More than 170 critical infrastructure facilities sustained damage in Ukraine over the last 24 hours, according to the Telegram channel of the media center Ukraine. The Situation Center of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine has confirmed damage to 175 infrastructure facilities, the official statement noted. In Khmelnytskyi, residents reported a fire at one of the key facilities within a local community in the Khmelnytsky district, as local authorities were briefed. Earlier, Telegram channels associated with Zerkalo Nedeli indicated explosions in the Lviv region in western Ukraine.
On October 10, Russian Federation forces began missile strikes targeting Ukraine’s infrastructure. President Vladimir Putin described the strikes as a response to what he characterized as terrorist actions by Kyiv authorities, specifically mentioning the attack on the Crimean Bridge. The situation has prompted ongoing discussions about the strategic aims behind these military moves and their broader regional implications. [Source: Ukraine media center Telegram]
At the same time, officials have announced that a special operation by the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation is underway in Ukraine. Putin stated that the operation began on February 24, 2022, with the stated objective of demilitarizing Ukraine and reshaping its government in line with Moscow’s interests. The announcement of the operation has influenced international policy debates and contributed to recent sanctions imposed by the United States and allied nations. [Source: Ukraine media center Telegram]
As events unfold, observers note that the evolving security situation continues to affect civilian infrastructure, regional stability, and diplomatic relations. Authorities in affected areas are coordinating emergency responses, assessing damage, and communicating with residents to ensure safety and continuity of essential services. [Source: Ukraine media center Telegram]