Power has been restored in the Lviv district after a drone attack.
Power has been restored in the Lviv region after an attack by a drone, which left 175 settlements without electricity. In Lviv, preparations are underway for the construction of a shelter in one of the largest schools, and changes are expected in the rules for booking spaces for employees.
Power has been restored in the Lviv region following a Russian attack, during which 175 settlements were left without power, of which 154 were completely without power, and 21 were partially without power. An enemy drone attacked an energy facility in the region, and debris from the drone was found in the community in Stryj.
The head of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, His Beatitude Святослав, met with Pope Leo XIV and conveyed prayers from Ukraine, expressing gratitude to the Holy See for its support of the Ukrainian people. At the same time, Lviv MP Святослав Шеремета denied his involvement in the reconstruction of the "Galicia" division, and was accused by Polish politician Sikorski. The Lublin Voivodeship threatens to terminate the 20-year cooperation with Львівщина.
In Lviv, the Stus Street will be paved with large asphalt sections, which may temporarily restrict traffic, but will not affect tram traffic. Also, construction of a shelter in one of the largest schools is underway, which could take several years.
According to the General Staff, there were 159 combat engagements since the beginning of the day, with 20 and 14 occurring on the Konstantyniv and Pokrov directions, and 10 attacks on the Gulyaipil direction and 5 on the Slovian direction. The enemy launched 67 aerial strikes, dropped 230 guided aerial bombs, deployed 6 743 kamikaze drones, and carried out 2 098 shelling of populated areas and Ukrainian military positions.