Regions at war

At the hardware meeting in the Poltava Regional Military Administration, Katerina Klavdieva, the director of the Poltava Regional Employment Center, reported on the employment status of internally displaced persons.

The multi-storey residential building in Uman, which was hit by a Russian missile on April 28th, is set to undergo reconstruction. Currently, they are waiting for a full assessment report.

Over the course of a week, six explosive devices were discovered on the coast of Odessa. These objects were carried by the tide following the explosion at the Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant.

Russians have once again targeted the Dnipropetrovsk region, including a dormitory where internally displaced persons (IDPs) were residing.

In addition to people, domestic and wild animals also require evacuation from the flooded areas of Kherson region. A volunteer from Kropyvnytskyi, Dmitro Popov, has taken on the task of rescuing them from isolated, waterlogged areas. He searches for injured and distressed animals in hard-to-reach towns and villages.

On June 7, evacuation buses arrived in Odessa from Kherson. People have been leaving the flooded Kherson region for the second consecutive day due to the explosion at the Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant.

Poltava region has offered assistance to the flooded areas in Kherson region, which were affected by the flooding caused by Russian forces.

After the tragedy in Kyiv, where 3 people died near a closed bomb shelter, a new inspection of protective structures has begun in Kirovohrad region.