Kharkiv

On June 27, Russian rockets and drones attacked Kharkiv and Chuhuiv, damaging a private enterprise, residential buildings, and infrastructure. In Chuhuiv, two men were injured at a civilian enterprise where a large-scale fire broke out.

In Kharkiv, two "hits" of enemy drones were recorded with an interval of an hour and a half. The first "hit" of a "molniya" type drone in the Industrial district damaged two passenger cars.

Seven employees of the Kharkiv pre-trial detention center, including the former head, are suspected of involvement in the death of an inmate. The victim was beaten by other prisoners, which led to his death.

Ukrainian aircraft manufacturers in Kharkiv called on the authorities to preserve tax benefits for the strategic industry. The head of the VRU finance committee, Danylo Hetmantsev, proposed to study the Defense City bill.

Ukraine has returned home a group of Defenders under the age of 25, defenders with injuries and health problems. The vast majority of those released were held in captivity for more than three years, including those captured during the defense of Mariupol.

Kharkiv is home to 1. 3 million residents, including 206,000 internally displaced persons from the occupied territories. Mayor Ihor Terekhov stated that these people want to live and work in Kharkiv, creating new opportunities for the city.

The SBU and National Police detained a Russian agent who tried to blow up a National Guard soldier in Kyiv by luring him to a "date". The explosives were hidden in a scooter, no one was injured, and the agent faces up to 12 years in prison.

According to the SBU, a 19-year-old Kharkiv resident, recruited by the enemy, handed over a booby-trapped scooter to the Armed Forces of Ukraine under the guise of volunteer aid, which exploded near a cafe. The girl has been detained and faces life imprisonment.

On June 25, the enemy struck Kupiansk, damaging a residential nine-story building with a KAB. Five civilians were injured and are receiving medical assistance.

As a result of a night drone attack on Kharkiv, a 64-year-old man was injured and hospitalized. All seven Shahed-type drones hit a civilian enterprise and an uninhabited residential building in the Kyivskyi district of the city.

On June 25, Kharkiv was again attacked by Russian drones. Mayor Ihor Terekhov and Head of the Kharkiv Regional Military Administration Oleh Syniehubov confirmed the strikes on a civilian enterprise in the Kyivskyi district. Information regarding casualties is being clarified, and residents are urged to remain in shelters.

In Khmelnytskyi, home pension delivery for people with disabilities was stopped without warning. Dmytro Lubinets, the VR Human Rights Commissioner, took personal control of this issue and appealed to "Ukrposhta" to resume delivery.

Kharkiv was subjected to a massive attack by Geran-2 UAVs on the night of June 24, with Nemyshlianskyi and Saltivskyi districts affected. As a result of the strikes, a civilian enterprise and private houses were damaged, and three people sought medical attention.

As a result of the enemy's attack on Kharkiv on June 24, at least one person was injured. Window glazing in the house and a civilian enterprise were damaged; there is also information about a hit on the territory of a private house.

Kharkiv on the night of June 24 was subjected to a massive attack by enemy drones, explosions were recorded. City mayor Ihor Terekhov and head of the Kharkiv OVA Oleh Syniehubov confirmed the strikes, with preliminary "arrivals" recorded in the Nemyshlianskyi district.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that there are 695,000 Russian military personnel on the territory of Ukraine. In the Sumy direction, the enemy advanced 200 meters, but the Armed Forces of Ukraine pushed them back 200-400 meters.

The National Bank of Ukraine issued commemorative coins "Executed Renaissance. Mykola Khvylovy" and "Executed Renaissance. Yulian Shpol" with a face value of 5 hryvnias. These coins honor the memory of artists who became victims of Stalinist repressions, reflecting their names and pseudonyms, and symbolizing unfulfilled dreams and a painful wound in the history of Ukraine.

President Zelenskyy stated that Russia continues targeted terror, hitting Odesa and Kharkiv with over 20 drones. He called for a tangible response that would hit Russia's ability to finance the war.

Journalists have identified significant problems with candidates for the position of head of the BRDO from NABU: hidden Russian citizenship of relatives, links to persons involved in cases, and "leaks" of criminal proceedings materials.

Kharkiv and its suburbs suffered a massive drone attack on the night of June 20. 4 people were injured, including two minors. There were 4 fires, apartment buildings and hangars caught fire.

Russian forces carried out a massive drone attack on Ukraine on the night of June 20. Apartment buildings and cars were damaged in Odesa, and a fire broke out on the coast. Five private homes were damaged in Kharkiv.

Russian troops attacked Ukraine with drones on the night of Friday, June 20. Explosions and fires occurred in Odesa and Sumy, and three people, including two minors, were injured in Kharkiv.

Head of OVA reported three injured as a result of 8 drone strikes on the Shevchenkivskyi district of Kharkiv. Among the injured are girls aged 12 and 17.

Kharkiv was attacked by enemy drones on the evening of June 19, with explosions heard in the Kyiv district. City Mayor Ihor Terekhov and RMA Head Oleh Syniehubov urged residents to remain in safe places.

For 12 days, the fire at a civilian enterprise in the Kyiv district of Kharkiv, which was hit by a Russian strike on June 7, continued to be extinguished. The bodies of six civilians were found during the debris removal.

The competition for the position of the BBR director is ongoing. Among the main candidates are representatives of NABU and prosecutors who have questionable connections, hidden property, and conflicts of interest. Details regarding their biographies and potential problems have been revealed.

Due to the ongoing war, young Ukrainian women are increasingly choosing universities abroad, particularly in Poland. They aim to avoid the stress of air raids and see better career opportunities outside of Ukraine.

Law enforcement officers have detained four individuals who, on the orders of Russian special services, carried out sabotage operations in Zaporizhzhia, Kharkiv, and Ternopil regions. The offenders set fire to military vehicles and railway and energy facilities.

Russians have reduced the use of quad bikes and motorcycles to advance in the Sumy region. The enemy is suffering heavy losses trying to expand the combat zone with small groups.

In Kyiv, fraudsters were detained who, posing as SBU employees, defrauded elderly women of more than UAH 3. 5 million. The attackers convinced pensioners that they were financing the enemy.