Miners trapped, intensified patrolling of streets, Russian losses in the south: last night's highlights

Miners trapped underground

854 miners were underground at the time of the Russian strike on Kryvyi Rih. Thanks to the rescue operation, all of them are already free, but almost 100 miners remained trapped as of the evening of October 10.

As the military administration of the city noted, the miners were raised to the surface by 2 a.m. this morning.

Enhanced patrolling of Kyiv Oblast

In Kyiv Oblast, patrolling of streets in the evening and at night has been intensified. This is due to the fact that local authorities and energy companies will save electricity and reduce the load on the network.

"We understand that in the dark we need to help our citizens safely get home so that they do not have a crime or administrative offense committed against them," said the head of the regional police.

Losses of Russians in the south

Ukrainian troops on the southern front destroyed more than 170 Russian troops, 21 units of their equipment and two warehouses with ammunition. According to the command, the situation on the southern front has not changed significantly. The enemy is actively defending and trying to hold the occupied positions.

Update on the massive missile attack on October 10

According to the latest data of the State Emergency Service, the death toll from the massive missile attack of Ukraine on October 10 increased to 19. Another 105 people were wounded or injured. As a result of the missile attacks, 1,307 settlements remained without electricity supply as of the evening.

According to Forbes, Moscow spent $400-700 million on this missile attack on Ukraine.

Dozens of countries, alliances and international organizations have already condemned Russia's massive missile attacks on Ukrainian cities. The United States promised to provide Ukraine with advanced air defense systems. The EU reported that "additional military assistance from the EU is on the way". Germany will deliver the IRIS-T SLM air defense system to Ukraine "in the coming days".

Rolling blackouts

Ukraine may have to resort to rolling blackouts for several days to deal with the aftermath of the massive Russian missile attack on October 10.

Ukrenergo says the blackouts will last "a few hours, no more" and will allow repair crews to restore the grid.

In other news

• Alexander Lukashenko subordinated the KGB to himself. The self-proclaimed president of Belarus signed a decree subordinating the state security agencies.
• The journalist of Ukrainska Pravda reported about obstruction of his professional activity. Mykhailo Tkach speaks about the attempt to intimidate the team that worked on the report about the loud street races during martial law.
• On October 10, Sumy Oblast was subjected to intensified shelling. One person was killed and seven others were injured. There is destruction of critical and civilian infrastructure.
• Russian missiles flew to Zaporizhzhya again. In the morning of October 11, the enemy targeted infrastructure facilities. Information about the destruction and casualties is being established.