Overview
- Officials reported at least three deaths and more than two dozen injuries in Odesa after overnight strikes damaged apartment blocks, a church, a kindergarten and sparked large fires as rescuers searched rubble.
- Kharkiv’s governor said a combined strike knocked out electricity for roughly 80% of the city and region, with repair crews working under continued air-raid risk.
- President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said a passenger train in Kharkiv region was hit by drones, leaving at least four people dead, four missing and two injured.
- Regional authorities reported additional hits on energy infrastructure, including an oil facility in Lviv region and a Naftogaz site in western Ukraine, while Kyiv logged hundreds of buildings without heat.
- Ukraine’s General Staff confirmed a strike on Russia’s Slavyansk Eco oil refinery in Krasnodar, underscoring reciprocal cross-border attacks on energy assets.