At night over Mykolaiv region, the Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine destroyed 18 attack drones, although the attack caused a fire at an infrastructure facility in the city and injured one person.
The air defense forces destroyed all attack drones targeting Kyiv on the outskirts of the city, with no casualties or damage reported in the capital.
The Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported the detection of groups of Iranian-made Shahed drones moving in the northern and southern directions of the country.
The Ukrainian Air Force has reported changes in the movement of groups of Iranian-made Shahed drones in different regions of the country: some of them are heading northwest of Vinnytsia, west along the border between Mykolaiv and Kirovohrad, and from Kirovohrad to Cherkasy.
The Ukrainian Air Force reports that groups of Iranian-made Shahed drones are heading to the city of Cherkasy.
Ukraine's Air Force reported that a group of Russian drones changed course and headed toward Kirovohrad region after maneuvering over other regions.
The Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported detecting hostile aviation activity in the Sea of Azov: Russia launched Shahed attack drones from Crimea. The threat of using attack drones in Kherson, Mykolaiv and Dnipro regions of Ukraine.
Three waves of Russian drone attacks on Odesa and the Danube region on February 10 resulted in three people being injured and port infrastructure damaged, although air defense systems shot down all nine drones in the first two waves.
The Ukrainian military shot down 23 Russian attack drones launched from Crimea and Russia on the night of February 10.
The training of Ukrainian pilots on the F-16 is going according to plan, and the Ukrainian pilots are impressed with the capabilities of the aircraft, which have exceeded their expectations.
Explosions were heard in Izmail, Odesa region, and an air raid alert was issued as Russian drones moved west over the Black Sea.
An explosion was heard in Odesa after the air force spotted enemy drones moving from the Black Sea.
The Air Force reported that it had spotted several enemy drones moving from the Black Sea to Odesa, Mykolaiv, and Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi regions of Ukraine.
On February 9, Ukrainian air defense forces shot down two Russian reconnaissance drones, a Zala and a Superkam, in Kherson region.
A Ukrainian pilot said that the Swedish Saab Gripen fighter jet could significantly strengthen the Ukrainian Air Force due to its ability to perform both enemy air defense suppression and precision strikes.
The mayor of Mykolaiv said the explosions were heard in the city but did not pose a threat and urged residents to stay in safe places as the air raid alert continues.
A missile threat is announced in Ukraine after the takeoff of a Russian MiG-31K aircraft. An air alert has been declared in all regions.
Ukraine's Air Force warned that Russian Tu-95 bombers were maneuvering near missile launch lines.
At night, Russian troops shelled several settlements in Sumy region, launching 10 mortar shells at the community.
The Ukrainian military has destroyed 10 of the 16 Shahid drones launched by Russia overnight, according to the Ukrainian Air Force.
Ukrainian air defense shoots down a Russian missile over the Kryvyi Rih district of Dnipropetrovs'k region.
The Air Force warned of an enemy missile aimed at Chernihiv and of enemy tactical aircraft activity.
Kyiv renamed Povitroflotskyi Avenue to Air Force Avenue.
Air Force spokesman Yuriy Ihnat explained that, based on past statistics of Russian missile attacks on Ukraine, it is difficult to predict the time of the next strike due to the different intervals between attacks.
Ukrainian air defense forces destroyed three enemy Shahed attack drones that attacked Mykolaiv region at night, causing a fire at an industrial facility in Mykolaiv.
Ukrainian air defense destroyed 11 of 17 Iranian Shahed drones launched from Crimea on the night of February 8.
The explosions occurred in Mykolaiv after the Ukrainian military reported that unmanned aerial vehicles from the Black Sea entered the region on a northern course.
Experts are examining the missile debris to determine the types of missiles used by Russia in its attacks on Ukraine.
The Ukrainian Air Force spotted an enemy missile heading toward Poltava region.
The Ukrainian Air Force warned that an enemy missile that had changed course was headed for Kropyvnytskyi.