Russian forces continued attacks across several Ukrainian regions over the past 24 hours, killing at least five civilians and injuring more than 60 others, according to regional authorities. The strikes damaged homes, civilian infrastructure, businesses, and agricultural facilities across southern and eastern Ukraine.
The Kherson region suffered the highest number of casualties, with three people killed and 45 injured, including three children, regional governor Oleksandr Prokudin said.
Russian forces targeted dozens of settlements with drones and artillery, including Kherson city, Antonivka, Beryslav, Bilozerka, Stanislav, Darivka, Kizomys, and several other communities.
The attacks damaged 19 private homes, an administrative building, a mobile communications tower, a gas pipeline, outbuildings, a bus, and private vehicles.
Russian drone attacks struck several districts of the Kharkiv region overnight, injuring four people and causing multiple fires. In Kharkiv's Slobidskyi district, drones ignited a residential building, an outbuilding, and several vehicles. Four civilians were injured.
Russian drones also struck farming enterprises in the Bohodukhiv and Kharkiv districts. In the village of Dovzhyk, Zolochiv community, a fire engulfed a livestock farm, killing 10 calves and injuring another 10 animals. Further attacks overnight hit the Izium and Kharkiv districts, while another morning drone strike set fire to a garage at an agricultural enterprise in the village of Ploske, Kupiansk district.
In the Donetsk region, one civilian was killed in Mykolaivka and 10 others were injured in Russian attacks, according to regional governor Vadym Filashkin.
Four people were wounded in Kramatorsk, four in Novodonetske, and two in Druzhkivka. Regional police reported 1,243 Russian strikes along the frontline and against populated areas during the day. The attacks damaged 47 civilian facilities, including 26 residential buildings.
Kramatorsk came under 10 attacks, most of them involving drones. The strikes damaged apartment buildings, a private house, infrastructure, civilian vehicles, and a large Ukrainian flag installation.
In the Mykolaiv region, one person was killed and four others were injured in Russian attacks.
A 66-year-old truck driver was killed in a Shahed drone strike on an agricultural enterprise in Nova Odesa. Three men aged 25, 42, and 50 were hospitalized with injuries and were reported to be in moderate condition. The attack also damaged warehouses, a truck, and sparked a fire.
Russian forces also targeted Mykolaiv with an FPV drone and launched Molniya drones against the Snihurivka community, striking energy and critical infrastructure. Additional drone and rocket attacks targeted the Ochakiv and Kutsurub communities, though no further casualties were reported.
Russian forces launched more than 20 drone attacks across five districts of the Dnipropetrovsk region, injuring two people.
The strikes damaged an administrative building, private homes, vehicles, and a fuel station. Fires broke out in several locations, including a four-story residential building in the Synelnykove district and more than a dozen cars, trucks, and motorcycles in Pavlohrad.
The Zaporizhzhia region came under 903 Russian strikes targeting 48 settlements. Three people were injured in attacks on Zaporizhzhia city and the surrounding district.
The assault included two missile strikes, 16 airstrikes, 652 drones—mostly FPV drones—two MLRS attacks, and 231 artillery strikes. Authorities received 116 reports of damage to residential buildings, vehicles, and civilian infrastructure.
Russian drones struck multiple civilian sites across the Chernihiv region, targeting agricultural enterprises, residential buildings, and fuel stations.
Drone strikes damaged a vegetable storage facility, farm buildings, homes, a tractor, and a warehouse, while a fuel station caught fire in Horodnia. In Chernihiv city, drones also damaged monuments at a local cemetery. Regional authorities said Russian forces used Lancet, Molniya, Gerbera, and Geran drones in the attacks.
