June 8: results of the day

It is the 467th day of Ukraine's defense against Russian invaders. During the past day, the enemy launched 5 missile strikes and 48 airstrikes, as well as conducted 70 artillery shelling attacks. Unfortunately, in addition to the destroyed infrastructure, civilians were also affected.

Here's a summary of the day's main events:

An innovative rehabilitation center for wounded military personnel has opened in Odesa, making it the second Recovery center in the national network.

Major repair work has begun on the bridge over the Uday River on the R-60 highway connecting Krolevec, Konotop, Romny, and Pyriatyn in Poltava region. This road connects the central and northern regions of Ukraine, including Poltava and Sumy regions, and is frequently used by passenger buses.

Law enforcement in Dnipropetrovsk detained 7 individuals involved in a fraudulent scheme selling apartments of deceased citizens. Evidence has been collected regarding the misappropriation of apartments belonging to 9 citizens, amounting to over 10 million UAH. One participant of the organization is currently wanted.

The police, together with the fishery patrol, are documenting a mass loss of aquatic resources due to a significant decrease in the water level of the Kakhovske Reservoir in the Kryvyi Rih region.

In Vinnytsia region, the police disrupted the activities of a criminal group involved in the illegal transportation of people across the state border.

On June 8, a 3.7 magnitude earthquake was registered in Poltava region.

Doctors at the Odesa Regional Children's Clinical Hospital performed heart surgery on a newborn baby weighing just 660 grams at birth.

In Kropyvnytskyi, the Alley of Honorary Military Burials at the Rovno and Far Eastern cemeteries is undergoing reconstruction and unification in a single style.

A mine, washed ashore due to the destruction of the Kakhovske Hydroelectric Power Plant, was destroyed on the Odesa coast.

Protective structures are planned to be installed near beaches in Cherkasy for enhanced safety.