July 18. Results of the day

On the 510th day of the large-scale armed aggression by the Russian Federation against our country, the following events took place:

Rocket and aviation attack: Russian forces launched six Kalibr cruise missiles and 35 Iranian-made Shahed-136 suicide drones on Ukrainian territory. However, the Air Force successfully destroyed six Kalibr missiles and 31 Shahed-136 drones.

The enemy conducted 70 airstrikes and 53 attacks using rocket artillery on the positions of our troops and civilian areas. Unfortunately, there were casualties and injuries among civilians, as well as damage to industrial facilities, residential buildings, and other civilian infrastructure.

Odessa and Mykolaiv were attacked by enemy drones and Kalibr missiles around 4 AM on July 18, resulting in destruction and injuries.

There was an artillery attack by the enemy on Nikopol and Synelnykove regions during the night.

All parishes in Smila, Cherkasy Oblast, have chosen to join the Orthodox Church of Ukraine, with Metropolitan Epifaniy presiding over the Divine Liturgy at the Holy Protection Cathedral.

A tragic road accident occurred in Kirovohrad Oblast involving a minibus, resulting in four fatalities and 13 injuries, including three minors.

Poltava Military Lyceum started accepting applications from 9th-grade graduates who wish to study military affairs.

A plan to build a storage terminal in Izmail, Odessa Oblast, is underway, with an initial capacity of 20,000 tons.

An Odessa environmentalist, Vladyslav Balinsky, shared underwater footage of the Black Sea coast after a Russian sabotage at the Kherson Hydroelectric Power Station.

A resident of Krinichne village in Bolhrad district, Odessa Oblast, set up a pig farm in his backyard, causing complaints from neighbors about the constant odor and prompting the local council to report the issue to the State Environmental Inspectorate.

Farmers in Dnipropetrovsk region may receive free seeds of winter crops from international partners, with options including wheat or barley.

In Vinnytsia, as part of the first free capital repair for housing cooperatives, three buildings will receive new elevators of Turkish production to replace the old ones that have exceeded their service life.





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