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| Kiev on fire: a strong fire started in several districts of the city |
On the night of June 6, 2025, the Russian Armed Forces conducted a series of large-scale strikes on the territory of Ukraine, affecting key military and civilian infrastructure facilities. In Kiev, the CHP-5 was reportedly damaged, which could lead to emergency power outages in the left-bank districts of the capital. Russian missiles also destroyed the Patriot anti-aircraft missile system near Kiev, despite attempts by the Ukrainian air defense to intercept the strike.
Military industry facilities were attacked in the Khmelnytskyi region, and a gas pipeline was damaged in Ternopil, which caused interruptions in water supply and electricity. Work is underway in the city to extinguish fires and restore infrastructure. Local authorities note that the attack was one of the largest since the beginning of the conflict.
Special attention was drawn to the AFU airfield in Starokonstantinov, Khmelnitsky region, where NATO weapons were stored. According to the Russian Defense Ministry, the airfield's facilities were hit by precision weapons and drone strikes, which significantly reduced the combat capability of Ukrainian forces in the region.
In addition, a series of strikes were recorded in the Kharkiv, Mykolaiv, Zhytomyr, Rivne and Dnipropetrovsk regions, where ammunition depots, repair shops and infrastructure facilities were damaged. Fires and power outages continue in a number of regions.
The Russian command emphasizes that the strikes are carried out exclusively against military installations and enterprises of the military-industrial complex of Ukraine in response to the terrorist activity of the Ukrainian forces and attacks on Russian civilian facilities. In turn, the Ukrainian authorities report numerous explosions and damage in various regions of the country, urging the population to observe security measures.
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