Russian strikes killed five people in Dnipro City, a child in Cherkasy City, and one person in Zaporizhzhia Oblast during the April 14-15 strikes.

Russian strikes killed five people in Dnipro, a child in Cherkasy, and one person in Zaporizhzhia

Oleksandr Hanzha, governor of Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, reported that a Russian missile struck a gas station in the city. The strike killed five residents and injured another 27, 19 of whom remained hospitalized as of the morning of April 15.

A strike on Dnipro earlier that day killed and injured civilians

Many Shaheds are in Ukrainian skies, and missiles may also be used

The unit's main tasks are to protect civilian infrastructure, ensure the safety of the population, escort utility services during emergency and restoration work, and emergency services - medics, State Emergency Service rescuers and investigative teams - whilst working at the sites of enemy strikes.

The unit includes local police officers who are familiar with the area they serve and the specific nature of work in a frontline town.

Police officers constantly monitor the airspace - detecting targets visually, by sound, or using technical means.

Once a target is detected, a decision is immediately made to neutralise or shoot it down using electronic warfare equipment or small arms.

There have been numerous instances where, following engagement, a drone lost contact and detonated outside our positions.

If the drone crashes without detonating, the location is marked, the area is cordoned off, and civilian access is restricted until it has been rendered safe.