It has been the 1519 th day of the Ukrainian resistance to the russian military aggression.
What happened in Ukraine today:
Here is operational information of the General Staff as of 4 pm:
On 22 April, the aggressor attacked the positions of the Defense Forces 49 times.
Artillery shelling of border areas continues. In Sumy oblast, the settlements of Ryzhivka, Bachivsk, Holyshivske, Korenyok, Budky, and Malushyne were affected. Chernatske and Vilna Sloboda came under enemy airstrikes.
Towards Northern Sloboda and Kursk: The enemy carried out 68 attacks on settlements and troop positions, four of which involved multiple launch rocket systems (MLRS). Additionally, two airstrikes were launched using six guided bombs (KABs).
Towards Southern Sloboda, Sloviansk, and Kherson: Since the beginning of the day, the enemy has conducted no active operations.
Towards Kupiansk: The enemy attacked Defense Forces positions twice near Petropavlivka and Kivsharivka. One combat engagement is currently ongoing.
Towards Lyman: One enemy assault occurred toward Drobysheve.
Towards Kramatorsk: Ukrainian defenders successfully repelled an enemy attack in the vicinity of Nykyforivka.
Towards Kostiantynivka: Invaders carried out nine attacks near Kostiantynivka, Pleshchiivka, Oleksandro-Shultyne, Ivanopillia, and Illinivka.
Towards Pokrovsk: Occupiers tried 20 times to dislodge our troops from their positions in the vicinity of Sofiivka, Novopavlivka, Toretske, Rodynske, Myrnohrad, Hryshyne, Kotlyne, Udachne, and toward Kucheriv Yar. Three combat engagements are still in progress.
Towards Oleksandrivka: The enemy launched one offensive near Oleksandrohrad.
Towards Huliaipole: Defense Forces successfully repelled 10 enemy attacks in the vicinity of Dobropillia, Hirke, Zaliznychne, Zelene, Staroukrainka, and Tsvitkove. The enemy launched airstrikes near Verkhnia Tersa, Kopani, Huliaipole, Staroukrainka, Tymoshivka, Tsvitkove, and Dolynka.
Towards Orikhiv: The enemy launched an offensive toward Novoandriivka. Additionally, airstrikes were carried out against Komyshuvakha, Novorozivka, Yasna Poliana, and Yurkivka.
In other directions, there are currently no significant changes in the situation. No enemy attempts to advance have been recorded. Ukrainian troops continue to exhaust the enemy along the entire line of contact and in the rear.
Recent war events in the east of Ukraine
Kharkiv oblast
There were 231 combat engagements in the oblast.
Towards Southern Sloboda: The enemy attacked Ukrainian positions five times in the vicinity of Prylypka, Bochkove, Okhrimivka, and Starytsia.
Towards Kupiansk: There were five attacks near Novoosynove, Kurylivka, Petropavlivka, and Hlushkivka.
On 22 April, russian forces launched a series of strikes against settlements in Kharkiv oblast:
- In Zolochiv and Velyka Rohozianka, Molniia type UAVs damaged private houses, outbuildings, and warehouse premises of an agricultural enterprise; no casualties were reported initially.
- At approximately 11:30, a 25-year-old man was wounded in Zolochiv.
- In Velykyi Burluk, a strike ignited a fire covering an area of 100 square meters.
- In Chuhuiv, a drone strike caused a fire in warehouse facilities.
On the morning of 22 April, a Russian UAV struck a car near Cherkaski Tyshky: a 56-year-old man was killed, and a 69-year-old man was injured. In total, over the past 24 hours, one person was killed and 20 others were injured in the oblast.
Kharkiv and 22 settlements in the oblast came under fire. The enemy deployed 2 KAB guided bombs, 4 Geran-2 UAVs, 30 Molniia UAVs, 3 FPV drones, and 58 unidentified drones. According to the Head of the Regional Military Administration, approximately 80 drones were launched across the region in total, 50 of which targeted Bohodukhiv and its surrounding hromadas.
A significant amount of civilian infrastructure was damaged:
- Kharkiv: An administrative building and a garage.
- Bohodukhiv region: Dozens of private houses, administrative buildings, shops, a gas station, enterprises, community centers (houses of culture), transport, and power grids.
- Kupiansk, Izium, and Kharkiv regions: Residential housing, administrative buildings, vehicles, and outbuildings.
The transit evacuation point in Lozova received 221 people over the past 24 hours, bringing the total to 29,630 individuals since the start of operations.
Kharkiv has leased 16 trolleybuses from Kramatorsk, which were successfully evacuated just before a Russian strike on the local depot. The shelling significantly damaged infrastructure and equipment, so the transport was effectively rescued. The trolleybuses are scheduled to be put into service in May; the lease will cost 468,000 UAH per month. Meanwhile, the city is experiencing a shortage of drivers, which limits the expansion of routes.
Donetsk oblast
Towards Kostiantynivka, russian forces carried out 29 assaults near Pleshchiivka, Yablunivka, and Ivanopillia, as well as toward Kostiantynivka, Illinivka, Sofiivka, Novopavlivka, Kucheriv Yar, and Stepanivka. Towards Pokrovsk, the Defense Forces repelled 51 attacks, and 10 attacks were stopped towards Lyman.
The Defense Forces struck several russian military targets in occupied Donetsk oblast: a command and observation post near Zatyshne and a concentration of occupation personnel near Hrafske.
Overnight, Russia attacked Sloviansk and Bilenke, damaging residential buildings; no casualties have been reported so far. In total, six settlements in Donetsk oblast were under fire during the day.
On 21 April, 1,048 enemy strikes were recorded, damaging 44 civilian objects, including 28 residential buildings.
- Sloviansk: Nine civilians were wounded. The city was struck by FAB-1500 bombs with UMPK kits, MLRS, and FPV drones. Damage includes 20 high-rise buildings, 2 private houses, shops, pharmacies, an educational institution, and other facilities.
- Kramatorsk: A drone damaged an apartment building.
- Mykolaivka: Four high-rise buildings, an educational institution, and a bus station were damaged.
- Nykonorivka: A private house was damaged.
- Druzhkivka: Three FPV drones damaged a shop and two civilian vehicles.
In occupied Mariupol, 75% of homebuyers are now russian citizens. According to the City Council, the occupiers are using “reconstruction” as a cover to implement a policy of replacing the local population with russian nationals.
Luhansk oblast
Russian Army Commander Valery Gerasimov has claimed the “complete occupation” of Luhansk oblast for the second time (his fourth such statement overall). The Joint Forces Group has officially debunked this claim, noting that it does not correspond to reality.
Towards Lyman, the enemy launched 10 attacks across six settlements. Luhansk oblast was shelled using various weaponry: mortars were used eight times, automatic grenade launchers twice, and tube artillery was also deployed. Fifteen drones were involved in the combat operations.
Despite significant losses, the economy of the Luhansk region partially persists through business relocation: As of 1 January 2026, 4,724 enterprises have been moved. The war has caused massive destruction, including 146 industrial and 41 agricultural sites, and 826 retail facilities. Restoration costs are estimated at $5.3 billion. While many enterprises—which previously provided over 1.2 billion UAH in taxes—have been lost, businesses are adapting; for instance, 147 agricultural firms have changed their profiles of activity.
What is happening now in the north of Ukraine
Kyiv oblast
The 13th cohort of students graduated from the Kyiv Regional Centre for Training the Population in National Resistance. The students learned from professional instructors how to provide first aid, navigate the terrain, act in crisis situations, work as part of a team, recognise mine hazards, perform basic tactical manoeuvres, use communication equipment, handle weapons safely, and understand NATO commands and basic terminology.
As part of the “Light of Safety: Guardians of Knowledge – 2026” project, an intensive training course was held for inspectors of the Kyiv Juvenile Police. The programme, developed in accordance with the standards of the Israel Trauma Coalition, served as a platform for building the resilience of those who protect Ukrainian children on a daily basis. The Ukrainian Women’s Guard (UWG) joined the event and conducted a series of training sessions where police officers mastered the art of media literacy and combating fake news.
According to the Kyiv City State Administration, every day at 9:00 am in Kyiv, announcements regarding the start of the nationwide minute’s silence will be broadcast via the public address system. Currently, over 400 broadcast points are operational. The system is undergoing updates, so the list of locations will be gradually expanded.
A pre-premiere screening of the first Ukrainian tactical action film, *Killhouse*, directed by Lyubomyr Levytskyi, took place in Kyiv. The film is set for general release on 23 April. The film’s plot is based on real events. “Killhouse” is billed as the world’s first feature film shot using FPV drones.
At the ‘Book Country’ festival, which will take place from 23 to 26 April at the VDNG exhibition centre, books will be collected for the military to be sent to the front line. The event organisers reported that the russian publications will be accepted for recycling there, to be converted into donations for the purchase of equipment, drones and transport for the military. In addition, the 20th Separate Brigade of Unmanned Systems ‘K-2’ will be joining the festival. They will demonstrate how ground-based robotic systems work and offer visitors the chance to try out FPV drone flight simulations.
Zhytomyr oblast
Four local communities in Zhytomyr oblast have become partners in the second phase of the Swiss-Ukrainian DECIDE project, which will run from 2026 to 2030. Participation in the DECIDE project involves comprehensive institutional support for communities, aiming to ensure the sustainable development of the education system and the adoption of key reforms in the fields of education and local self-government. The selection committee received 231 applications from eight regions of Ukraine, 27 of which were from local communities in Zhytomyr oblast. The list of selected communities includes the Korostyshiv, Myropil, Berdychiv and Brusyliv communities.
On 21 April 2026, a tour was organised at the Serhii Koroliov National Museum of Cosmonautics in Zhytomyr for the families of veteran defenders, families of missing persons and families of fallen servicemen. Representatives of the families were invited by staff of the ‘Rokada’ Charitable Foundation to view the exhibitions free of charge.
Sumy oblast
Ukrenergo reported that as of the morning of 22 April, the most difficult situation with electricity supply remains in Sumy oblast, where the largest number of consumers are without power due to damage to energy infrastructure. Energy workers are operating in an intensified mode to restore electricity to all subscribers as quickly as possible. Restoration works are ongoing around the clock.
The City Council informed that the number of people injured as a result of the attack on Sumy during the night of 21 April has risen to 39. This includes 14 adults and 25 children. Six children are currently receiving inpatient treatment.
According to the Regional Military Administration, as a result of a russian strike on 22 April, a civilian resident of Velyka Pysarivka community was killed. The 67-year-old man sustained severe injuries after a russian drone struck near a vehicle. He could not be saved.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs reported that in Shostka region, one person was killed following enemy strikes. Residential buildings and non-residential structures sustained significant damage. Rescue teams were working simultaneously at three different locations. Due to the difficult security situation, operations had to be periodically suspended. All fires have been extinguished.
Oleh Hryhorov, Head of Sumy Regional Military Administration, said that during the night of 22 April, russian forces carried out a large-scale drone attack on Shatryshche village in Yampil community. UAVs struck residential houses. A 59-year-old man was killed. Fires broke out at the impact sites. In one of the houses, the body of a deceased civilian was found.
Mayor Kostiantyn Havrylchuk informed that following a strike on the central part of Putyvl on 21 April, a civilian vehicle was damaged. One person was injured.
According to the Association of Sumy Carriers, on 21 April in Sumy, a bus operating on route No. 7 was damaged as a result of a russian attack. The bus was travelling without passengers, and the driver was not injured. The vehicle has since returned to service.
Local authorities reported that in Vorozhba community, UAV attacks using Molniya-type drones on 21 April damaged facilities of an industrial enterprise and a retail outlet.
As a result of russian shelling across the oblast over the past day, as of the morning of 22 April, one person was killed and one injured. According to the Regional Military Administration, a person was killed in Yampil community, while a 17-year-old girl was injured in Putyvl community following a UAV strike.
Over the past day, from the morning of 21 April to the morning of 22 April, russian forces carried out more than 50 attacks on 27 settlements across 19 territorial communities of the oblast. The highest number of attacks was recorded in Sumy, Shostka, and Konotop regions. The enemy used mortars, artillery, FPV drones, UAVs, and guided aerial bombs. Air raid alerts in the oblast lasted for 20 hours and 12 minutes over the day.
Civilian infrastructure facilities were damaged and destroyed:
- in Shostka community, a civilian infrastructure facility, private houses, outbuildings were damaged, and a civilian vehicle was destroyed;
- in Seredyna-Buda community, a private residential house was destroyed, while private houses, outbuildings, and a multi-apartment building were damaged;
- in Hlukhiv community, a private residential house was destroyed, while private houses, outbuildings, and civilian infrastructure facilities were damaged;
- in Esman community, private houses and outbuildings were destroyed;
- in Shalyhyne community, private houses were destroyed;
- in Svesa community, a civilian infrastructure facility was damaged;
- in Khutir-Mykhailivskyi community, a civilian infrastructure facility was damaged;
- in Vorozhba community, a civilian infrastructure facility and a shop building were damaged;
- in Buryn community, a civilian infrastructure facility was damaged;
- in Velyka Pysarivka community, private houses and outbuildings were destroyed, while a private house was damaged;
- in Putyvl community, a civilian passenger vehicle was damaged;
- in Sumy community, an administrative building and a civilian infrastructure facility were damaged;
- in Krolevets community, civilian infrastructure facilities were damaged;
- in Yampil community, private houses and a vehicle were destroyed.
Over the past day, 51 people were evacuated from border areas by local authorities in cooperation with units of the State Emergency Service, the National Police, and volunteer organisations.
Chernihiv oblast
Oleksandr Seliverstov, Head of Novhorod-Siverskyi Regional Military Administration, reported that at around 2:30pm on 22 April, russian forces attacked infrastructure of an agricultural enterprise in Ivanivka village, Semenivka community, by two FPV drones. One drone damaged a combine harvester operating in a field, while the second struck storage facilities of the enterprise.
Pavlo Miroshnychenko, Head of Koriukivka Regional Military Administration, said that during the night of 22 April, the enemy attacked an outbuilding of a recreational complex in the town of Mena by a UAV.
According to Pavlo Miroshnychenko, on 21 April, russian forces struck transport infrastructure in Snovsk, causing a fire. The enterprise has been targeted repeatedly.
On the same day, a russian UAV struck Koriukivka town. Mayor Ratan Akhmedov warned of possible power outages, noting that critical infrastructure would operate on backup power.
Viacheslav Chaus, Head of Chernihiv Regional Military Administration, informed that also on 21 April, a farming enterprise in Avdiivka, Novhorod-Siverskyi region, came under UAV attack. Five Heran UAV strikes were recorded. An angar, equipment, and fertilisers were destroyed. Between explosions, farmers attempted to save machinery. Firefighters extinguished the blaze, although operations took considerable time due to the threat of repeated strikes.
In a border village of Novhorod-Siverskyi region, houses caught fire following an FPV drone strike on 21 April. In Semenivka, dry grass covering nearly three hectares caught fire.
Over the course of 21 April, russian forces attacked three border communities of Chernihiv oblast: Novhorod-Siverskyi, Semenivka, and Snovsk.
According to Chernihiv Border Guard Detachment, the enemy carried out strikes using Shahed-type UAVs, Molniya-type UAVs, FPV drones, and also dropped explosive devices from UAVs. A total of 27 explosions were recorded. Twelve settlements came under enemy fire.
Recent events in the central regions of Ukraine
Dnipropetrovsk oblast
Dnipro region. In the morning, the enemy attacked Dnipro by UAVs. Fires broke out. Private houses and vehicles were damaged.
Nikopol region. The occupiers attacked by FPV drones and shelled by artillery, targeting the regional centre, Marhanets, Myrove, Pokrovske rural, and Chervonohryhorivka communities. A fire broke out. A vehicle, an enterprise, and infrastructure were damaged.
Nikopol region. The occupiers again struck the region by FPV drones and artillery, targeting the regional centre, Marhanets, Myrove, Pokrovske rural, and Chervonohryhorivka communities. A fire broke out. Three private houses, a vehicle, an enterprise, a minibus, and infrastructure were damaged.
Kryvyi Rih region. The occupiers struck Zelenodolsk community by FPV drones. Damage was recorded on the territories of private households.
Synelnykove region. russian forces struck Pokrovske community by guided aerial bombs. A disused building caught fire.
Vinnytsia oblast
The deaths of eleven defenders from Vinnytsia oblast have been confirmed: Artem Kipka, Oleh Samboryk, Andrii Novrotskyi, Oleksandr Katrinesko, Vasyl Bevziuk, Vasyl Zhurzha, Oleksandr Kyryliuk, Kostiantyn Dobrianskyi, Oleksandr Holovatiuk, Mykola Matviichuk, and Roman Zaika.
Kirovohrad oblast
Communities in Kirovohrad oblast paid tribute to fallen servicemen: Ivan Ivanchenko from Bobrynets, Vitalii Lastovchenko from Bratoliubivka village (Hurivka community), Ivan Borshchenko from Lypniazhka (Dobrovelychkivka community, Novoukrainka region), Denys Vedernykov from Oleksandriia community, and Oleksandr Mukhtarov from Novomyrhorod community.
Ivan Ivanchenko had been considered missing in Kursk oblast since 6 January 2025; DNA analysis confirmed the death of the 33-year-old serviceman on 11 April.
Vitalii Lastovchenko was killed on 1 July 2024 while carrying out a combat mission near Yevhenivka village, Pokrovsk region, Donetsk oblast.
Ivan Borshchenko was killed on 13 April near Lyman town, Kramatorsk region, Donetsk oblast, during a combat mission.
Denys Vedernykov was killed on 21 January 2025 while carrying out a combat mission in Pokrovsk region, Donetsk oblast.
Oleksandr Mukhtarov was killed on 25 February 2026 in Dnipropetrovsk oblast while carrying out a combat mission.
At a rehabilitation department in one of the hospitals in Kirovohrad oblast, wounded servicemen, including those with amputations, are being prepared for prosthetics. They are trained to maintain balance on prostheses, use crutches, and overcome obstacles. In addition to physical rehabilitation, specialists help patients restore fine motor skills and provide psychological support. Rehabilitation is free of charge and funded by the state under the medical guarantees programme.
Poltava oblast
Two servicemen from Poltava oblast were killed: soldier Maksym Mamon from Kremenchuk region and sailor Pavlo Bondar from Reshetylivka community.
Maksym Mamon was killed on 17 September 2025 while carrying out a combat mission near the settlement of Sofiivka, Donetsk oblast.
Pavlo Bondar was killed on 15 February 2025 during a combat mission as a result of russian shelling towards Kursk.
Cherkasy oblast
The death of serviceman Volodymyr Trybel from Moshny community has been confirmed. He had been considered missing since December 2024. He was killed on 27 December 2024 while carrying out a combat mission on the front line in Donetsk oblast.
In Bahacheve, residents paid tribute to fallen serviceman Volodymyr Hryhorenko. He was killed on 4 May 2025 near the settlement of Oleksandropil, Kramatorsk region, Donetsk oblast. Until recently, he had been considered missing. His body was returned to Ukraine during repatriation, and a DNA match was recently confirmed to his family.
Latest news from the front of the southern regions of Ukraine
Zaporizhzhia oblast
The aftermath of the russian attack on 21 April is being dealt with in Novomykolaivka, Zaporizhzhia oblast. As a result of the shelling, the local house of culture, a dormitory for internally displaced persons, and the building of the village council were destroyed, while a grocery store and private houses were also damaged. The dormitory for displaced persons suffered significant destruction. According to the head of the utility enterprise, Roman Tsybenko, eight people were inside during the shelling; three of them sustained injuries of varying severity, while the others were evacuated. Utility workers and residents are currently clearing the rubble and recovering from the shock.
Zaporizhzhia Regional Military Administration reported that yesterday, 21 April, the occupiers carried out 511 strikes on 35 settlements in Zaporizhzhia oblast. russian forces conducted 24 airstrikes on Novomykolaivka, Zarichne, Yurkivka, Lisne, Orikhiv, Vozdvyzhivka, Kopani, Charivne, Verkhnia Tersa, Huliaipilske, Sviatopetrivka, and Dolynka. 288 UAVs of various modifications (mostly FPV) attacked Zaporizhzhia, Vilniansk, Novooleksandrivka, Stepnohirsk, Stepove, Prymorske, Huliaipole, Zaliznychne, Shcherbaky, Novodanylivka, Novoandriivka, Mala Tokmachka, Charivne, Varvarivka, Dobropillia, Huliaipilske, Staroukrainka, Hirke, Zelene, Pryluky, and Bilohiria. Three MLRS strikes targeted Bilenke, Zaliznychne, and Shcherbaky. 196 artillery strikes hit Stepnohirsk, Stepove, Pavlivka, Prymorske, Lukianivske, Huliaipole, Zaliznychne, Shcherbaky, Novodanylivka, Novoandriivka, Mala Tokmachka, Charivne, Varvarivka, Dobropillia, Staroukrainka, Huliaipilske, Hirke, Pryluky, Olenokostiantynivka, and Bilohiria. 124 reports were received about damage to housing, vehicles, and infrastructure facilities. One person was killed and eight others were injured as a result of enemy attacks on the regional center and the Zaporizhzhia region.
The General Staff reported that as of 16:00 on 22 April, the Defense Forces successfully repelled ten enemy attacks in the areas of Dobropillia, Hirke, Zaliznychne, Zelene, Staroukrainka, and Tsvitkove towards Huliaipole. The enemy advanced near Novoandriivka towards Orikhiv.
Mykolaiv oblast
Mykolaiv Regional Military Administration reported that yesterday, 21 April, five Shahed 131/136-type strike UAVs and various types of decoy drones were shot down or suppressed over Mykolaiv oblast.
Yesterday, the enemy also attacked Ochakiv community four times with FPV drones. There were no casualties.
Odesa oblast
Odesa Regional Military Administration reported that during the night of 22 April, the enemy once again launched a massive attack on Odesa oblast using strike drones. Port infrastructure was targeted. The press service of the Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority noted that production and warehouse facilities were damaged. A cargo ship’s hold was hit, causing a fire.
Kherson oblast
Kherson Regional Military Administration reported that on 22 April at noon, russian forces attacked Korabelnyi district of Kherson with a UAV. Three people were injured.
At approximately 08:20, russian forces struck Dniprovskyi district of Kherson with a drone. A 61-year-old man sustained blast injuries, a concussion, and an acute stress reaction.
At around 04:00, russian forces once again struck Korabelnyi district of Kherson. A 63-year-old man sustained blast injuries, a concussion, and burns to his hands while in his home.
Today, 22 April, three residents of the region sought medical assistance after being injured in previous russian attacks. A resident of Bilozerka, who came under shelling the previous day, sustained blast injuries and shrapnel wounds to her arm. A resident of Komyshany, who was injured during shelling on 19 April, was diagnosed with blast injuries and a concussion. A resident of Pryozerne, whose home was attacked by a drone on 13 April, sustained blast injuries and a concussion.
The Police of Kherson oblast reported that yesterday, 21 April, the russian forces attacked Kherson, Sadove, Kizomys, Bilozerka, Romashkove, Dniprovske, Velytenske, Rozlyv, Zorivka, Novodmytrivka, Tomyna Balka, Prydniprovske, Stanislav, Shyroka Balka, Sofiivka, Borozenke, Kucherske, Novovorontsovka, Ukrainka, Kozatske, and Vesele. As a result of the shelling, one apartment building and 11 private houses, a critical infrastructure facility, a garage, a car, and a tractor were damaged. Six people were injured, and one man was killed due to a mine explosion.
Latest news for today in the western regions of Ukraine
Volyn oblast
At Lutsk Vocational College of Construction and Architecture, Volyn sappers taught students mine safety rules and the algorithm of actions in case of detecting explosive objects. During the meeting, experts spoke in detail about the appearance of camouflaged mines and shells and also demonstrated the samples that pyrotechnicians most often detect and neutralize.
Zakarpattia oblast
During the Dialogue Between Government and Business, entrepreneurs of the oblast were presented with a pilot project of the Ministry of Defense on the creation of private air defense to protect production facilities. Critical infrastructure enterprises of all forms of ownership can join the initiative.
Ivano-Frankivsk oblast
Ivano-Frankivsk community sent 400 FPV drones, Mavics, Matrixes, fiber-optic drones and Starlinks to the military on Kherson and Zaporizhia oblast.
Lviv oblast
The Center for Veteran and Adaptive Sports League of the Unconquered was opened in Lviv. It started operating on the basis of the Danylo Halytsky Lviv National Medical University. The Center has equipped areas for strength and cardio training, space for physical practices, co-working, workshops and other functional locations.
In Pidbuzh, Skhidnytska community has placed memorial plaques to 8ht fallen natives of the village. The Alley immortalizes the names of those who stood at the cost of their own lives in defense of Ukraine.
Rivne oblast
The RMA held a meeting with Shahin Omarov, Honorary Consul of the Republic of Albania in Ukraine. They discussed rehabilitation of children from Rivne oblast, interregional partnership and economic cooperation.
Ternopil oblast
The RMA held a meeting with Marina Bryl, Head of the Swiss-Ukrainian project Cohesion and Regional Development of Ukraine (UCORD), and Olena Nyzhnyk, Head of the Regional Development component and regional development advisor. They discussed the progress of project implementation in Ternopil oblast and the vision for further cooperation.
Khmelnytskyi oblast
Khmelnytskyi community allocated material assistance to family members of the fallen, military personnel for rehabilitation, and active military personnel for their own needs. The total amount of assistance is UAH 11.3m.
Chernivtsi oblast
Soldiers of the 82nd Bukovina Brigade arrived in Novoselytsia with a combat vehicle and met with the youth of the community. Students inspected the equipment from the inside, tried on ammunition and heard firsthand about the combat missions of the paratroopers.
International support of Ukraine in the russian-Ukrainian war (russia’s invasion of Ukraine)
Norway will allocate $560m to provide Ukrainian military brigades with drones and $150m for a logistics hub.
Andrius Kubilius, European Commissioner for Defense and Space, stated that the European Commission will increase defense spending by at least 10 times in order to produce more weapons than russia.
Materials compiled by Tetyana Pidgorna, Olena Reka, Yana Hushchyna, Tamara Moshkovska, Sofia Ratynska, Ioanna Kryvenko, Helena Albahachiieva, Kristina Maknynia
Translated by Tetyana Pidgorna, Yana Hushchyna, Alla Litrovnyk, Liudmyla Stadnykova, Ilona Korolevska, Tetiana Moiseienko, Marharyta Koval, Tetiana Kurbatova
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