The Russian-appointed head of the Ukrainian city of Mykhailivka in the Russian-controlled part of the Zaporizhia region was killed by a car bomb on Tuesday, an official in the region’s Russian-backed administration said.
In a Telegram post, Vladimir Rogov, a member of the Zaporizhia regional administration, said that the head of Mikhailifka, Ivan Susko, was seriously injured when a bomb planted under his car exploded and died a short time later in hospital.
Mihailifka has 11,000 inhabitants.
It is the latest in a series of assassinations of Russian-appointed officials in occupied parts of Ukraine. In the neighboring region of Kherson, deputy city head Novaya Kakhovka was shot and killed in his home on August 6.
Source: AMPE
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