In the morning there were two air alarms. The first after 4 am, the second at 7 am. The Russians did airstrikes on Dnipro, Lutsk and Ivano-Frankivsk. In Dnipro, rockets fell near a kindergarten, a residential building and a two-story shoe factory. One person had been killed. During the air strikes on Ivano-Frankivsk and Lutsk, the warning system did not work. The Russians fired 4 missiles at the Lutsk airfield. 2 soldiers had been killed, 6 people were injured. There were two more alarms around noon, and one in the evening. That is, there were five of them in total. I read on the Ternopil website that three rockets were shot down over Dubno, which were headed for the Ternopil region, or further. But no explosions were heard in Dubno. In the evening, The Current Time reported in the news that there was an attack on an aircraft repair plant in Lutsk. I called my friend Volodymyr in Lutsk. He said that the strike was on the airfield, not the plant. Volodymyr used to work at this plant.