The Russian occupation forces continue to shell Mykolaiv with ballistic missiles - on March 21, a woman was killed in the city, and on Wednesday, March 27, explosions were heard again.

This was reported by Mykolaiv Mayor Oleksandr Senkevych.

Thus, air raid alerts sounded at 14:27 p.m. Five minutes later, the Head of Mykolaiv wrote that, according to preliminary information, ballistic missiles were flying at the city.

"Mykolaiv residents, preliminary ballistic missiles. We are investigating the consequences. We will provide information! Respond to air raid warnings!!!" the message reads.

A few minutes later, there was an explosion, and a short time after it became known about a new missile flying toward the city. According to preliminary information, both missiles hit the same place.

No details are currently being disclosed, and it is not known whether there are any dead or injured.

At 3:00 p.m., the air raid was canceled.

Half an hour later, local public media reported that the occupiers had probably launched an Iskander-M missile with an explosive warhead. There are civilians with varying degrees of injury. At the same time, there are no military personnel among them, as well as no military facilities nearby.

The Head of the Mykolaiv Regional Military Administration Vitaliy Kim at 15:27 p.m. reported on his Telegram channel about 6 wounded, 1 of whom is in serious condition.

Earlier we wrote that on Tuesday, March 26, Russians struck a residential area in Kharkiv.