Russian forces shelled Kherson from the temporarily occupied left bank of the Dnipro River, injuring a 76-year-old man with a mine blast injury and shrapnel wound to his forearm.

Russian army fired on Kherson from the temporarily occupied left bank of the Dnipro River, injuring a 76-year-old man

The victim was hospitalized with a mine blast injury and a shrapnel wound to his forearm

At about 07:00 (Kyiv time), the Russian army attacked Kherson from the temporarily occupied left bank [of the Dnipro River]. As a result, a 76-year-old man was injured.

A Russian strike on Ukraine's southern city of Kherson wounded a 52-year-old man on March 5, according to Oleksandr Prokudin, the regional governor.

As a result of the afternoon attack, the local man was reportedly hospitalized with injuries to his head and shoulders.

An administrative building, power lines, and a car were damaged.

Ukrainian Marines holding the main Ukrainian bridgehead near Krynky had pushed back Kremlin airborne troops and captured the adjacent village of Kozachi Laheri

Russian troops from the temporarily occupied left bank fired on the center of Kherson, wounding a 1971-born man.