18 March 2022 Mykolaiv military quarters attack

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Mykolaiv military quarters attack
Part of the Russian invasion of Ukraine
Location
Mykolaiv, Mykolaiv Oblast, Ukraine

46°34′59″N31°35′43″E / 46.583000°N 31.595200°E / 46.583000; 31.595200
TargetUkrainian army barracks stationed at Mykolaiv
Date18 March 2022 (2022-03-18)
23:57 – 0:01 (UTC+02:00)
Executed byFlag of the Russian ground forces.svg  Russian Ground Forces
Casualties80 killed (per city morgue)
Ukraine under russian occupation grey.svg
Red pog.svg

On 18 March 2022, amid the battle for the city of Mykolaiv, during the Russian invansion on Ukraine, Russian Army forces launched an attack on Ukrainian military quarters located at the northern suburbs of Mykolaiv. The quarters were inhabited by servicemen from the 137th Independent Marine Batalion  [ uk ] and the 36th Marine Brigade.

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Attack

On 18 March, two Russian Kalibr missiles, fired from either nearby Kherson or Crimea, struck a Ukrainian army barracks of the 36th Separate Marine Brigade (headquartered in Mykolaiv), used to train local soldiers, located in the northern suburbs of Mykolaiv. [1] The attack occurred during the night, while the soldiers were asleep in their bunks. Not enough time was available to sound the alarm, as the missiles were fired from too close, from the vicinity of Kherson. [2]

Casualties

The Belgian newspaper Het Laatste Nieuws reported that the city morgue and the Ukrainian army stated that at least 80 Ukrainian soldiers were killed, and their bodies recovered. [3] However, the BBC reported that out of the 200 soldiers in the barracks, only one man was pulled from out of the rubble 30 hours after the attack. Another 50 were wounded. [2]

Known Victims

  1. Boyko Andrii Mykhailovych [4]
  2. Maksim Aleksandrovych Ivanov [4]
  3. Dmytro Ihorovych Darmoroz [4]
  4. Volodymyr Valentinovych Kryvenko [4]
  5. Shynkaryuk Oleg Petrovych [4]
  6. Mykola Mykolayovych Bolokan [4]
  7. Zadorozhnyi Ivan Volodymyrovych [4]
  8. Evenko Boris Yuriyovych [4]
  9. Perejod Eduard Mykhailovych [4]
  10. Antonenko Evgeny Leonidovych [4]
  11. Vitaly Bargilevich [4]
  12. Ivan Bykov [4]
  13. Yuri Nerubaysky [4]
  14. Nikolai Dudka [4]
  15. Eduard Valentinovych Lavrynenko [5]
  16. Merkuryev Oleksandr Viktorovych [5]
  17. Oleksiy Mykolayovych Levchenko [6]
  18. Pavlo Gonchar [7]
  19. Mykola Volodymyrovych Korniychuk [8]
  20. Artur Anatoliyovych Morgun [9]
  21. Leonid Igorovich Chebotar [9]
  22. Ivan Vasyliovych Lipskyi [10]
  23. Ivanov Valery Serhiyovych [11]
  24. Anton Rotar [12]
  25. Nakonechny Serhiy Anatoliyovych [13]
  26. Serhii Olegovich Shyshkovsky [14]
  27. Evgeny Viktorovych Shpichka [15]
  28. Oleksandr Dyachenko [16]
  29. Korsya Vyacheslav Vasyliovych [17]
  30. Valentin Volodymyrovych Bagnyuk [18]
  31. Mykhailo Volodymyrovych Skuba [19]
  32. Mykhailo Mykolayovych Kravchuk [20]
  33. Oleksandr Viktorovych Sydorchuk [21]
  34. Vitaliy Yuriyovych Volodko [22]
  35. Dmytro Sergeyevich Uvarov [23]
  36. Ihor Oleksandrovych Shapovalov
  37. Anton Kostyantynovich [24]
  38. Oleksiy Lunyov [25]
  39. Evgeny Avramenko [26]
  40. Varzar Oleksandr [26]
  41. Oleksandr Andreyovych Kholyavko [27]
  42. Volodymyr Volodymyrovych Galushko [28]
  43. Viktor Grigoriev [29]
  44. Serhii Mykhailovych Luchko [30]
  45. Dmytro Ihorovych Tsigol [31]
  46. Rotarian Anton [32]
  47. Oganezov Serhiy Serhiyovych [33]
  48. Blazhko Viktor Viktorovych [34]
  49. Oleksandr Evgenovich Goryachko [35]
  50. Maxim Melnyk [36]
  51. Osadchy Teodor Valentinovych [37]
  52. Kravets Vladyslav Vasyliovych [38]
  53. Valery Mykhailovych Samofalov [39]
  54. Pavlo Borysovych Hamyk [40]
  55. Ivan Diskalenko [41]
  56. Dmitry Kiritsa [42]
  57. Andriy Palamarchuk [43]

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