A series of explosions have been reported in various cities in Ukraine, raising concerns about the escalating conflict in the region. The latest incident took place at a factory in the city of Kherson, which is under the control of the Ukrainian government. The head of the regional military administration, Alexander Prokudin, confirmed the damages caused by the explosions in a statement on his Telegram channel.
While details about the specific location of the factory were not provided, the explosions in Kherson follow similar incidents in other cities. Ukrainian media also reported explosions occurring in Poltava, a city in central Ukraine, as well as in Kropyvnytskyi, the administrative center of the Kirovohrad region, where two explosions took place.
In response to the heightened security situation, air raid sirens were activated in several regions of Ukraine, including Dnipropetrovsk, Kirovohrad, Mykolaiv, Poltava, and Kharkiv.
Prior to these recent incidents, the head of the military administration in Kherson appointed by Kyiv, Roman Mrochko, had already reported explosions in the city.
These explosions come just two days after the terrorist attack on the Crimean Bridge, which triggered the Russian Armed Forces to launch strikes on Ukrainian infrastructure. Since then, air raid sirens have become a daily occurrence in various regions of Ukraine, often spanning the entire country. The Russian Ministry of Defense has stated that their attacks target objects related to the energy sector, defense industry, military command, and communication.
Earlier, the commander of the Ukrainian Armed Forces had acknowledged that Russia possesses an advantage in the use of FPV drones.
