A 70-year-old man was blown up by a Russian mine in Kherson
The injured person went to the hospital on their own with blast injuries
In the Dnipro district of Kherson yesterday, November 11, a 70-year-old man was injured when he stepped on a Russian landmine. The explosion occurred at around 4:00 p.m., and the man sustained a blast injury.
“The injured man went to the hospital on his own. Doctors are currently examining him and providing medical care,” the Kherson Regional Military Administration reported.
That same day, Russian shelling and drone attacks in the Kherson region claimed one life.
We previously reported:
- Landmine explosion injures pensioner in Kherson
- Antipersonnel mines found in two districts of Kherson
- In central Kherson, 67-year-old municipal worker Pryanyk steps on a Russian mine — foot amputated
- Tragedy in Zatoka: two killed and one injured in a landmine explosion
- Playing in a field outside the village: two children injured in a landmine explosion in Mykolaiv region





