Chernihiv

Ukraine has increased responsibility for violating the rules of maintaining shelters. Failure to provide access to a shelter is punishable by a fine of up to UAH 3,400, and for repeated violations – up to UAH 8,500.

Emergency rescue operations have been completed in Chernihiv after the Russian strike. The bodies of two dead people were recovered from under the rubble, houses and infrastructure were damaged, and three people were injured.

In Chernihiv, rescuers unblocked a body from under the rubble of an industrial enterprise after a night attack by the Russian Federation. There may be more people under the rubble, search operations are ongoing.

As a result of the night attack by the Russian Federation in Chernihiv, houses, enterprises and institutions were damaged. Two guards of an industrial facility remain under the rubble, and a rescue operation is underway.

At night, the Russians launched a combined attack on Chernihiv, damaging residential buildings. Four people are known to have been injured, and one man has been hospitalized. Search and rescue operations are ongoing.

On the night of June 6, the Russians massively attacked Ukraine with drones and missiles. Air defense systems were operating in Lutsk, and Chernihiv reported ballistic shelling and damage to a building.

Head of Chernihiv City Military Administration emphasized the importance of ensuring access to shelters. Letters have been sent to the police regarding cases of denial of access to shelters during alerts.

Russian troops shelled the city of Sumy, killing three people, including children. It is also known about at least 20 wounded, including children.

In Chernihiv, as a result of the night attack, an industrial enterprise, an educational institution, 80 apartments and 7 private houses were damaged. Five people were injured, two of them in serious condition.

As a result of the night attack on Chernihiv, four people were injured, including two women and two men, the latter received serious injuries. A private house burned down, many buildings were damaged.

In Chernihiv, two people were injured as a result of the fall of Shaheds on June 3, one of them is in serious condition. A private house burned down, a five-story building and other buildings were damaged.

Overnight on June 3, a "Shahed" drone hit a private sector in Chernihiv. There are casualties among the population, details are being clarified.

A large tornado was spotted in Chernihiv, which caused concern among local residents. Ecologists warn about a possible increase in such phenomena in Ukraine due to climate change.

As a result of the Russian shelling of Mykolaiv on May 25, rescuers found the body of a dead woman under the rubble. In total, two people died and three were injured as a result of the occupiers' strike.

There are signals in the Russian information field about the preparation of repeated combined strikes on Ukraine. At the same time, the Kremlin is broadcasting messages to Western countries about its alleged "desire for peace."

The occupying forces of the Russian Federation continue offensive actions and storm the positions of the Defense Forces of Ukraine. Since the beginning of the day, a hundred combat clashes have already taken place in different directions of the front.

The Russian attack on Chernihiv region led to damage to an object in the regional center and a large-scale fire on the territory of non-residential premises. The area of the fire exceeded 1000 sq.m.

Four pupils of a kindergarten in the Dnipro district of Kyiv were hospitalized on May 19 with an acute intestinal infection. An epidemiological investigation has been launched to determine the causes of the outbreak.

In Chernihiv, the police are investigating the brutal murder of a hedgehog and her cubs by an unknown woman. A criminal proceeding has been opened under the article on cruel treatment of animals.

The SBU detained four Internet agitators in various regions of Ukraine who justified the crimes of the Russian Federation and called for new shelling. They have been notified of suspicion under several articles of the Criminal Code of Ukraine.

In Ukraine, 500 foster parents are already caring for almost 1,000 children who cannot be with their families. The number of families has increased due to changes in the working conditions of caregivers. The Ministry of Social Policy has named the regions that have become leaders in the creation of foster families.

In Chernihiv, rallies and other mass events were banned from May 9 to May 11, 2025. The relevant order was issued by the Head of the Chernihiv City Military Administration, Dmytro Bryzhynskyi.

Russian DRGs do not stop trying to break through the border in the north. The Armed Forces of Ukraine are recording the presence of the enemy along the border, but there is no large-scale offensive.

In Chernihiv, a trolleybus conductor on route #9 refused a Ukrainian defender free passage, mocking her combat veteran ID. The head of the military administration demands an investigation into the incident.

On April 29, dry and sunny weather will prevail in Ukraine, the air temperature during the day will warm up to +15…+19 °C. Light rain is possible only in the Chernihiv and Sumy regions.

April 27, 2025, marks the beginning of the Commemorative Week – a time to honor the deceased. Traditions, permissions, prohibitions, and safety measures in various regions of Ukraine during the Commemorative Days.

In the Kyiv region, air defense forces are working on targets, enemy UAVs have been recorded. Drones are moving from different directions.

Due to the morning shelling on April 14, train routes No. 963 from Novgorod-Seversky to Semenivka and No. 964 from Semenivka to Tereschenska have been canceled.

Zelensky stated that Ukraine is ready to purchase air defense systems from partners, not just ask for them. He discussed this issue with Trump and emphasized that air defense is a priority for protecting cities.

The Government of Ukraine has allocated UAH 1. 5 billion to support communities and regions that need it most. Half a billion hryvnias will be received by seven regions for utility services in medical institutions.