In the Kherson region, a tractor carrying humanitarian aid hit Russian mines and was damaged, but the cargo was still delivered to a frontline village.
This was reported on Facebook by the head of the Kherson Regional Military Administration Oleksandr Prokudin, Ukrinform reports.
According to Prokudin, a worker from the Tiahyn community recently went to Burhunka with a humanitarian cargo: bread, water, and hygiene products.
“To avoid Russian drones, I was driving when it was already dark. At a fork in the road, the tractor ran into Russian “lepeshki”. The detonation damaged the vehicle and trailer. Miraculously, the driver was not injured,” said the head of the RMA.
He informed that the humanitarian cargo was delivered despite the explosion.
The head of the military department thanked the employee for his courage.
As Ukrinform reported, in March, a 48-year-old man exploded on a Russian anti-personnel mini-petal in the village of Zmiivka in Kherson region.
Photo: Kherson Regional Military Administration
Source: Tractor delivering humanitarian aid to frontline village hits mines in Kherson region
