Key facts
- At least nine people were killed and 69 injured across Ukraine in the past day due to Russian attacks.
- Overnight assaults included 131 drones launched by Russia, with Ukrainian air defenses downing 107.
- Donetsk Oblast reported four deaths and 19 injuries, with seven injured in Kramatorsk.
- Kherson Oblast recorded three fatalities and 10 injuries.
- Zaporizhzhia Oblast sustained 14 injuries from aerial bombs, drones, and artillery.
- Sumy Oblast reported six injuries, including three children, from a KAB attack.
Russian attacks across Ukraine over the past day have resulted in at least nine civilian deaths and 69 injuries, according to local authorities. The strikes targeted multiple regions, including gas stations, residential buildings, and urban centers.
Overnight, Russian forces launched 131 drones, with Ukrainian air defenses successfully downing 107. In Donetsk Oblast, four people were killed and 19 injured, including seven injured in Kramatorsk by air attacks. Forty-three residential houses were damaged in the region.
Kherson Oblast reported three fatalities and 10 injuries. In Kharkiv Oblast, one person was killed and 12 injured, with two individuals suffering acute stress reactions and two men injured in the regional capital. Dnipropetrovsk Oblast saw one death and seven injuries.
Zaporizhzhia Oblast reported 14 injuries from 16 guided aerial bombs, 824 drones, and 263 artillery strikes. In Sumy Oblast, six people, including three children, were injured by a KAB attack. Chernihiv Oblast's governor noted damage to a gas station in Kholmy from a drone strike, injuring one resident.
A report from the U.N. Human Rights Monitoring Mission in Ukraine indicated that June was the deadliest month for civilians since April 2022, with long-range missiles and drones being the primary cause of casualties, often striking urban areas far from the front lines.