Ukraine creates thousands of Resilience Points: how they operate after strikes

Ukraine has a whole army of Resilience Points - as many as 13,362! Of these, 9,025 operate around the clock, ready to help when needed. But Russia is not lagging behind - it continues to fire, trying to damage residential and other important facilities, complicating the heating season and spreading darkness.

Last night, shelling was carried out in Lviv, Ivano-Frankivsk, Chernihiv, Kharkiv, and Dnipropetrovsk regions. Search and rescue operations are ongoing in Ternopil. The death toll has reached 31 people, with 94 injured, and another 13 people are considered missing.

Assistance and rescue works

More than 230 rescuers from 9 regions and 50 units of specialized equipment are involved, working on the ground. Resilience Points are ready to provide shelter, hot tea, charging stations for gadgets, internet access, and medical assistance.

There, you can find first-aid kits, blankets, drinking water, and children's sets. These points are equipped with generators, heating, and internet access. The Ministry of Development coordinates their work with local military authorities to ensure sustainability and effectiveness.

Additional information about Resilience Points and their locations can be found in the Diia app (the 'Resilience' section) or on the website nezlamnist.gov.ua. This information is also disseminated by local authorities.The Administration of the President of Ukraine

Ukraine continues to fight against the challenges and consequences of the war, actively helping those affected and organizing assistance when needed.