Following the massive attack on the night of 9 August, energy workers managed to restore power to most homes in Odesa.

Tomorrow, 12 August, has been declared a day of mourning in the Zaporizhzhia region for those killed in the overnight enemy strike on Zaporizhzhia.

Russian forces struck Kramatorsk in the Donetsk region on 11 August, hitting a church building. The attack caused the church’s dome to catch fire.

Ukrainian MilTech company Wild Hornets has released a major update to its Hornet Vision digital video transmission system, which enables the effective operation of combat drones.

Verkhovna Rada Speaker Stefanchuk held a meeting with acting Defence Minister Khmara, Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Skybiuk, and National Security and Defence Council Secretary Klymenko.

Ukrainian company WINFLY has unveiled the WINFLY Spider, a reusable interceptor drone equipped with a net gun and designed to counter FPV drones, Mavics, fixed-wing drones and fibre-optic UAVs. After intercepting a target, the aircraft can return and be reused.

The Ukrainian Air Force has changed the format of its daily reports on the air-attack weapons Russia is using against Ukraine. The reports no longer specify the exact number of missiles fired by the enemy.

Russian strikes on Kherson’s energy infrastructure have left the city without power and disrupted its water supply. The authorities have switched the Points of Invincibility to round-the-clock operation and urged residents to prepare for a prolonged power outage.

The high mobility of Iskander launchers makes them difficult to destroy, as the systems quickly leave their positions after launching missiles.

A Russian P-18 ‘Terek’ radar station was targeted by Ukrainian RAM-2X loitering munitions whilst a shelter was being constructed for it.