Kropyvnytskyi

The explosions occurred in Kryvyi Rih at 03:27 after the Ukrainian Air Force reported drone attacks on southeastern regions, including Kirovohrad.

On January 31, russians attacked Ukraine's Dnipro region using 13 kamikaze drones and artillery fire. The attack wounded one woman and damaged residential buildings, infrastructure, and industrial facilities.

The defenders in Kirovohrad region worked at night on Shahed drones launched by the enemy, no one was injured and no damage was done.

The Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported the destruction of 14 of the 20 Shahed drones launched by Russian forces over Ukraine on the night of January 31.

A resident of Kyiv handed over the location of Ukrainian military facilities to Russian intelligence and tried to break into a defense plant. Now he faces life in prison for high treason.

Air defense forces practiced destroying drones on the night of January 30 in Kirovohrad region. There were no casualties.

Ukrainian Defense Forces shoot down 15 of the 35 Shahed drones that Russia launched overnight across Ukraine.

According to the Ukrainian Hydrometeorological Center, in February, the average monthly temperature throughout Ukraine is expected to range from 4° Celsius to 2° Celsius, which is 1-1. 5°C above normal in the southern/eastern regions and Crimea and close to normal in the rest of the country.

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.

Ukrainian air defenses shot down a Russian X-59 cruise missile over the Dnipro region on January 28. Later that evening, Russia launched ballistic missiles and attack drones, four of which were intercepted by Ukraine.

Russian troops launch missiles from Crimea toward Kropyvnytskyi.

After the air alert was announced due to the activity of enemy tactical aircraft, audible explosions were reported in Dnipro.

Russian missile attacks targeted Kirovohrad region; air defense intercepted the targets, causing damage to property, but no casualties were reported.

Andriy Raikovych warns of a constant missile threat in Kirovohrad region; explosions are reported in Kropyvnytskyi.

The reports of explosions in Kryvyi Rih were confirmed by the head of the city's Defense Council Oleksandr Vilkul.

Explosions were heard in Kryvyi Rih and Kropyvnytskyi after warning of missile threat.

Crimean bridge closed amid reports of Russian air defense activity.

Ukrainian Air Force warns of missile threat in several regions.

In Kropyvnytskyi, a man who threw a grenade was detained, but no one was injured or materially damaged; criminal proceedings were opened over hooliganism.

According to the head of the Kirovohrad Regional State Administration, Andriy Raikovych, air defense was operating in Kirovohrad region during the night.

A man who detonated a grenade was detained in Kropyvnytskyi; no one was injured, reports Kirovohrad Regional Military Administration.

Explosions occur in Kropyvnytskyi; authorities call for calm as police and emergency services respond. No air raid alert was issued in the city prior to the incident.

Explosions were reported in Kryvyi Rih, Dnipropetrovs'k region, without official confirmation; the Air Force warned of a potential ballistic threat in the region.

Russian troops attacked Kropyvnytskyi district with missiles and drones; air defense systems worked, no casualties or damage were reported. During the incident, Ukrainian defense forces destroyed 18 drones and one missile.

The emergency response centers are working in nine regions of Ukraine to eliminate the consequences of bad weather and snowfall, involving more than 1,000 rescuers and more than 300 units of equipment. We have provided assistance to 2.1 thousand people with about 900 pieces of equipment, and are restoring power supply to 1.8 thousand settlements

The bad weather resulted in snow drifts of up to 1. 5 meters in some places and hampered traffic in Odesa, Mykolaiv and other regions of Ukraine, with some roads closed. Mustafa Nayem, head of the State Agency for Reconstruction, said that strong winds were hampering road clearing, even though crews were working in an intensified mode

Due to severe weather conditions in Mykolaiv region, traffic on several highways, including M-13, H-24, R-75, R-75 and several T-15 highways, has been banned, as reported by the head of the region, Vitaliy Kim.