Rescue teams are searching for survivors under the rubble of a building in Kherson, where 10 floors have collapsed due to an attack by Russia (photos and videos available).

In the night leading to Thursday, February 20, Russians struck a ten-story building in Kherson with a guided aerial bomb. As of the morning, six individuals have been reported injured, including two teenagers. Emergency and rescue operations are ongoing, and a woman, likely the mother of the teenagers, is trapped under the rubble.

According to reports from the head of the Kherson Regional Military Administration, Alexander Prokudin, the Russian bomb destroyed 15 apartments from the first to the tenth floor of one of the entrances. Additionally, windows were shattered in 80 apartments.

"Currently, six people are known to be injured, two of whom were rescued by the State Emergency Service from the 8th and 9th floors of the destroyed building. The injured twins—a boy and a girl aged 14—are in the hospital and their condition is assessed as stable. Also hospitalized is a 47-year-old man who was in the parking attendant's room near the impact site. He suffered shrapnel wounds and a broken leg," the official clarified.

Three other men received medical assistance on-site. They have concussions, and one of the injured has a head injury.

There may still be people trapped under the rubble; debris removal and victim searches are underway. About 120 personnel and 35 pieces of equipment are working at the site, including rescuers, police, doctors, utility workers, volunteers, and city officials.

According to information from "Suspilne Kherson," a woman, likely the mother of the injured teenagers, is being searched for under the debris. Photos from the scene have been published.

As reported by "Telegraph," in addition to the strike on Kherson, Russians also shelled the Kharkiv region with "Kalibr" missiles on the night of February 20. Furthermore, the sound of air defense systems was heard over Kyiv and the region due to a drone attack.