The Kremlin used over 1,200 drones and more than 100 missiles against Ukraine in a week.

Over the past week, Russian forces launched 114 missiles, more than 1,270 drones, and nearly 1,100 guided bombs against Ukraine, said President Zelenskyy. Another large attack occurred on the night of June 29, when Russia deployed 477 strike UAVs and drone simulators along with 60 missiles.

In Smila, Cherkasy region, the enemy targeted residential buildings, injuring 11 people, including two children. The college at the National University of Food Technologies was destroyed.

An industrial facility was hit in Lviv, and in Poltava, a fire was started at a commercial building from falling debris. The Poltava-Pivdenna railway station, along with suburban stations, carriages, and administrative buildings, was damaged.

In Mykolaiv, a fire broke out at an infrastructure site due to a Russian strike, while in Zaporizhzhia, a production facility was damaged.

During the Russian attacks and while defending Ukrainian sky, F-16 pilot Maksym Ustimenko died after shooting down seven targets.

The day before, the enemy launched the latest Grom-E1 missile-bomb, a hybrid of a guided bomb and missile, over the Dnipro, which Ukrainian air defenses successfully intercepted. On the same day, Russia struck a 21-story residential building in Odesa, killing one family and wounding 14 people, including children.