Mykolaiv

Russia launched rocket attacks on several Ukrainian cities, killing 4 people and wounding dozens, prompting President Zelensky to promise retaliation for each attack.

Video from Ukrainian police body cameras showed the aftermath of the Russian missile attack on Mykolaiv, which injured 6 people and damaged about 20 residential buildings.

Five people were killed and 48 injured in rocket attacks on Kyiv, Mykolaiv and Kharkiv.

Two gas pipelines in Mykolaiv were damaged by Russian shelling on February 7, which resulted in the suspension of gas supply until emergency crews can repair them.

The Ukrainian Air Force warned that an enemy missile that had changed course was headed for Kropyvnytskyi.

Ukraine's Air Force has warned that a cruise missile is likely headed for the city of Pervomaisk, Mykolaiv region.

Shelling disrupted electricity and gas supply in several Ukrainian cities, killing an electrician, the Energy Ministry reports.

Six people were injured in a Russian attack on the Ukrainian city of Mykolaiv on February 7, according to the Interior Ministry.

Fragments of a missile that did not detonate during the Russian attack were found 400 meters from residential buildings in a village in the Stryi district of Lviv region.

Russian air strikes damage 6 houses and wound 1 person in Sumy region.

Three people are killed and 16 injured as a result of a Russian missile strike on Kyiv.

An early morning Russian missile attack caused blackouts in Kyiv and Kharkiv, damaging local power grids, while Ukraine's national grid remained stable and no power shortages were expected.

As a result of a Russian missile strike on Kyiv, 14 people were injured, eight were rescued from a burning high-rise building.

Russian attacks on 6 regions of Ukraine resulted in the death of one person in Mykolaiv, two killed and more than 10 wounded in Kyiv, and two wounded in Kharkiv region.

The fire at the underground gas pipeline and technical building in Mykolaiv was caused by a russian attack using Shahid-136/131 UAVs and air-launched missiles.

A massive Russian air attack on February 7 killed one person and injured dozens in 6 regions of Ukraine, damaging buildings, gas networks and communications.

A man died in Mykolaiv after being injured by Russian shelling, which damaged about 20 residential buildings, as well as gas and water supply networks in the city.

An elderly woman died after Russian troops attacked Zaporizhzhia region nearly 180 times.

The man died in intensive care in Mykolaiv from severe mine-blast and brain injuries sustained during the Russian shelling of the city.

According to the mayor of Mykolaiv, as a result of the Russian attack, residential buildings were damaged, one person was wounded and hospitalized.

Early in the morning, Russia launched a large-scale missile attack on several Ukrainian cities, including Kharkiv and Mykolaiv.

The Air Force of the Ukrainian Armed Forces has warned of numerous groups of Iranian-made Shahed drones moving toward Ukraine from different directions in the south and preparing for an attack.

The general pause that the enemy maintains between massive missile strikes is already quite powerful and may indicate preparations for further attacks.

The Russians tried to launch a missile at Voznesensk district of Mykolaiv region, but it was intercepted by the Defense Forces, and two communities came under enemy fire, with no casualties.

One person died in Odesa region due to a broken power line wire, and two people in Kharkiv region were poisoned by carbon monoxide.

Due to the surplus of electricity in Ukraine, electricity was exported to Poland, and exports to Moldova are planned for today, although attacks on energy facilities have caused interruptions in supply.

Over the past day, Russian troops shelled 12 regions of Ukraine, resulting in civilian casualties.

Air defense forces in Mykolaiv region destroyed one Shahed attack drone on the night of February 3.

Ukrainian Air Force shoots down 9 out of 14 Russian attack drones launched at night in Dnipropetrovs'k, Odesa, Mykolaiv and Zhytomyr regions.

Pro-Russian blogger Yuriy Podolyaka was sentenced in absentia to 15 years in prison for guiding Russian missiles to Mykolaiv through his network of informants and justifying Russian aggression on social media.