32 dead in Kherson from Russian strikes since Putin's forces withdrew

At least 32 civilians killed in Kherson, 13 wounded in Dnipro, 3 injured in Chasiv Yar; additional casualties suspected under rubble.

In the weeks since Russian forces withdrew from Kherson on November 9, the city has not found peace but a different kind of war — one waged from the air and hidden in the earth. At least 32 civilians have been killed by bombardments since the retreat, while soldiers departing the only major Ukrainian city Moscow had fully occupied left behind more than 5,000 explosive devices, some concealed inside children's toys. Liberation, it turns out, does not arrive all at once; it must be cleared, inch by inch, from a landscape designed to keep killing long after the soldiers have gone.

32 dead in Kherson from Russian strikes since Putin's forces withdrew

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