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Explosions were heard in Khmelnytskyi Oblast on the night of 23-24 March. Source: Suspilne Khmelnytskyi, a Khmelnytskyi-related branch of Ukrainian public broadcaster Suspilne Details: Suspilne reported that the explosions were likely caused by the operation of Ukrainian air defence systems.

Ukraine shot down 17 of the 22 Shahed-type attack drones launched by Russia overnight on March 12, the General Staff said in its morning update.

Explosions were heard in Khmelnytskyi Oblast on the night of 24-25 February during an air raid. Source: Suspilne Khmelnytskyi, a Khmelnytskyi-related branch of Ukrainian public broadcaster Suspilne; Serhii Tiurin, Head of Khmelnytskyi Oblast Military Administration Quote: "Sounds of explosions were heard in Khmelnytskyi Oblast, as reported by a Suspilne correspondent".

An infrastructure object was damaged in Khmelnytskyi Oblast due to a nighttime attack on the night of Feb. 24, Serhii Tyurin, regional governor, reported on Facebook on Feb. 25.

An infrastructure facility in Khmelnytskyi Oblast has been damaged as a result of a Russian attack by Shahed drones on the morning of 25 February. Source: Serhii Tiurin, Deputy Head of Khmelnytskyi Oblast Military Administration Quote from Tiurin: "The enemy attacked Khmelnytskyi Oblast again this morning.

At least two civilians were injured in Ukraine’s Khmelnytskyi Oblast during Russia’s latest mass missile terror attack on Ukraine, reported Khmelnytkyi Oblast military administration head, Serhiy Tyurin.

Russia launched another mass missile attack against multiple Ukrainian regions in the early hours of Feb. 15, injuring at least 11 people as well as damaging homes and civilian infrastructure, regional officials reported.

At least nine people were injured after Russia unleashed its latest mass missile terror strikes on Ukrainian cities nationwide, with explosions heard in Kyiv, Lviv, Dnipropetrovsk, Poltava, and Khmelnytskyi oblasts, as well as the capital of Kyiv, early on Feb. 15, local authorities reported.

Key developments on Feb. 15: White House: Avdiivka may fall to Russia as Ukraine runs out of shells Stoltenberg: Ukraine to receive 1 million drones from allies in 2024 At least 11 injured, homes, infrastructure damaged in morning Russian missile attack on Ukraine Financial Times: Hungary blocking new EU sanctions package against Russia World Bank: Ukraine's recovery costs rise to $486 billion Avdiivka is at risk of falling to Russian hands, in large part due to a lack of artillery shells o...

The Latvian government has decided to donate another batch of cars confiscated from drunk drivers to Ukraine. Source: Delfi, a news website in Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, as reported by European Pravda Details: The website reported that nine vehicles will be delivered to military units of Ukraine's Defence Ministry, a municipal medical utility in Kharkiv Oblast's Izium district, Mykolaiv Oblast's Arbuzynka village council, a military unit of Ukraine's National Guard, Kamia...