Elimination of the consequences of the attack in Odesa Oblast (Photo: SES)

Starting on Sunday, Russian forces unleashed 174 UAVs — strike Shaheds and decoy drones — from Oryol, Shatalovo, Kursk, Bryansk, and Primorsko-Akhtarsk, targeting Ukraine overnight, per the Ukrainian Air Force. 

By 9:00 AM Monday, 90 were confirmed destroyed across Kharkiv, Poltava, Sumy, Chernihiv, Cherkasy, Kyiv, Kirovohrad, Dnipropetrovsk, Zaporizhzhia, and Odesa oblasts, with 70 decoys lost to radar without fallout.

Ukrainian aviation, anti-aircraft units, EW teams, and mobile groups repelled the onslaught, but damage spanned six oblasts.

Kyiv Oblast’s Bila Tserkva district saw broken windows in a five-story building and a 0.5-hectare grass fire, quickly doused, with no critical infrastructure or casualties reported, said the regional administration.

In Odesa Oblast, a preschool, private home, shop, and car were hit in Odesa district, with a fire engulfing the car, shop, and an unused warehouse, extinguished by rescuers, per regional governor Oleh Kiper and the State Emergency Service.

One person was injured, and a suburb’s energy infrastructure damage left 500 households powerless. 

Dnipropetrovsk Oblast's air defenses downed about 15 drones, but Governor Serhiy Lysak noted wrecked infrastructure in Pavlohrad and Synelnykove districts, plus a house, garage, and fire truck hit.

In Kharkiv Oblast’s Kamyana Yaruha, a Shahed strike torched 1,000 square meters of a civilian enterprise, while Kupyansk district saw another blaze, per regional governor Oleg Synegubov and SES.

Fire in Chuguyiv district, (Photo: t.me/synegubov)

Poltava Oblast enforced emergency power cuts in the Kremenchuk district. 

Meanwhile, Russia faced its own drone attacks, with explosions in Yeysk and a fire in Astrakhan Oblast.