Police and rescuers spent 2 hours dismantling the rubble of a house on which the Russians dropped a guided bomb
Every day, the city of Beryslav suffers from air raids, on which the enemy drops guided bombs, killing civilians, destroying residential buildings, critical and civilian infrastructure.
Yesterday, June 8, there was another air raid, during which the military of the terrorist country dropped 4 guided bombs on the city, one of them hitting a private house and damaging another 20 surrounding houses.
According to the head of the Beryslav district police department Sergey Kurdilov, just after the shelling stopped, two police crews went to survey the area of the explosions. A local resident ran towards them and pointed to a completely destroyed house, under the rubble of which there were people.
The 57-year-old owner was able to get out on his own, he was not seriously injured and the man begged to find his wife, who was in one of the rooms at the time of the shelling.
Police officers immediately began dismantling the rubble, threw stones at the head, and in a few minutes they were joined by rescuers and residents of the city. After two hours of exhausting work, the 55-year-old woman was found, unfortunately, she could not be saved.
Also, police officers examined the destroyed houses around, but no one needed help, people survived.
National Police of Ukraine
