Overview
- Emergency services reported 28 dead, 94 injured and 16 still unaccounted for after two nine‑storey apartment blocks were hit in Ternopil.
- Rescue operations entered a third day with largely manual work; authorities said 638 tons of debris have been cleared and more than 180 responders remain on site.
- Ukraine’s Air Force said Kh-101 cruise missiles fired from Tu-95MS and Tu-160 bombers struck the apartments as part of an overnight attack that used 476 drones and 48 missiles across the country.
- Officials said energy infrastructure in multiple regions was damaged, prompting power restrictions, and new drone strikes injured five people in Odesa overnight.
- Regional defenses responded as Romania scrambled fighters and Poland deployed aircraft and briefly closed Rzeszów and Lublin airports during the barrage.