On December 26, almost 150 people were waiting for the evening train. It was at that moment that the Russians began shelling Kherson, in particular — the railway station. As a result of the attack, a policeman who helped evacuate people was killed. Interior Minister Igor Klymenko said that two other colleagues and several civilians were wounded.
“The city suffered from attacks of various types of weapons: artillery and “Shakheds”, - says photojournalist Oleg Palchyk.
“The command services worked quickly and hastily, instead of windows they installed OSB plates, which is what the whole Kherson “flaunts” at the moment,” the photographer emphasized.
In addition, after the last enemy drone attack on the night of December 27, light and water disappeared in Kherson.
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“Unfortunately, the locals have long been accustomed to such situations, so in the morning Kherson residents continued to live their lives. The first generators were put into operation in pet stores and coffee shops. This is how Kherson recovers after the devastating attacks,” says Oleg.
Recall that in recent days, the occupiers intensified shelling of Kherson.
Oleg Palchyk— photographer, journalist, junior sergeant of the Public Relations Service of the Troop Forces of the Armed Forces. Since 2006, he has been professionally engaged in documentary, advertising and commercial photography.
Photographer's social networks: Instagram, Facebook.
The material was worked on:
Researcher of the topic and author of the text: Vira Labych
Bild-editor: Vyacheslav Ratynskyi
Literary Editor: Julia Futei
Site Manager: Vladislav Kuhar
Read also: Countdown to the future. Photos of Yevhenii Zavgorodny and Andriy Dubchak from liberated Kherson
Material created with the support of The Foundation for Polish-German Cooperation
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On December 26, almost 150 people were waiting for the evening train. It was at that moment that the Russians began shelling Kherson, in particular — the railway station. As a result of the attack, a policeman who helped evacuate people was killed. Interior Minister Igor Klymenko said that two other colleagues and several civilians were wounded.
“The city suffered from attacks of various types of weapons: artillery and “Shakheds”, - says photojournalist Oleg Palchyk.
“The command services worked quickly and hastily, instead of windows they installed OSB plates, which is what the whole Kherson “flaunts” at the moment,” the photographer emphasized.
In addition, after the last enemy drone attack on the night of December 27, light and water disappeared in Kherson.
“Unfortunately, the locals have long been accustomed to such situations, so in the morning Kherson residents continued to live their lives. The first generators were put into operation in pet stores and coffee shops. This is how Kherson recovers after the devastating attacks,” says Oleg.
Recall that in recent days, the occupiers intensified shelling of Kherson.
Oleg Palchyk— photographer, journalist, junior sergeant of the Public Relations Service of the Troop Forces of the Armed Forces. Since 2006, he has been professionally engaged in documentary, advertising and commercial photography.
Photographer's social networks: Instagram, Facebook.
The material was worked on:
Researcher of the topic and author of the text: Vira Labych
Bild-editor: Vyacheslav Ratynskyi
Literary Editor: Julia Futei
Site Manager: Vladislav Kuhar
Read also: Countdown to the future. Photos of Yevhenii Zavgorodny and Andriy Dubchak from liberated Kherson
Material created with the support of The Foundation for Polish-German Cooperation
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