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Ukraine’s regional recap covers info this morning from Cherkasy, Dnipropetrovsk, Donetsk, Kharkiv, Kherson, Kyiv, Poltava, Odesa, Sumy, Vinnytsia, and Zaporizhzhia.
The General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces issued an operational update for day 1,713 of the Russian-imposed war on Ukraine, stating that 205 combat engagements had taken place in the previous day.
Russia reportedly lost approximately 2,500 personnel, while damage or destruction was caused to one tank, seven armoured combat vehicles, 46 artillery systems, two multiple launch rocket systems, one air defence system, nine ground robotic complexes, 936 unmanned aerial vehicles, 371 automobiles, and two units of special equipment.
According to the General Staff, Russia launched 71 airstrikes and dropped 235 guided aerial bombs, while also using 6,578 kamikaze drones of various types, and carrying out 2,256 artillery shelling on areas, including 26 volleys with multiple launch rocket systems.
During the previous day, Ukrainian defence forces reportedly struck an artillery system used by the Russian forces, as well as a UAV control point.
Ukraine’s Air Force reported that Russia had used 193 attack drones, 75 of which were jet drones, during the overnight attack on the country, noting this morning that 154 drones (58 jet drones) were intercepted, but impacts were recorded at 26 locations, and debris fell at another 9 locations.
Cherkasy
During the past 24 hours, the air defence forces in the region intercepted 40 targets over the skies, according to the Head of the Cherkasy Military Administration, noting that there were no casualties, but a power line was damaged in Uman as a fall of a UAV.
However, because of the consequences of attacks over the weekend, both on the region’s energy infrastructure and the national grid, emergency power outages were reported to be in effect in some districts, while schedules were also in effect for others.
Dnipropetrovsk
Russian focus continued to strike energy infrastructure in the region, leaving almost all consumers in the region without a power supply yesterday, however, Head of the Regional Military Administration Oleksandr Ganzha said people had been reconnected, and only isolated consumers remained without power, which would be restored as soon as it became possible.
A 57-year-old man was admitted to hospital after a Russian strike on the Nikopol district overnight, as the Russian forces attacked almost 30 times with drones and artillery, damaging private homes and infrastructure, reported Head of the Regional Military Administration Mykola Lukashenko.
Two private houses, two farm buildings, a college, and a gas pipeline was damaged during overnight attacks with Grad MLRS and drones, while one house was alo destroyed, Lukashenko added.
Donetsk: One person died in the Sloviansk district due to Russian strikes in the past 24 hours, reported Head of the Regional Military Administration Vadym Filashkin, noting that a resident of Kramatorsk and a resident of Bilenke sought treatment for injuries.
Kharkiv
Twelve people, including a child, were injured following a Russian strike on the village of Vasycheve in the Bezlyudivka community with strike drones, resulting in damage to the roof of a five-story building, while affecting the structures of apartments and the interfloor supports, adding that firefighters rescued two residents who were trapped in an apartment on the upper floors.
A series of guided aerial bombs struck Izium between 3am and 4am, hitting the areas of Pysky, Naftovyk, and the southern outskirts, reported the city administration, noting damage to more than 10 houses and cars, while residents were left without power due to damage caused to the power grid.
During another strike in the morning, a four-story residential building and nearby cars were on fire, according to initial information provided by Head of the Regional Military Administration Oleh Syniehubov, adding that there were also reports of a fire at a post office.
The Izium City Military Administration reported that the morning strikes hit the energy infrastructure again, leaving the entire city without power, while Siniehubov reported that one person had died, and another three had sought medical assistance, following the strikes.
Fires broke out at three other locations, including greenhouses, hay, and a refrigeration unit on the premises of a private enterprise, and local crews accompanied the State Emergency Services to deal with the aftermaths of the strikes.
Intel specialists said that at least 9 strikes were carried out using guided aerial bombs on Sunday, along with 1 strike with a MLRS volley, and a minimum of 25 strikes using Geran/Lancet/Molnya drones.
Kherson
Head of the Regional Military Administration Yaroslav Shanko said that the Russian army had attacked Kerson and Antonivka in the past 24 hours, noting that two people had been injured, while damage was caused to private houses and apartment buildings.
The ceasefire had clearly ended, as Head of the Regional State Administration Olexander Prokudin reported that 2 people were injured following Russian strikes which targeted at least 16 communities.
Kirovohrad
Rescuers extinguished a fire caused by a Russian attack which broke out at one of the transport facilities in the region, and firefighters continued to work despite renewed threats of shelling, eventually putting out the fire, and reporting that there were no casualties or injuries.
Kyiv
Emergency power outages have been in effect for most of the past day in the capital, with the most affected areas on Sunday being the districts of Brovary, Vyshhorod, Bucha, and Borispil, but other districts also reported issues, so stabilisation outages were implemented according to schedules.
Almost all substations in Kyiv and the Kyiv region, as well as the hydroelectric power plants, pumped storage hydroelectric power plants, thermal power plants, and railway infrastructure, are under threats of massive Russian attacks in the next 48 hours.
During the night, power outages, whether short or due to short-term emergencies, did not indicate the emergence of an epidemic threat, reported the Kyiv City Centre for Public Health of the Ministry of Health, stating that there were no registered outbreaks of dysentery, cholera, typhoid fever, or viral hepatitis A in the capital.
Following overnight strikes, emergency power outages were in effect throughout the capital and scheduled power cuts were suspended, while public transport on key services including the high-speed tram line had been suspended, and urgent warnings to stock up on water were issued to residents of Bila Tskerva.
One person was injured as a result of a falling drone in the Obukhiv district of Kyiv, which caused a man to sustain shrapnel wounds to the neck, and he was hospitalised at a local hospital, receiving all the necessary treatment.
One car caught fire in the district, which destroyed a passenger car and a trailer, while also damaging a nearby car too.
Odesa
Four people were injured in overnight attacks on the region, the first to have occurred by Russia for almost two weeks, leaving four people to seek medical assistance, while two residential buildings and a garage were damaged, and the blast wave shattered windows in neighbouring buildings.
Poltava: Residents reported that a cold water supply suspension had been put in place in some streets of the city, reportedly due to an accident with the system, leading to ten streets being affected.
Sumy
A woman was killed in the Hlukhiv community following a Russian drone strike on a car, and five other people were injured in the community, reported Sumy Regional Police, while the regional military administration later added that there was information a sixth person had sought medical attention.
Three people who had been injured during strikes on the Sumy community on Saturday had sought medical attention on Sunday afternoon.
Russia reportedly launched 43 attacks on 15 settlements in the region in the past day, according to Sumy Police.
Emergency power outages had been implemented in the region starting at 7:35am, according to the regional power company.
Photos published by the State Emergency Services on Monday morning showed the aftermath of a Russian strike in the Yampil community, noting that no one had sought medical attention, but damage had been caused to a non-residential building.
Specialists reported that at least 6 strikes were carried out by Russia using guided aerial bombs, and a minimum of 19 strikes were carried out using Geran/Lancet/BM-35 drones.
Vinnytsia
Russian forces targeted the energy infrastructure in the region in the early hours of the morning, reportedly hitting the Ladizhyn Thermal Power Plant at least twice with Geran 4 or 5 drones just before 8am on Monday.
Zaporizhzhia
State Emergency Services extinguished a fire caused by a Russian airstrike on a warehouse in the regional centre, reporting that there was a large fire that broke out which destroyed the area, but firefighters were able to contain the blaze and stop it spreading to a larger area.
Head of the Regional State Administration Ivan Fedorov reported that four people had been injured following 939 Russian attacks on 52 populated areas, including 21 airstrikes, 750 various types of drones, 5 MLRS salvos and 163 artillery strikes, resulting in 43 reports of damage to residential buildings, vehicles, and infrastructure facilities.
According to intel specialists, at least 18 strikes were carried out using guided aerial bombs, 4 strikes using rocket artillery or operational-tactical missiles, and a minimum of 52 strikes using Geran/Lancet/Molnya type drones.
