Russian missile attack injures 5 in Kharkiv region

Overnight, Russian attacks on Ukraine resulted in injuries and property damage across multiple regions. In the northeastern Kharkiv region, a missile strike in the town of Liubotyn injured three individuals and damaged residential buildings. The local governor reported the incident, highlighting the ongoing threat to civilian areas. Meanwhile, in the Dnipropetrovsk region, the air force successfully intercepted five drones and one missile, although various attacks led to injuries and damage to over a dozen homes, as well as disruptions to power lines and gas pipelines. In Lviv, drone debris fell in an industrial zone, igniting fires that affected four trucks. Fortunately, no injuries were reported, as a team of 32 firefighters managed to extinguish the flames by morning. The situation in Mykolaiv was similarly tense, with the air force downing seven drones, while debris from these attacks also caused a fire that was subsequently put out. The Ukrainian air force reported a significant interception rate, claiming to have shot down 27 out of 44 drones, with additional drones likely neutralized by electronic warfare measures. This highlights the ongoing conflict's intensity and the efforts made by Ukraine to protect its airspace and civilian infrastructure. The series of attacks underscores the persistent danger faced by Ukrainian civilians and the broader implications for regional stability. As the conflict continues, the impact on infrastructure and civilian safety remains a critical concern for local authorities and the international community.