Three Days in Kherson: The Reality You Won’t See on the News

Here are some news reports covering just three days in the Kherson region of Ukraine, where we send vehicles and equipment. This is a reminder of how vital it is to equip Ukrainian firefighters so they can save more innocent lives. We need your support to make this possible. Please read this post and donate to our fundraiser https://gofund.me/8ba0ffe2 - every pound matters, just like every minute for those in urgent need:

Russian forces deliberately attacked a public transport bus with a drone. As a result of the explosive being dropped, the vehicle caught fire, injuring five passengers, including two children aged 12 and 13.

The Russians dropped an explosive from a drone onto an emergency medical vehicle that was responding to a call. The vehicle sustained damage, but fortunately, the medics were unharmed.

Russian troops targeted the Dnipro district of Kherson using UAVs. A 22-year-old man was killed, and his 44-year-old father was injured due to the explosions. While attempting evacuation efforts, Russian forces deliberately attacked a patrol police service vehicle with an FPV drone, causing damage to the vehicle.

In the city, the Russians attacked a local school with two FPV drones. The explosions damaged the school building.

A drone strike on a private house in a village resulted in mine-explosive and shrapnel injuries for a 65-year-old man and a 61-year-old woman.

The enemy dropped explosives from a UAV on a residential neighborhood in the outskirts of Kherson. A 50-year-old woman sustained mine-explosive trauma, a concussion, and shrapnel wounds to her face, neck, and chest.

The occupiers also struck a police service vehicle with an FPV drone, injuring a 34-year-old Kherson police officer.