Ukraine's Kherson region sees revised casualty count, Crimea oil depot named

New reports indicate that the number of individuals injured in Ukraine's Kherson region on June 7 has risen to five, contradicting earlier figures of two. The Kherson Regional Prosecutor's Office stated these casualties resulted from Russian artillery, mortar, and drone attacks across the region, with injuries reported in Mykilske and Stepne villages, among others. Separately, a 27-year-old man sustained explosive trauma and shrapnel wounds when a drone struck his car in Kherson's Central District. In Russian-occupied Crimea, explosions on June 7 were linked to a suspected fire at the Semikolodyazianska oil depot near Kerch and another in Feodosia, while Russia's Ministry of Defense claimed drone interceptions. Previously reported incidents in Sumy and Kharkiv regions saw no new casualty updates.

Sources: Suspilne Novyny, Ukrainska Pravda