The school building, where the museums of the Second World War and Afghan soldiers were located, was destroyed/Public
On the night of July 12, the Russian invaders launched a massive missile attack on Nikolayev. They damaged high-rise buildings, a hospital and a school, destroying a museum of military memory.
One of the Russian missiles hit a school in Nikolaev. Museums and school museums of the history of the Second World War and the memory of Afghan soldiers were placed there.
Video of the consequences of the destruction of the premises was published by the mayor of Nikolaev Alexander Senkevich.
“They tell us what we need to remember the past, but they themselves destroy this past. The memory of it. So the fascists, the Nazis are precisely the rashists. We remember this,” Alexander Senkevich said.
The Russian occupiers launched a rocket attack on Nikolaev on the night of July 12th. At about 4 am, an air raid siren sounded, and a few minutes later the sounds of explosions were heard in the city.
In Nikolaev, 24 holes were counted from rocket attacks. Some of these rockets hit both private houses and high-rise buildings. Two hospitals in the city were also damaged. This school.
13 units of public transport were also destroyed.
According to Alexander Senkevich, the invaders fired from both S-300 anti-aircraft missile systems and Tornado- C”.
Fortunately, no one was killed as a result of the missile attack. Most of the wounded received minor injuries. And only the hospital guard has a severe leg injury.
