Seven communities in the Chernihiv region have set dates for the start of the heating season. The earliest heating was provided in the Kulykivka community, while other communities have start dates ranging from October 15 to October 21.
Police in Chernihiv region charged a Russian soldier with committing a war crime. He illegally detained and tortured eight energy workers during the temporary occupation of part of the Chernihiv district.
The Novator armored vehicle withstood an FPV drone strike and continued moving. It traveled 20 kilometers, evacuating the crew of the National Police’s infantry battalion to safety.
On the night of October 7, a Russian missile struck a residential building in Pryluky. The attack resulted in casualties, including children, and caused significant destruction. The incident resonated deeply with the local population.
Rescue operations concluded in Pryluky following a Russian missile strike on a residential building. The attack resulted in 22 fatalities, including 5 children, and 54 injuries. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky honored the victims at the site of the tragedy.
Chernihiv police have sent indictments to court against two entrepreneurs. They are involved in the theft of electricity worth over 7 million hryvnias.
Russian drone attacks on the Chernihiv region damaged an educational institution, dormitory, and a farm. One elderly man was injured. A fire also broke out at a hypermarket.
In Chernihiv, the processing of ID cards and passports was temporarily suspended at the administrative services center due to a loss of connection with the State Migration Service server. After the server was restored, document processing resumed, but technical issues may occur again.
Russian armed forces launched a massive combined attack on Ukraine, resulting in at least 9 deaths and over 30 injuries. In Pryluky, two entrances of an apartment building were destroyed, and other residential buildings and civilian facilities were damaged. The debris removal is ongoing, and the number of casualties may change.
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