On the night of June 10, Russia launched 207 strike UAVs of various types against Ukraine. Air defense forces neutralized 181 drones, while 21 drone hits were recorded.
Washington attacked Iranian facilities in response to the destruction of an Apache helicopter. Tehran claimed missile strikes on US bases in Jordan and Kuwait.
Due to alerts, the NMT in the Odesa region lasted 13 hours; children were not provided with access to water or food. Ombudsman Lubinets stated there was a violation of participants' rights and demands a response from the Ministry of Education and Science.
On the night of June 9, air defense shot down 146 out of 166 enemy UAVs and missiles. Hits were recorded at 18 locations; the enemy attack is currently ongoing.
On the night of June 9, Russians attacked Kharkiv with drones, striking two districts of the city. Specialists are determining the consequences of the hits and gathering information about casualties.
NATO fighter jets destroyed a foreign drone in Latvian airspace. General Lejiņš announced the doubling of the country's defense capabilities by the end of the year.
Air defense shot down 124 out of 155 drones during a night attack on Ukraine. Hits were recorded in 17 locations; combat operations against the remaining targets are ongoing.
Tehran launched missiles at Israel in response to an Israeli attack on a residential building in Beirut. This is the first such shelling in the last two months.
As a result of the Russian night attack in Odesa, a person was injured and a fire broke out. Residential buildings, trucks, a gas pipe, and a church building were damaged.
Air defense shot down 215 out of 236 drones of various types launched by Russia. 17 hits were recorded at 13 locations, and debris fell in nine other places.
On the night of June 6, the enemy launched 272 drones of various types across Ukraine. Air defense forces destroyed 249 drones, however, hits were recorded at 11 locations.
Psychologist Olena Shershnova spoke about the impact of war on children and the signs of stress. She advises maintaining a daily routine and speaking honestly about the events in the country.
As a result of a nighttime UAV attack in the Odesa region, critical infrastructure was damaged and a house was destroyed. One resident is reported injured.
The enemy launched 216 drones and 2 missiles at Ukraine overnight. Air defense forces neutralized 198 drones, while the enemy missiles failed to reach their targets.
The Kyiv pre-trial detention center lacks protective structures for 3,000 people. Building new shelters is impossible due to the complete lack of free space on the territory.
An administrative building, a boiler house, and a gas pipeline were damaged in the Brovary and Boryspil districts. A fuel truck driver was hospitalized with injuries as a result of the attack.
Air defense forces shot down or suppressed 264 enemy drones out of 293 launched. An Iskander-M missile strike and 24 drone hits were recorded across 11 different locations.
In the Boryspil district, a fuel truck driver was injured as a result of a Russian attack. The man was hospitalized at a local hospital with a fractured lower leg.
In the Kyiv region, ultralight aircraft are being armed with anti-aircraft drones to destroy Shaheds. The 'Pure Sky' project involves remote control of these drones from the ground.
Air raid alerts were issued in Estonia and Latvia due to the appearance of drones. NATO Baltic Air Policing fighters were scrambled to intercept the targets.
On the night of June 3, the enemy launched 198 drones of various types. Air defense forces shot down and suppressed 189 drones; eight hits were recorded across seven locations.
The inspection revealed deficiencies in 93% of shelters due to systemic problems. Metro stations are in the best condition, while basements of residential buildings are the most poorly equipped.
The President warned of a possible massive Russian strike tonight, according to intelligence data. The number of casualties in Kyiv following the latest attack has risen to 90.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs advises not to leave animals alone and to set up a safe place for them. One should remain calm and not scold pets for atypical behavior.
The Kyiv City Military Administration is considering a ban on tents in the metro due to space shortages during attacks. A petition proposes a 5,000 hryvnia fine for using bulky items.
Ukrainian hospitals are adapting to the realities of war: enemy attacks and blackouts. But behind such adaptation lies colossal work and adherence to safety protocols.
On the night of June 2, more than 41,000 people took cover in the Kyiv metro, marking a record for recent years. Among them were nearly 4,500 children.
Fires following the attacks contaminate the air with toxins that spread for dozens of kilometers. Experts advise closing windows and avoiding walks for children.
The SBU detained a former serviceman who spied on Ukrainian aviation to prepare an attack on Dnipro. The traitor faces life imprisonment.
Due to the night attack in Kyiv, 11 educational institutions in three districts were damaged. Specialists are inspecting the buildings and preparing for restoration work.
