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Russia's deadly attack leaves Kherson facing up to its bloodiest day | Ukraine dispatch

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Earth hitting a coffin makes a hollow thump, not unlike that of the distant artillery fire that rolled across one of Kherson’s cemeteries on Friday morning.
Suddenly, blasts sounded somewhere closer by and, at a bark from their foreman, the gravediggers shovelled faster.
Were they hurrying to beat the shelling, or because another hearse was already making its way along the long row of freshly dug graves? It was probably both.
At least 23 people were killed and 46 injured in an artillery attack on central Kherson on Wednesday.
In the aftermath, Ukrainian authorities announced a 56-hour curfew starting on Friday evening. The victims had to be buried quickly.
Wednesday’s attack was the city’s bloodiest single day since Russian forces began bombarding it from the opposite bank of the Dnipro five months ago, and clearly aimed at civilians.
The targets were a busy supermarket, a railway station from which an evacuation train was about to depart, and residential buildings.
The families who gathered to bury them on Friday were still in shock.
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Suddenly, blasts sounded somewhere closer by and, at a bark from their foreman, the gravediggers shovelled faster.
Were they hurrying to beat the shelling, or because another hearse was already making its way along the long row of freshly dug graves? It was probably both.
At least 23 people were killed and 46 injured in an artillery attack on central Kherson on Wednesday.
In the aftermath, Ukrainian authorities announced a 56-hour curfew starting on Friday evening. The victims had to be buried quickly.
Wednesday’s attack was the city’s bloodiest single day since Russian forces began bombarding it from the opposite bank of the Dnipro five months ago, and clearly aimed at civilians.
The targets were a busy supermarket, a railway station from which an evacuation train was about to depart, and residential buildings.
The families who gathered to bury them on Friday were still in shock.
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