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The tag "Mykolaiv Region Shelling" covers news, reports, and other materials related to the shelling of the Mykolaiv region by Russia. It includes informational content about the consequences of Russian attacks, such as infrastructure damage, affected individuals, security measures, and actions by local authorities to restore the area post-attack. The tag also highlights the international community's response to Russian aggression, support for local residents, and rescue operations. This section is updated regularly to provide readers with current information about the regional situation.

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8:37, 17 March, 2024

The Russians shelled two communities in Mykolaiv Oblast, destroyed Shahed over the region
8:00, 9 March, 2024

The enemy shelled Mykolaiv Oblast with artillery four times: private houses were damaged
9:00, 7 March, 2024

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«Delivered letters and pensions under fire»: the story of a postwoman from Kotliareve, Mykolaiv Oblast
8:13, 3 March, 2024

The Russians attacked Mykolaiv Oblast five times a day
8:00, 26 December, 2023

«The communities have already felt it themselves,» the command informed about the activation of Russian drones in front of the Kinburn Spit

Sienkevych to check if Mykolaiv budget can cover extra lighting after 11 p.m.

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Mykolaiv Region Shelling

Sienkevych to check if Mykolaiv budget can cover extra lighting after 11 p.m.

Mykolaiv will not be able to complete installation of new boiler houses for ₴1.1bn before the heating season

Negative balance: more than 6,000 individual entrepreneurs have closed in Mykolaiv region since the beginning of the year

Funds Ran Out: How the Reconstruction of a School in Mykolaiv Stalled Halfway

The government announced that it had increased additional payments to teachers from Mykolaiv region to ₴4 thousand

It was not necessary: Mykolaiv to donate ₴4 million worth of equipment to Chornomorsk

Almost completely burned out’: Over 500 fires have occurred on the Kinburn Spit since the beginning of the year