A photo of a kindergarten in Nikolaev shelled by invaders was posted on the network


Russian troops attacked it in the early morning.
Early in the morning, the Russian army shelled a kindergarten in Nikolaev.
Luckily, there was only a security guard at the preschool. The man was not hurt, - said the mayor of the city Alexander Senkevich.
He published a photo of the consequences of the shelling on his Twitter page.
One of our city kindergartens. Russian troops attacked it early in the morning. There were no soldiers. There wasn't any military base. Fortunately, there was only a guard, he is ok. pic.twitter.com/uL6ckjyMtD
— Alex Senkevich (@senkevich_alex) April 16, 2022
One of our city kindergartens. Russian troops attacked it in the early morning. There were no soldiers. There was no military base. Fortunately, there was only a guard, everything is fine with him,” the politician said.
It is known that the invaders opened fire on Nikolaev with cluster shells the day before. As a result of the shelling, five people were killed.
As a result of the daytime shelling, five civilians were killed and fifteen more were wounded.
One of the locals died as a result of the detonation of a projectile, which he picked up.
A fifth person picked up a projectile that had not previously exploded. Once again, do not touch unknown objects . It can be fatal,” Kim said.
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