July 26. Results of the day

It is the five hundred and eighteenth day of the large-scale armed aggression by the Russian Federation against our state. Let's briefly summarize the main events of the day:

The General Staff reports that on July 26th, Russian occupiers carried out two missile strikes on Ukrainian territory. Ukrainian air defense forces successfully intercepted and destroyed 36 enemy cruise missiles.

Around noon, three "Kalibr" cruise missiles were destroyed, with two over Vinnytsia Oblast and one over Dnipropetrovsk Oblast.

At approximately 17:00, the enemy launched air-launched cruise missiles (X-101/X-555) from the Caspian Sea region. Launches of 36 missiles were detected from eight Tu-95MS strategic bombers.

Around 19:00, occupiers deployed MiG-31K interceptors and launched four air-launched ballistic missiles (Kh-47 "Kinzhal") towards the direction of Khmelnytskyi Oblast.

Ukrainian air defense successfully destroyed 36 aerial targets, including 3 "Kalibr" cruise missiles and 33 X-101/X-555 cruise missiles. Information about the results of X-47 "Kinzhal" launches is being clarified.

In Odessa and Mykolaiv Oblasts, several explosions of unknown origin were recorded along the Black Sea coast.

Stormy weather in the Black Sea has increased the danger of naval mines. People are advised not to approach the coastline within at least 200 meters.

In Kirovohrad Oblast, over 93% of industrial enterprises that were not operating due to the full-scale invasion of Russia in Ukraine have partially or fully resumed operations. Before the full-scale war, the region had 500 enterprises in operation.

In Kryvyi Rih, surgeons successfully performed spinal endoscopy for the first time. Thanks to the surgical intervention, two patients who could not walk even 50 meters on their own started moving independently the day after the operation.

In Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, meteorologists are predicting hot and dry weather, which may lead to the formation of high concentrations of locusts in fields and meadows.

Ukrainian culinary researcher, chef, and restaurateur Evgen Klopotenko is planning to open a "gastodvizh" (food truck) in Poltava, and he has already discussed it with representatives of the State Agency for Tourism Development of Ukraine.

Ukrainians may be required to work longer hours during the state of war, as stipulated by a law adopted in March 2022.

According to the Ministry of Economy, Ukraine will need to attract an additional 4.5 million workers to the labor market over the next ten years.

Since May 2020, when the government launched the experimental project of paid cells in detention centers, the special fund of the Ministry of Justice has received nearly 21.5 million hryvnias through this service.