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Suspilne Kherson buildings damaged by russian shelling

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09.10.2025
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During the shelling of Kherson by russian troops on October 7, the premises of Suspilne Kherson were damaged.

“Due to the location of the specified buildings in a dangerous area of ​​the city (red zone), they are actually preserved and are not used in the work of the team. There are no casualties. We observe damage to the roofs, window blocks, and façades of the buildings. We will contact law enforcement agencies to record the consequences of this crime on the part of the russian federation,” said Mykhailo Svarichevskyi, the manager of Suspilne Kherson.

The Suspilne Kherson team continues to work to inform viewers and listeners about events in the region and throughout the country.

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