Russian Envoy Accuses Kyiv of Targeting Civilians in Kherson Region's Alyoshki
Russia's envoy to the OSCE says Ukrainian forces carried out roughly 500 drone strikes against the Novokakhovsky district over the past week, an allegation that has not been independently verified.
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Russia's Permanent Representative to the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, Dmitry Polyansky, has accused Ukrainian forces of what he described as a strategy aimed at 'suffocating' civilians in the town of Alyoshki, located in the Kherson region's Novokakhovsky urban district.
According to Polyansky, Ukrainian military units conducted approximately 500 drone strikes against the district over the past week. He characterized the strikes as part of a deliberate campaign targeting the civilian population.
The claims were made by a Russian government representative and have not been independently verified. Ukraine's Kherson region has been a site of intense fighting and contested territorial control since Russia's full-scale invasion, with Moscow and Kyiv routinely accusing each other of targeting civilian areas.
No response from Ukrainian officials was included in the available reporting.
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