Explosions heard in Kyiv five times overnight
Public broadcaster reports a fifth wave of explosions in Kyiv overnight; air raid alert is in effect in the capital and several Ukrainian regions.
Public broadcaster reports a fifth wave of explosions in Kyiv overnight; air raid alert is in effect in the capital and several Ukrainian regions.
Olga Volkova, head of the Donetsk public organization Delfiny, has spent about 30 years helping children with disabilities and military personnel; more than two thousand people have passed through the organization, and three have risen from wheelchairs.
Explosions were heard in two cities in western Ukraine; an air raid alert is in effect in Volyn and Rivne regions, according to Channel 24. The Russian army is striking decision-making centers and Ukrainian Armed Forces facilities.
The TV channel 24th Channel reported explosions in Lutsk; since midnight there have been reports of sounds of detonation from Khmelnytskyi. The Russian army is striking decision-making centers, enterprises and warehouses of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
Saudi Arabia's General Authority of Civil Aviation says 12 people were killed and 309 injured in Saturday's attack on Riyadh's international airport; the WSJ reports missiles hit terminals 3 and 4 and the airport is closed.
DTEK reported an emergency power outage in Kyiv; the Rada committees were left without power, metro and surface transport were disrupted, and taxi prices rose.
A Kamchatka Aviation Enterprise helicopter was damaged in a hard landing near the Zhupanova River; the three crew members were not injured, according to preliminary information, and a Rosaviatsiya helicopter was sent to the site.
Obshchestvennoye TV channel reported an explosion in Sumy; according to Ukraine's Ministry of Digital Transformation online map, an air raid alert was declared in part of Sumy region.
A fire at a firecracker manufacturing plant in the Yaroslavl region killed five people and injured one, the Emergencies Ministry said.
Governor Veniamin Kondratyev said a drone attack on Seversky district in Kuban killed people, left one person hospitalized in serious condition, damaged a residential building and started fires at two enterprises.
Four people died and at least nine were injured in a fire at the Solnechny shopping center in Sterlitamak; the preliminary cause was a short circuit, and three of the dead were sisters.
Local media report explosions in Kyiv, Rivne and Odesa; Russia's army says it strikes decision-making centers and Ukrainian military facilities.
The "Obshchestvennoye" TV channel reports two series of explosions in Dnipropetrovsk; detonation sounds were also heard in Kryvyi Rih. An air raid alert is in effect in Dnipropetrovsk region, according to the online map of Ukraine's Ministry of Digital Transformation.
A drone attacked an Ozon logistics center in Saratov, causing a fire; employees were evacuated and no injuries are reported, the company says.
Ukrainian TV channel Hromadske reports a series of explosions in Kyiv and Odesa. Air raid alerts were declared earlier in Kyiv and other regions.
An avalanche in the Bezengi Gorge of Kabardino-Balkaria hit a group of climbers. Preliminary reports say two are dead, three injured, and ten remain under the snow.
Vladimir Zelensky reported an explosion in the main SBU building in Kyiv, near the office of acting SBU head Alexander Poklad.
A bus traveling from Georgia to Moscow collided with a KamAZ truck in the Stavropol region, killing five and injuring 24, including five children.
Powerful explosions occurred near Kyiv, causing a large fire and leaving part of the left bank without electricity.
According to Nepal's Ministry of Home Affairs, the death toll from the devastating flood has reached 469, with 977 people still missing, including 517 foreigners, among them Russian citizens.
More than 570 people are missing after flooding in Nepal, including over 400 foreigners, according to Reuters.
Governor Igor Artamonov reported that a man and a 14-year-old teenager died in a fire that broke out after a drone attack.
The number of deaths from a fire at the Amur Gas Chemical Complex has increased to three, with 24 people hospitalized.
A fire at the Amur Gas Chemical Complex killed one person and injured 123 others. The blaze has been contained, with no threat to nearby residents.
DPR head Denis Pushilin said Ukrainian forces used a drone to attack a minibus traveling from Sukhum to Donetsk, killing a teenager and the driver.