June 2: results of the day

The four hundred sixty-fourth day of the large-scale armed aggression by the Russian Federation against Ukraine continues. During the night, Russian occupiers once again attacked Ukrainian territory, including Kyiv. The enemy launched a massive missile and air strike using cruise missiles and strike drones. All aerial targets were destroyed in the sky by the Ukrainian Defense Forces.

Throughout the day, the occupiers carried out 62 airstrikes and 15 missile strikes, shelling Ukrainian positions and settlements, using reactive multiple launch rocket systems about 20 times. This information was reported by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Odessa Film Studio announced the resumption of charity film screenings. The organizers announced that this year there will be even more films, as films from the National Film Studio named after Oleksandr Dovzhenko have been added to the film fund of Odessa Film Studio.

In Kropyvnytskyi city, an award was presented to a young man who extinguished fires and assisted the elderly in Mariupol. Danylo Serhiyev, a student at the Natural Sciences Lyceum, received a special award in the "Child of the Year-2023" competition for "Personal Courage."

In Cherkasy region, a doctor who provided information to Russian occupiers about the location of military positions was sentenced. In court, prosecutors proved that the man, who was a doctor in Cherkasy, was following the tasks of his curators from the Russian FSB.

In Kirovohrad region, plans are underway to create three industrial parks. This is one of the goals set by the regional authorities within the program for the comprehensive recovery of Kirovohrad region for 2023-2025.

Ten powerful pickups were sent from Dnipro to the front lines near Bakhmut. These vehicles will be used by assault units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

In Vinnytsia region, a coordination center has been established to assist the civilian population. The center will operate as an advisory body at the Vinnytsia Regional Military Administration.

In a village in Kirovohrad region, a museum of Trypillian culture was opened. The museum announced an Open House Day, which will last until June 30.

In Odesa region, a customs officer was arrested for demanding goods in exchange for customs clearance of imported products. For his "services," the customs officer demanded and received 6,500 US dollars.

In Dnipropetrovsk region, two prosecutors attempted to hold an innocent man accountable. They were informed about the suspicion raised against the innocent man.

In Odesa, humanitarian aid was delivered to the children's hospital from Spain. The aid provided to the Odessa Regional Children's Clinical Hospital includes pain relievers, anti-inflammatory drugs, antibiotics, diuretics, and other necessary medications.