June 10: results of the day

The four hundred seventy-second day of Russia's large-scale armed aggression against Ukraine is ongoing. Over the past day, Russian occupation forces attacked Ukraine, employing eight missiles, including four Iskander-type ground-based cruise missiles, and launched 35 Iranian drones "Shahed" at military and critical infrastructure objects. Additionally, the enemy conducted 92 airstrikes and carried out 45 rocket attacks using multiple rocket launchers on Ukrainian positions and populated areas. Unfortunately, there have been casualties among the civilian population, with fatalities and injuries reported, as well as damage to private homes.

In a nighttime attack on Odessa, Russian occupiers killed three people and wounded 26 residents of the region, including three children, using attack drones. The Ukrainian Air Defense Forces successfully destroyed all aerial targets; however, debris from one of the drones landed in a residential building.

The enemy also struck in Poltava using ballistic missiles and drones, damaging the military aerodrome in Myrhorod.

In other news, Illya Kovtun from Cherkasy claimed gold and silver medals at a tournament in Croatia, excelling in parallel bars and securing a bronze in pommel horse exercises.

In Kirovohrad region, over a hundred teachers received laptops to conduct remote lessons.

Two wrestlers from Poltava region earned gold medals at an international tournament in Italy, contributing to the Ukrainian national team's success with six gold, four silver, and two bronze medals, leading them to first place in the team standings.

Vinnytsia region joined the nationwide mental health program initiated by Olena Zelenska, and Kirovohrad region discussed issues related to internally displaced persons.

In Cherkasy, this year's school graduates organized a "Gratitude March" in support of Ukrainian soldiers.

Vinnitsa celebrated Olympic Day, showcasing the athletic talents of Vinnitsa region sports school students in taekwondo, Greco-Roman wrestling, acrobatics, rhythmic gymnastics, and track and field events.

In Odessa, authorities promised to assist the victims of the Russian occupant's attack by offering compensation or new housing.