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Water supply is deteriorating rapidly in the city of Smila, Cherkasy Oblast, following another massive Russian missile strike on Aug. 15, Serhiy Ananko, the city’s mayor, reported on Telegram.

Russian missile strikes hit several cities in central and western Ukraine in the early morning hours Tuesday, damaging civilian infrastructure, wounding dozens of Ukrainians and killing several others. The city of Lviv in western Ukraine was bombarded by missiles and one rocket fell into a kindergarten, according to Mayor Andriy Sadovyi. Sadovyi said on Telegram…

The war in Ukraine, which broke out in February 2022 with Moscow's invasion of its neighbor, shows no sign of ending as both sides intensify attacks t

Three people have been killed by Russian missile attacks in the Volyn region of north-western Ukraine, local officials have said.

The bombardment of nearly three dozen missiles also tore through a playground in Lviv, western Ukraines largest city - Click the link for more details.

The barrage came hours before Russian military officials and their counterparts from Asia, the Middle East and Africa gathered for a security conference.

The Swedish company SKF confirmed that its factory in Lutsk was damaged in the mass missile strike on Aug. 15 and that the three people killed were its workers. The company is a major global manufacturer of mechanical bearings and seals and employs 1,100 people in Ukraine.

The Swedish company SKF confirmed three of its employees died in the attack which Russia said damaged “Ukraine's military-industrial complex.”

Russia is spreading disinformation that destroyed residential buildings and fires that occur after its airstrikes are caused by Ukrainian air defenses, Russia-Ukraine war veteran Major Oleksiy Hetman (ret.) told Radio NV on Aug. 15.

One of the world’s greatest long-distance swimmers, Ukraine’s two-time Olympic medalist Mykhailo Romanchuk, shared his outrage on social media over the destruction of the Ukrainian national swimming pool in Dnipro on Aug. 15.