Russian attack on Mykolaiv damages port and civilian infrastructure, injures three
A daytime strike on the Ukrainian city on October 2 damaged a port, warehouses, a hotel and other civilian buildings, officials say.
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Three men were injured in a Russian attack on the Ukrainian city of Mykolaiv on October 2, according to a report from Ukrinform.
The daytime attack, described as a combined strike, damaged the city's port along with a range of civilian infrastructure, the report said. Affected sites reportedly included production and warehouse facilities, an office building, a hotel and restaurant complex, and a vehicle repair shop.
Civilian infrastructure hit
The report did not specify the type of munitions used in the attack or provide additional details on the condition of the three men injured. Mykolaiv, a port city in southern Ukraine, has been repeatedly targeted during the broader conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
Local and national authorities had not released further updates on casualties or the full extent of damage at the time of the report.
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- Russian attack on Mykolaiv damages port, civilian infrastructure, injures three — Ukrinform (Ukraine)
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