A rescue helicopter carrying the leadership of the Ministry of Internal Affairs crashed in Brovary. The helicopter fell on the kindergarten building. The police reported 14 dead, including a child. There were 3 pilots and 6 employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs on board the helicopter. The Minister of Internal Affairs, Denys Monastyrskyi, and two of his deputies were killed. They intended to fly to the Kharkiv region. The news reported that 30 people were taken to hospitals, including 12 children.

 Last Saturday, January 14, the Russians launched a massive missile attack on Ukraine. Most of the dead were in the city of Dnipro, where a rocket hit a residential, panel high-rise building. To date, 35 dead people, including two children, have been removed from the ruins of the building. 39 people were saved, 75 were injured. Among the wounded are 14 children. The fate of another 35 residents of building is unknown. Perhaps they will add to the lists of the dead.

      PS: After stopping the search for the dead and removing the debris, 45 people are considered dead, including 6 children. The fate of 20 people is unknown. It is assumed that their bodies were burned to the ground as a result of the fire.

 There was a message on Facebook that there will be no power outages today and tomorrow. A little unusual, but that's good.

 Air alarm since the morning all over Ukraine. Rockets are reported to have been hit in Lviv, Kyiv, Kharkiv, Odesa and Chernihiv. 16 missiles were shot down over Kyiv, 21 over Odesa.

 Very unexpectedly, the power supply was not cut off today. Maybe this is a gift for Christmas?

 Putin came to Minsk to see Lukashenko and announced that military exercises will be held on the territory of Belarus.

            Before attacking Ukraine, the Russians also declared that they were conducting training and did not threaten anyone.

 Yesterday there was a massive missile attack on Ukraine. The Russians launched  70 or 80 missiles. Our anti-aircraft defense shot down approximately 60 ones. Odesa suffered the most from rocket fire. There is neither electricity nor water. Missiles also hit objects in Zhytomyr, Kyiv, Dnipro and some other cities.

         In the Kursk region of Russia, a drone attack on the local military airfield is reported. Yesterday, Russian airfields in the Saratov and Ryazan regions were attacked by drones too. Two bomber planes were damaged. Four people died.