🟥 RUSSIA STRIKES HOMES AND CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE ACROSS UKRAINE
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has detailed the destruction left by Russia’s latest nationwide missile and drone attack.
Critical infrastructure was struck in the Poltava, Sumy and Kherson regions. In Kharkiv, Russian weapons hit residential buildings. In Kramatorsk, a guided aerial bomb slammed into a high-rise building, where emergency workers rescued four people.
A residential tower was struck in Odesa after the region endured hours of attacks. Three people were injured in Zaporizhzhia, while the latest regional reports indicate three more were wounded after two missiles hit an industrial facility in Kryvyi Rih.
In Chubynske in the Kyiv region, Russian drones set enterprises and warehouses ablaze, sending an enormous column of smoke across the sky. Emergency crews remain at the scene fighting the fires.
Russia launched 258 drones, two Oniks cruise missiles and multiple ballistic missiles during the barrage. Ukrainian defenders intercepted nearly 90% of the drones, one Oniks and seven ballistic missiles—but the weapons that penetrated still reached homes, businesses and infrastructure across the country.
This was not one isolated attack. Russia attempted to stretch Ukraine’s defenses from the northern border to the Black Sea, striking the systems that keep cities functioning and the buildings where Ukrainians live.
Every additional interceptor and air-defense system saves lives. Ukraine’s skies cannot be protected by promises—they must be protected by weapons.