Kharkiv Oblast
Parts of three regions are de-energized due to Russian attacks, with the most difficult situation in the Sumy region. Bad weather has left more than 100 settlements without electricity.
The occupiers struck residential buildings and a lyceum in Balakliia with a Shahed UAV. Two people were killed and two utility workers were injured in the attack.
The head of the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry called on partners to counter the recruitment of citizens of African countries into the Russian army.
Cold air from the north will arrive in Ukraine, bringing night frosts down to -3 degrees Celsius. In the east, rain with wet snow and strong gusts of wind are expected.
The Ukrainian Defense Forces attacked enemy targets in Sartana, Voznesenivka, and Yevpatoria. An arms depot, a fuel and lubricants train, and a P-18 radar station were destroyed.
The Ukrainian Defense Forces eliminated Kenyan Nyamburu Eric Mwangi near Borova. HUR identified data of almost three thousand Africans in the Russian army.
The President appointed new heads of SBU departments in Kyiv, Kharkiv, and Kherson regions. Artem Borysevych took charge of the capital's department.
Due to enemy shelling, consumers in seven regions are without power, and a worker was injured in Mykolaiv Oblast. There are no schedules, but Ukrainians are asked to save energy.
The Ukrainian Hydrometeorological Center warns of winds of 15–20 m/s and night frosts in the air and on the ground. The bad weather will last until April 25 and threatens fruit trees.
Due to drone strikes on energy facilities, there are power outages in Sumy Oblast and three other regions. Energy workers are carrying out restoration work for consumers.
Defense Forces attacked the Streletsky ship control point and UAV facilities in the Russian Federation. Enemy command posts in Donetsk region and Belgorod region were also hit.
As of April 21, 1251. 9 thousand hectares of grain crops have been sown, which is 21% of the plan. Odesa, Ternopil, and Mykolaiv regions are leading in terms of sowing rates.
The head of the Russian General Staff once again announced a fake about the capture of Luhansk region. The Armed Forces of Ukraine continue to control about 80 square kilometers of the region's territory.
Due to Russian attacks and bad weather, some consumers in six regions were left without electricity. The Ministry of Energy does not plan to introduce restrictions schedules for today.
The President set a deadline for winter preparations by September 1. A number of regions and Kyiv are behind schedule in creating backup energy sources.
Due to enemy attacks on energy facilities, parts of six regions were left without electricity. Energy workers are carrying out repair work, and consumption restrictions are not planned.
The enemy damaged rolling stock, workshops, and power grids in the Kharkiv region. There were no casualties, and railway workers are already carrying out restoration work at the facilities.
Three individuals broke into the TCC building and attacked the security. Police detained two participants in the incident, the third attacker is wanted.
In the border village of Kozacha Lopan, a 50-year-old man was blown up by an unknown device. Law enforcement officers are investigating the circumstances of the tragedy in the Kharkiv district.
Rain is expected in almost all regions of Ukraine, and fog in the center. Forecasters warn of frosts down to 3 degrees in the next few days.
Occupiers struck private houses in Bohodukhiv with a drone, wounding two people. Three homes were damaged, emergency services are working at the scene.
In Kharkiv region, a private air defense group successfully intercepted a high-speed jet Shahed. The project, based on 19 enterprises, is integrated into the Air Force system.
Due to drone attacks, power outages have been recorded in 7 regions. Energy workers are operating in an enhanced mode; no restriction schedules are predicted for today.
Russian troops attacked Lyubotyn with ten Geran-2 type drones. Three employees of the enterprise were injured, buildings and cars were damaged.
The National Police registered 620 cases of aggression against TCC military personnel. Most incidents occurred in Kharkiv Oblast, Kyiv, and Dnipropetrovsk Oblast.
For the past 10 days, the occupiers have been trying to advance 500-1000 meters in the border areas. Settlements have been evacuated, and active hostilities are ongoing.
Due to drone and combined attacks, infrastructure in many regions has been damaged. Energy workers are restoring networks and asking for economical consumption.
Due to shelling and weather conditions, consumers in seven regions are without power. The Ministry of Energy does not plan to introduce electricity rationing schedules for today.
The occupiers struck the dam with six KABs to cause ecocide and flooding. The hydraulic structure is undamaged, and water discharge continues as planned.
Wind of 15-20 m/s is expected in eight regions and in the east. This may cause disruptions in the work of utility services, energy, and transport.