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DRONE Reported Report #16721

In Kherson - a Russian FPV drone struck a parking lot and three Ukrainian women, ages 76, 47, 84, and man, 42, were wounded. – The lady selling those tulips is in hospital. And a Russian drone struck an ambulance team, and two medical workers were wounded. – Photo by Olga C

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Where
Russia–Ukraine
46.64° N, 32.60° E
Source
Reddit
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Region
Russia–Ukraine
April 14, 2026
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In Kherson - a Russian FPV drone struck a parking lot and three Ukrainian women, ages 76, 47, 84, and man, 42, were wounded. – The lady selling those tulips is in hospital. And a Russian drone struck an ambulance team, and two medical workers were wounded. – Photo by Olga C
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What is reported

A Russian FPV drone struck a parking lot in Kherson, injuring three Ukrainian women and a man. Additionally, the drone targeted an ambulance team, wounding two medical workers.

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[r/UkraineWarVideoReport] In Kherson - a Russian FPV drone struck a parking lot and three Ukrainian women, ages 76, 47, 84, and man, 42, were wounded. – The lady selling those tulips is in hospital. And a Russian drone struck an ambulance team, and two medical workers were wounded. – Photo by Olga C

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