civilians’ deaths.
At least seven people have been killed and dozens more wounded in an attack by Ukrainian armed forces in the Russian-held town of Nova Kakhovka in Ukraine’s southern Kherson region, according to Russian-backed officials.
Russian state news agency TASS said Monday’s attack caused an explosion at fertiliser warehouses that damaged surrounding buildings.
Ukrainian officials said their forces had destroyed an ammunition depot in Nova Kakhovka. Serhiy Bratchuk, an Odesa administration spokesman, wrote on his Telegram channel that Nova Kakhovka was now “minus” its ammunition warehouse.
“There are already seven dead for sure and about 60 wounded,” TASS quoted Vladimir Leontyev, head of the Russia-installed Kakhovka District military-civilian administration in the Kherson region.
“There are still many people under the rubble. The injured are being taken to the hospital, but many people are blocked in their apartments and houses,” Leontyev added.
Meanwhile, Ukrainian emergency services said the death toll from a weekend Russian rocket attack that hit an apartment block in the Donetsk town of Chasiv Yar rose to 33.
She was asleep when her building was hit three or four times in the early morning. “The rescuers entered the hallway, knocked down the door and took me out,” she added.
The attack on Chasiv Yar was part of Russia’s push to capture all of the industrial Donbas region in the east, partly controlled by separatist proxies since 2014, after declaring victory in Luhansk province earlier this month.
Military experts say Russia is using artillery barrages to pave the way for a renewed push for territory by ground forces. Russian President Vladimir Putin said he aims to hand control of Donbas to the separatists.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told reporters in Kyiv on Monday that Moscow had “a big advantage in artillery”, and called on allies to provide additional military aid.
Ukraine says Russian forces have targeted civilians since they invaded on February 24, leaving cities, towns and villages in ruins. Moscow rejects the charge and in turn says Ukrainians are responsible for civilians’ deaths.
At least seven people have been killed and dozens more wounded in an attack by Ukrainian armed forces in the Russian-held town of Nova Kakhovka in Ukraine’s southern Kherson region, according to Russian-backed officials.
Russian state news agency TASS said Monday’s attack caused an explosion at fertiliser warehouses that damaged surrounding buildings.
Ukrainian officials said their forces had destroyed an ammunition depot in Nova Kakhovka. Serhiy Bratchuk, an Odesa administration spokesman, wrote on his Telegram channel that Nova Kakhovka was now “minus” its ammunition warehouse.
“There are already seven dead for sure and about 60 wounded,” TASS quoted Vladimir Leontyev, head of the Russia-installed Kakhovka District military-civilian administration in the Kherson region.
“There are still many people under the rubble. The injured are being taken to the hospital, but many people are blocked in their apartments and houses,” Leontyev added.
Meanwhile, Ukrainian emergency services said the death toll from a weekend Russian rocket attack that hit an apartment block in the Donetsk town of Chasiv Yar rose to 33.
She was asleep when her building was hit three or four times in the early morning. “The rescuers entered the hallway, knocked down the door and took me out,” she added.
The attack on Chasiv Yar was part of Russia’s push to capture all of the industrial Donbas region in the east, partly controlled by separatist proxies since 2014, after declaring victory in Luhansk province earlier this month.
Military experts say Russia is using artillery barrages to pave the way for a renewed push for territory by ground forces. Russian President Vladimir Putin said he aims to hand control of Donbas to the separatists.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told reporters in Kyiv on Monday that Moscow had “a big advantage in artillery”, and called on allies to provide additional military aid.
Ukraine says Russian forces have targeted civilians since they invaded on February 24, leaving cities, towns and villages in ruins. Moscow rejects the charge and in turn says Ukrainians are responsible for civilians’ deaths.
At least seven people have been killed and dozens more wounded in an attack by Ukrainian armed forces in the Russian-held town of Nova Kakhovka in Ukraine’s southern Kherson region, according to Russian-backed officials.
Russian state news agency TASS said Monday’s attack caused an explosion at fertiliser warehouses that damaged surrounding buildings.
Ukrainian officials said their forces had destroyed an ammunition depot in Nova Kakhovka. Serhiy Bratchuk, an Odesa administration spokesman, wrote on his Telegram channel that Nova Kakhovka was now “minus” its ammunition warehouse.
“There are already seven dead for sure and about 60 wounded,” TASS quoted Vladimir Leontyev, head of the Russia-installed Kakhovka District military-civilian administration in the Kherson region.
“There are still many people under the rubble. The injured are being taken to the hospital, but many people are blocked in their apartments and houses,” Leontyev added.
Meanwhile, Ukrainian emergency services said the death toll from a weekend Russian rocket attack that hit an apartment block in the Donetsk town of Chasiv Yar rose to 33.
She was asleep when her building was hit three or four times in the early morning. “The rescuers entered the hallway, knocked down the door and took me out,” she added.
The attack on Chasiv Yar was part of Russia’s push to capture all of the industrial Donbas region in the east, partly controlled by separatist proxies since 2014, after declaring victory in Luhansk province earlier this month.
Military experts say Russia is using artillery barrages to pave the way for a renewed push for territory by ground forces. Russian President Vladimir Putin said he aims to hand control of Donbas to the separatists.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told reporters in Kyiv on Monday that Moscow had “a big advantage in artillery”, and called on allies to provide additional military aid.
Ukraine says Russian forces have targeted civilians since they invaded on February 24, leaving cities, towns and villages in ruins. Moscow rejects the charge and in turn says Ukrainians are responsible for civilians’ deaths.
At least seven people have been killed and dozens more wounded in an attack by Ukrainian armed forces in the Russian-held town of Nova Kakhovka in Ukraine’s southern Kherson region, according to Russian-backed officials.
Russian state news agency TASS said Monday’s attack caused an explosion at fertiliser warehouses that damaged surrounding buildings.
Ukrainian officials said their forces had destroyed an ammunition depot in Nova Kakhovka. Serhiy Bratchuk, an Odesa administration spokesman, wrote on his Telegram channel that Nova Kakhovka was now “minus” its ammunition warehouse.
“There are already seven dead for sure and about 60 wounded,” TASS quoted Vladimir Leontyev, head of the Russia-installed Kakhovka District military-civilian administration in the Kherson region.
“There are still many people under the rubble. The injured are being taken to the hospital, but many people are blocked in their apartments and houses,” Leontyev added.
Meanwhile, Ukrainian emergency services said the death toll from a weekend Russian rocket attack that hit an apartment block in the Donetsk town of Chasiv Yar rose to 33.
She was asleep when her building was hit three or four times in the early morning. “The rescuers entered the hallway, knocked down the door and took me out,” she added.
The attack on Chasiv Yar was part of Russia’s push to capture all of the industrial Donbas region in the east, partly controlled by separatist proxies since 2014, after declaring victory in Luhansk province earlier this month.
Military experts say Russia is using artillery barrages to pave the way for a renewed push for territory by ground forces. Russian President Vladimir Putin said he aims to hand control of Donbas to the separatists.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told reporters in Kyiv on Monday that Moscow had “a big advantage in artillery”, and called on allies to provide additional military aid.
Ukraine says Russian forces have targeted civilians since they invaded on February 24, leaving cities, towns and villages in ruins. Moscow rejects the charge and in turn says Ukrainians are responsible for civilians’ deaths.
At least seven people have been killed and dozens more wounded in an attack by Ukrainian armed forces in the Russian-held town of Nova Kakhovka in Ukraine’s southern Kherson region, according to Russian-backed officials.
Russian state news agency TASS said Monday’s attack caused an explosion at fertiliser warehouses that damaged surrounding buildings.
Ukrainian officials said their forces had destroyed an ammunition depot in Nova Kakhovka. Serhiy Bratchuk, an Odesa administration spokesman, wrote on his Telegram channel that Nova Kakhovka was now “minus” its ammunition warehouse.
“There are already seven dead for sure and about 60 wounded,” TASS quoted Vladimir Leontyev, head of the Russia-installed Kakhovka District military-civilian administration in the Kherson region.
“There are still many people under the rubble. The injured are being taken to the hospital, but many people are blocked in their apartments and houses,” Leontyev added.
Meanwhile, Ukrainian emergency services said the death toll from a weekend Russian rocket attack that hit an apartment block in the Donetsk town of Chasiv Yar rose to 33.
She was asleep when her building was hit three or four times in the early morning. “The rescuers entered the hallway, knocked down the door and took me out,” she added.
The attack on Chasiv Yar was part of Russia’s push to capture all of the industrial Donbas region in the east, partly controlled by separatist proxies since 2014, after declaring victory in Luhansk province earlier this month.
Military experts say Russia is using artillery barrages to pave the way for a renewed push for territory by ground forces. Russian President Vladimir Putin said he aims to hand control of Donbas to the separatists.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told reporters in Kyiv on Monday that Moscow had “a big advantage in artillery”, and called on allies to provide additional military aid.
Ukraine says Russian forces have targeted civilians since they invaded on February 24, leaving cities, towns and villages in ruins. Moscow rejects the charge and in turn says Ukrainians are responsible for civilians’ deaths.
At least seven people have been killed and dozens more wounded in an attack by Ukrainian armed forces in the Russian-held town of Nova Kakhovka in Ukraine’s southern Kherson region, according to Russian-backed officials.
Russian state news agency TASS said Monday’s attack caused an explosion at fertiliser warehouses that damaged surrounding buildings.
Ukrainian officials said their forces had destroyed an ammunition depot in Nova Kakhovka. Serhiy Bratchuk, an Odesa administration spokesman, wrote on his Telegram channel that Nova Kakhovka was now “minus” its ammunition warehouse.
“There are already seven dead for sure and about 60 wounded,” TASS quoted Vladimir Leontyev, head of the Russia-installed Kakhovka District military-civilian administration in the Kherson region.
“There are still many people under the rubble. The injured are being taken to the hospital, but many people are blocked in their apartments and houses,” Leontyev added.
Meanwhile, Ukrainian emergency services said the death toll from a weekend Russian rocket attack that hit an apartment block in the Donetsk town of Chasiv Yar rose to 33.
She was asleep when her building was hit three or four times in the early morning. “The rescuers entered the hallway, knocked down the door and took me out,” she added.
The attack on Chasiv Yar was part of Russia’s push to capture all of the industrial Donbas region in the east, partly controlled by separatist proxies since 2014, after declaring victory in Luhansk province earlier this month.
Military experts say Russia is using artillery barrages to pave the way for a renewed push for territory by ground forces. Russian President Vladimir Putin said he aims to hand control of Donbas to the separatists.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told reporters in Kyiv on Monday that Moscow had “a big advantage in artillery”, and called on allies to provide additional military aid.
Ukraine says Russian forces have targeted civilians since they invaded on February 24, leaving cities, towns and villages in ruins. Moscow rejects the charge and in turn says Ukrainians are responsible for civilians’ deaths.
At least seven people have been killed and dozens more wounded in an attack by Ukrainian armed forces in the Russian-held town of Nova Kakhovka in Ukraine’s southern Kherson region, according to Russian-backed officials.
Russian state news agency TASS said Monday’s attack caused an explosion at fertiliser warehouses that damaged surrounding buildings.
Ukrainian officials said their forces had destroyed an ammunition depot in Nova Kakhovka. Serhiy Bratchuk, an Odesa administration spokesman, wrote on his Telegram channel that Nova Kakhovka was now “minus” its ammunition warehouse.
“There are already seven dead for sure and about 60 wounded,” TASS quoted Vladimir Leontyev, head of the Russia-installed Kakhovka District military-civilian administration in the Kherson region.
“There are still many people under the rubble. The injured are being taken to the hospital, but many people are blocked in their apartments and houses,” Leontyev added.
Meanwhile, Ukrainian emergency services said the death toll from a weekend Russian rocket attack that hit an apartment block in the Donetsk town of Chasiv Yar rose to 33.
She was asleep when her building was hit three or four times in the early morning. “The rescuers entered the hallway, knocked down the door and took me out,” she added.
The attack on Chasiv Yar was part of Russia’s push to capture all of the industrial Donbas region in the east, partly controlled by separatist proxies since 2014, after declaring victory in Luhansk province earlier this month.
Military experts say Russia is using artillery barrages to pave the way for a renewed push for territory by ground forces. Russian President Vladimir Putin said he aims to hand control of Donbas to the separatists.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told reporters in Kyiv on Monday that Moscow had “a big advantage in artillery”, and called on allies to provide additional military aid.
Ukraine says Russian forces have targeted civilians since they invaded on February 24, leaving cities, towns and villages in ruins. Moscow rejects the charge and in turn says Ukrainians are responsible for civilians’ deaths.
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