Chernihiv
Over 90 enemy attacks were repelled at the frontline over the last day, and Russian-terrorist forces caused civilian casualties as a result of missile and air strikes.
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In the first 7 months of operation, the Ukrainian emergency service 112 received and processed more than 800 thousand calls.
Russian Lancet strike UAVs track targets using foreign-made cameras, reports Ukraine's National Agency for the Prevention of Corruption.
Law enforcement officers found a cache with grenade launchers, machine guns, assault rifles, ammunition and explosives in an abandoned building in a village in Chernihiv region.
More than 500 Ukrainian children have been killed and more than 1,200 injured as a result of the ongoing Russian invasion.
Due to the collapse of a stone retaining wall, traffic on the H-09 highway in Rakhiv district is partially restricted.
The Air Force warned of an enemy missile aimed at Chernihiv and of enemy tactical aircraft activity.
According to weather forecasters, temperatures are expected to rise by 4-7 degrees across Ukraine by the end of the week, except in the south.
Despite constant shelling, which complicates the restoration, DTEK is working to restore electricity supply in the regions along the contact line.
Russian occupants fired more than thirty times at nine settlements along the border of Sumy region in Ukraine.
France and Ukraine discussed joint projects to restore Ukraine's critical infrastructure and transportation sector, with a focus on repairing railways and improving water supply.
Heavy rains in Ukraine's Zakarpattia region flooded a number of buildings, including a local power substation.
The commander of the "North" JFO emphasizes that Ukrainians should understand that the state border in Sumy, Chernihiv and Bohodukhiv districts of Kharkiv region is a line of combat contact.
Due to the surplus of electricity in Ukraine, electricity was exported to Poland, and exports to Moldova are planned for today, although attacks on energy facilities have caused interruptions in supply.
Over the past day, the enemy fired 97 times from multiple launch rocket systems at the positions of our troops and populated areas.
A Russian major was sentenced to life imprisonment for the shooting and torture of a Ukrainian soldier and civilians in a village in Chernihiv region. He commanded a battalion that occupied the village, found and killed a Ukrainian soldier, and tortured local residents, including a minor.
Hostile shelling damaged equipment at a power substation in Dnipropetrovs'k region, causing localized power outages, but Ukraine has enough electricity, both generated and imported, to meet demand and no blackouts are currently planned. Shelling also caused lesser disruptions in Chernihiv and Donetsk regions.
The Estonian Center for International Development (ESTDEV) and the Estonian Police and Border Guard Board (PPA) have signed a partnership agreement to enhance the management capacity of the Main Directorate of the National Police of Ukraine and regional patrol police units.
On the northern border with Russia, border guards record attempts by enemy sabotage and reconnaissance groups to enter the territory of Ukraine. The most active area for the enemy subversive reconnaissance group is currently Sumy region. But there is also activity of hostile subversive reconnaissance groups in Kharkiv region. Andriy Demchenko, spokesman for the State Border Guard Service, told this on the Frontline program
Electricity consumption in Ukraine increased amid cold snap.
Russian troops shelled the border areas of Chernihiv and Sumy regions, firing a total of 4 times and 13 explosions. A private house in Chernihiv region was damaged; no casualties were reported.
Ukrainian air defense destroyed two Shahed drones in Sumy region amid warnings of Russian UAVs infiltrating other regions. Due to threats, including the launch of a MiG-31K, an air alert was declared across the country.
Since its inception, Ukraine's 112 emergency service has received nearly half a million calls, including more than 5,500 in sign language. The service, which currently covers Kyiv and five other oblasts, aims to expand its operations to the entire country.
Ukraine's defense forces are expanding their positions in Kherson and have repelled numerous enemy attacks in various regions, despite Russia's continued missile and air strikes on both military and civilian targets, resulting in civilian casualties and damage to infrastructure.
Ukrainian troops destroy 18 out of 19 Shahed drones launched by Russian troops from Crimea.
In Khmelnytsky, rescuers saved a man and two children from a house fire that was probably caused by a short circuit in the power grid. The fire was quickly extinguished, and the victims were provided with medical care.
A mother and her two young children were killed in a house fire in Hmyryanka, Chernihiv region.
UNICEF, together with the Ministry of Education of Ukraine and other agencies, has launched an online course to teach children about mine safety. The course aims to promote safe behavior in areas where there is a risk of mines and unexploded ordnance.
183 settlements in Ukraine are partially de-energized due to bad weather; no further outages are planned.