Mykolaiv Regional Military Administration
The Mykolaiv Regional Military Administration is a body of state executive authority in Ukraine's Mykolaiv Oblast, established after the start of the full-scale Russian invasion in 2022. It is headed by a chief appointed by presidential decree. The administration coordinates local government, regional defence and civilian protection in the security conditions created by the war.
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Russian missile strike on Mykolaiv injures elderly woman, damages apartment buildings
A Russian missile strike on Mykolaiv overnight on October 20 damaged multi-story residential buildings and injured a 77-year-old woman, who was treated on the spot by medics. More than 100 families lost gas supply as a precaution. The strike came during a two-day campaign that also saw Shahed-type drones and FPV drones hit the city and surrounding communities in Mykolaiv Raion.
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Russian drone strikes passenger train Kyiv–Mykolaiv; all evacuated, no casualties
Russian forces struck Ukrainian Railways (Ukrzaliznytsia) passenger train No. 122 on the Kyiv–Mykolaiv route on the morning of 16 September, using a drone. All passengers, the locomotive crew and train crew had been evacuated in advance after a warning from Ukrzaliznytsia's monitoring team, and no one was injured. Ukrzaliznytsia, together with the Mykolaiv Oblast Military Administration, organized bus transfers to bring 168 passengers to Mykolaiv.
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Russia hits Ukraine with 80 drones overnight; bus strike kills five, train evacuated
On the night of September 15–16, Russia launched 80 strike drones — including Shahed (some jet-powered), Gerbera, and Parodia decoy types — from Russian and occupied Crimean directions. Ukraine's Air Force Command reported that air defense shot down or suppressed 63 drones, with hits recorded at seven locations and falling debris at two. Downstream strikes and debris damaged a passenger bus, a passenger train, warehouses, and residential buildings across multiple regions, killing at least seven people.