Yuriy Sobolevskyi, first deputy head of Kherson Oblast Council, announced on Telegram Sunday that Vysokopillia was liberated from Russian control.
"The flag is on a hospital roof in Vysokopillya, Kherson Oblast," Ramani tweeted."Russia is cracked down on any displays of Ukrainian nationalism inside Kherson and reportedly raised a Soviet victory flag in Kherson after its occupation."
Russian forces have sent many villagers fleeing from their homes, as troops took over dozens of towns and villages since the invasion began on February 24. Some of those who fled Russian-occupied territories were desperately seeking safety as they escaped on foot, bikes, and by wheelchair, NPR reported in July.in the Kherson region amid the counter-offensive they reportedly launched on Monday.
"Now is the time to support our armed forces," Sobolevskyi said last week, according to Reuters."Now is not the time to talk about the specific successes of our lads"—as he spoke of Ukraine's efforts in the Kherson, Beryslav and Kakhovka districts. Above, Ukrainian servicemen sit on infantry fighting vehicles in the Donetsk region on Thursday amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Ukraine took back the village of Vysokopillia in Kherson on Sunday and raised its flag over a hospital following reported"successes" in the region that fell to Russia a week after Russian forces invaded the Eastern European country.
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