The seven latest editions from 2026-07-26 to 2026-08-01 in one view.
Reports
7
Resolved
2
Corrected
3
Conflicted
2
Five material changes
Search and rescue operations after the July 30 strike on Lviv ended with one person killed and 38 injured; the closing count superseded the previous 1+34 report.
The final 1+38 count and completed search supersede the previous report's open 1+34 record.
A strike on a Nova Poshta branch in Vinnytsia region injured eight people, including three in intensive care; the count superseded an initial five-person report.
The later eight-person count explicitly supersedes the initial five-person report and is used throughout this edition.
A strike on a shopping centre in Pavlohrad caused a fire and injured eight people, two of whom were hospitalised in serious condition; the count superseded an initial one-person report.
The 18:30 authority update raised the count from one to eight and identified two serious cases.
A missile strike on a residential area in Radushne, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, killed at least six people and injured nine on July 30; forensic identification and the fate of several people remained unresolved at the reporting cutoff.
The six-death and nine-injury count was available in the morning; the evening presidential update kept identification and missing-person work open.
The July 30 missile strike on Lviv killed one person and injured 34, damaged more than 20 residential buildings, a school and several kindergartens; rescuers said at 21:00 that two people might still be under rubble.
The casualty count rose during July 30, and rescue work remained active at the latest 21:00 official update.
Open situations carried forward
Lviv strike on 30 July: The rescue operation remained active, so the casualty count was not final.
Radushne strike on 30 July: Identification of some victims and the status of missing people remained open.
Chernihiv region power outage: No broad restoration time or closing service-status update had been published.