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2022-12-12 22:44:30, Kosova & Bota CNA

Another official appointed by Russia in the Kherson region is injured

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Vitaly Bulyuk, the Russian-appointed deputy governor of Ukraine's Kherson region, was injured Monday after his vehicle exploded. The news was announced by the Russian agency Interfax.

5 weeks ago, Kirill Stremousov, another Russian-appointed deputy governor of Kherson, was killed in a car accident as his driver tried to avoid a collision with a truck.

Shortly after the incident, Moscow ordered its troops to withdraw from the western part of Kherson, which was occupied by Russia at the beginning of the attack on Ukraine and annexed by Russia in October.

Moska e cilëson luftën “një operacion special ushtarak”, për të dobësuar ushtrinë ukainase e cila sipas Rusisë, paraqet kërcënim serioz për sigurinë e Ukrainës. Ukraina dhe aleatët e saj e kanë cilësuar luftën që ka nisur prej muajt shkurt një akt agresioni të paprovokuar.

Të hënën, ministri i caktuar nga Rusia, Vadim Ilmiyev tha se zoti Bulyuk ishte në gjendje të qendrueshme.

“Shoferi i automjetit vdiq në vend”, tha ai, sikurse citon agjencia Interfax. Sipas zotit Ilmiyev, automjeti u dogj si pasojë e shpërthimit të një mine të komanduar.

Mbetet e parqartë nëse automjetit i ishte vendosur ndonjë sasi eksplozivi. Një sërë zyrtarësh të emëruar nga Rusia në administratën e këtij rajoni janë vrarë ose plagosur gjatë muajve të fundit.

Qeveria e Kievit ka refuzuar të thotë nëse pas sulmit qëndrojnë mbështetës të Ukrainës.

Anton Gerashchenko, an adviser to Ukraine's interior ministry, said in a post on the Telegram app that Mr Bulyuk's car had exploded near his home in the town of Skadovsky and made no secret of his regret for attacking a "traitor". and "collaborator".

Russia's withdrawal from western Kherson marks the biggest setback Moscow has suffered in the four regions that Moscow, with great ceremony, declared in October would be "forever part of Russia", despite not having full control over any of them. .

The government of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has vowed to expel Russian forces from all occupied territories./ REL