Kropyvnytskyi
In Kropyvnytskyi, a man threw grenades at police officers and opened fire with an assault rifle. He was detained; according to preliminary reports, no one was injured.
A special operation to apprehend a man who threw grenades at police officers and opened fire with an assault rifle is underway in central Kropyvnytskyi. Residents have been urged to avoid the area and not to publish information about law enforcement officers.
In Kropyvnytskyi, a man threw grenades toward police officers and opened fire with an automatic weapon. A "Thunder" operation was announced to apprehend him.
Witnesses in Kropyvnytskyi reported gunfire, explosions, and a man with an assault rifle. Police blocked off the street; there is no official information yet.
Due to strikes on energy infrastructure, regions of Ukraine and Kyiv were left without electricity. Dozens of trains are delayed, some by more than 12 hours.
The Zaporizhzhia–Przemyśl and Dnipro–Uzhhorod services are experiencing the longest delays—up to 11 hours. Ukrzaliznytsia warns that the timing is subject to change.
Four people were injured as a result of the strike on the center of Kropyvnytskyi. Buildings, a kindergarten, and cars were damaged.
The local unemployed man adjusted Russian strikes on infrastructure and filmed facilities for his handler. He was notified of suspicion of high treason.
Rain, thunderstorms and wind are expected in western Ukraine, while the south and east will remain dry and sunny. Up to +28° in Kyiv.
Train delays in Ukraine are gradually decreasing, and waiting rooms have been opened free of charge. World Central Kitchen supported nearly 30 trains.
During seven camp sessions in the Carpathians, 338 children from 20 settlements across Ukraine enjoyed a holiday. The program combined sports, mountains, and psychological support.
On the morning of June 25, elevated concentrations of formaldehyde, dust, and sulfur dioxide were recorded in Kropyvnytskyi. Rescuers are putting out smoldering material at the settling ponds, covering an area of 0.5 hectares.
In Kropyvnytskyi, levels of dust, formaldehyde and sulfur dioxide exceeding the permissible limits were recorded after a fire at the company's settling ponds. The head of the Regional Military Administration urged residents to close their windows and limit time spent outdoors.
On August 15, Russian forces struck Kryvyi Rih and Kropyvnytskyi. A man was injured in Kryvyi Rih, and part of the city is without electricity.
At night, Russian forces attacked the Kirovohrad region, targeting an infrastructure facility in Kropyvnytskyi district, where a fire broke out. A private house and dry grass also caught fire; there were no casualties.
The Pechersk District Court of Kyiv canceled the nighttime arrest of Roman Chervinsky, replacing it with a personal obligation. Lawyer Globa stated the application of directly effective provisions of the Constitution.
Two servicemen of the medical company of the "Skelya" regiment have been taken into custody without bail on suspicion of torturing their comrades. The victims sustained traumatic brain injuries and fractures.
A scheme for selling disability statuses for $2,000–$3,500 was exposed in Kropyvnytskyi. Cash totaling approximately 7 million hryvnias was seized from the suspects.
Law enforcement officers detained a soldier who beat a fellow serviceman in front of the formation in Dnipro, filmed it on video, and later deserted. He faces up to 12 years in prison for torture and desertion.
The driver refused to provide documents and drove the serviceman on the hood for several blocks. The victim sustained injuries, and the perpetrator faces up to 5 years in prison.
Six people for years appropriated the housing of lonely citizens through document forgery. The perpetrators sold the real estate to unsuspecting buyers.
In Dnipro, three men in balaclavas beat a judge and tried to drag her into a car. The police conducted 38 searches and detained the suspected attackers.
In Kropyvnytskyi, the SBI detained accomplices who promised fictitious diagnoses to avoid mobilization. The defendants face up to eight years in prison.
All natural preconditions for spring floods have formed in Ukraine, with river levels rising by 2. 5 meters. Flooding is possible across the country, particularly in Kharkiv, Cherkasy, Odesa regions, and Kyiv.
This spring, Ukraine is expected to see a rise in water levels due to heavy snowfall, which could lead to flooding in some regions. Experts predict a water level increase of 0.2-0.7 meters, as well as possible flooding of residential buildings on the Southern Bug and in Kropyvnytskyi. For Kyiv, the threat of flooding also exists, especially for low-lying areas on the left bank.
Due to the thaw on February 24-26, water levels are expected to rise by 0. 2–0.7 m in four regions of Ukraine. In Kropyvnytskyi, partial flooding of residential buildings on streets near the riverbed is possible.
In Kropyvnytskyi, a rescue operation is underway at an animal shelter, where dogs are being evacuated due to flooding. Rescuers and volunteers have saved 35 animals and moved 2 tons of feed.
In Kropyvnytskyi, the "Bim" animal shelter was flooded due to a river overflow, and rescuers and volunteers evacuated hundreds of animals. Among those rescued were dogs, puppies, and cats, which were transferred to temporary foster care.
President Zelenskyy called Kyiv the most difficult city after massive Russian strikes, where over 1,400 high-rise buildings remain without heating. He also reported on efforts to increase electricity imports and the need to strengthen the protection of nuclear facilities.
Due to bad weather in Odesa region, the M-13 highway from Agafiivka to Platonove has been temporarily closed since 6:30 PM on February 6, 2026. Drivers are urged not to travel and to be careful on the roads.