Interior Ministry units have made more than 800 deployments to deal with the aftermath of Russian shelling since the start of this week.
As Interior Minister Ivan Vyhovskyi reported, hundreds of residential buildings and educational institutions have been damaged, with strikes hitting ordinary markets and public transport stops.
Overnight, the Russians attacked nine apartment blocks in Kherson, Zaporizhzhia, Donetsk region and Sumy. There are injured and dead. The enemy is carrying out massive strikes on the energy sector.
This week alone, thanks to the swift and coordinated work of rescuers and police officers, 148 civilians were saved. A further almost 900 people received support from psychologists within the Interior Ministry system.
Mobile service centres of the Interior Ministry and the State Migration Service regularly operate at sites where the consequences of shelling are being dealt with. Every day, staff provide dozens of consultations on quickly restoring lost documents or de-registering destroyed vehicles.