In Mykolaiv, work is ongoing to eliminate the consequences of the Russian attack

Work is ongoing to eliminate the consequences of the rocket attack on Mykolaiv. Utilities cover damaged windows and roofs, collect and remove garbage.

This was reported by Mykolaiv City Mayor Oleksandr Sienkevych.

«We are providing residents whose houses came under fire with all the necessary materials. We are also restoring the damaged street lighting network in the area. So tonight the street lighting will not work here - tomorrow we will restore everything,» the mayor said.

Consequences of shelling of Mykolaiv on April 11. Photo: Suspilne. Mykolaiv

Consequences of shelling of Mykolaiv on April 11. Photo: Suspilne. Mykolaiv

Consequences of shelling of Mykolaiv on April 11. Photo: Suspilne. Mykolaiv

Consequences of shelling of Mykolaiv on April 11. Photo: Suspilne. Mykolaiv

Tram traffic has also been restored.

We will remind you that on Thursday afternoon, April 11, the Russian occupying forces launched a rocket attack on Mykolaiv. The number of dead as a result of the strike on Mykolaiv increased to 4 people, 5 more people were injured.

The latest shelling of Mykolaiv

We will remind you that the previous shelling of Mykolaiv took place on March 27. Around 2:30 p.m., Mykolaiv was hit by a rocket attack. The enemy used ballistics. As a result of the strike, probably by the «Iskander M» missile, there was a fire on the territory of the industrial infrastructure facility, which was quickly extinguished by firefighters. The impact injured 12 people.

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On March 25, Russian troops once again attacked the territory of Mykolaiv region. As a result of the impact of the enemy drone, the energy facility was hit.

Prior to this, the shelling of Mykolaiv took place in the afternoon of March 21 at around 2:25 p.m. Russian troops launched a missile attack on an object of industrial infrastructure. As a result of the impact, Olena Syvanych, the mother of the athlete, trampoline champion Svitlana Malkova, died, and 10 people were injured.

Four days before that, on March 17, Russian troops shelled Mykolaiv from installations located on the territory of the temporarily occupied Crimea. The first flight arrived at 14:01, and the next one 7 minutes later. As of 16:00 in the evening, 5 victims were known, one of them died in the hospital.

According to the head of the RMA Vitalii Kim, the police blocked the traffic in time because there could have been more victims. Utility workers immediately began working at the site of the shelling and eliminating the consequences of the attack.