A Russian armored column moved west from Kherson to reach Ukrainian positions east of Mykolaiv, where it was engaged by Ukrainian artillery.

Another RF armored column rumbled west from Kherson, duly photographed and placed on social media by Khersonites, to reach UAF positions east of Mykolaiv, where — once again — it turned out the UAF has artillery and knows how to use it.

Russian troops attacked Mykolaiv on the morning of 29 March, penetrating the building of the Mykolaiv Regional State Administration

The attack occurred around 08:45 on 29 March

The building was a nine-storey administrative building with the central section destroyed from the 8th floor to the ground floor with no subsequent fire damage

Eight civilians were under the rubble and fifty to one hundred people got out

Authorities were looking for three servicemen under the rubble

Russian forces hit and destroyed the central section of the 9-story building

Many employees had already come to work at the time of the strike