The situation in Ukraine’s south remains fluid and tense. The occupants have increased shelling, especially of residential neighborhoods, although panic is rising among the invaders as a result of Ukraine’s counteroffensive in the area.

According to source Operational Command South has stated this.

The adversary is clinging to the captured locations, unable to move further and instead relying on air, artillery, and mortar strikes.

On May 30, a pair of Russian Mi-24 helicopters attacked Ukrainian forces in the Mykolaiv region.

At least four civilians were injured as a number of communities in the rear came under artillery and MLRS fire three times. In Mykolaiv and its suburbs, the enemy struck residential areas and industrial facilities, destroying a mill, a meat processing factory, a number of homes, and a water supply system.

The enemy was pushed out of the village of Mykolaivka in the north of Kherson region as a result of a successful Ukrainian military attack in the South Buh area.

This sparked fear among the Russian units in the vicinity, according to OC South.

At the same time, Ukrainian missile and artillery strikes destroyed eight main battle tanks, two howitzers, a Pion self-propelled gun, two Grad MLR systems, five armored combat vehicles, and two military trucks, killing 78 invaders.