Chernihiv

Two-thirds of Chernihiv was left without heat or hot water, human losses reached 60 dead and 400 wounded, but the city is still alive and working.

The Ukrainian military continues defending Kyiv and Chernihiv. In the Chernihiv region, the Russian invaders are hiding military equipment behind apartment blocks. Russian troops disguised in civilian clothes are advancing on Mykolayiv from the Kherson region.

Russian troops continue to shell all districts of Chernihiv [Sunday 6 March].

During the 24 hours of March 5, the areas that witnessed the most extensive damage to the civilian infrastructure caused by warfare are the city of Chernihiv in the north of Ukraine, the city of Kharkiv in the north-east, the Bucha district of the Kyiv region and the Korosten district of the Zhytomyr region.

47 people were killed in the Russian airstrikes on residential areas in Chernihiv on 3 March.

At least 33 people were killed and 18 were injured in air strikes in Chernihiv.

The bodies of 22 victims have been unearthed from beneath the rubble of buildings hit by the Russian air strikes in Chernihiv.

Russian air forces bombed two schools in Chernihiv, as well as private houses. Nine people have already been confirmed dead and four confirmed as wounded.

Russian troops fired a missile at a multi-storey residential area in central Chernihiv.

A Russian missile has hit an oil refinery in Chernihiv, setting 5,000 cubic metres of diesel fuel on fire.

Russian troops have shelled the Masany district and Myr Avenue on the outskirts of Chernihiv.

The mayor of Chernihiv Vladislav Atroshchenko announced an award for the destruction of enemy equipment and the neutralisation of the occupiers in the city.