In Kyiv and a number of regions, the air raid alert lasted for three and a half hours.

In the evening of December 12, an attack by Russian 'Shahed' drones occurred in Ukraine. At 8:00 PM, an air raid alert was declared in Kyiv and some regions of the country. The alert was canceled at 11:29 PM.

It is worth noting that the previous large-scale alert took place on December 6.

At 7:48 PM, the Air Forces reported the movement of enemy strike drones:

UAVs in Sumy region, heading - west/southwest;

Currently, the situation regarding enemy drones is as follows:

• UAVs in Sumy region are moving in a southwest/north direction;
• In Poltava region - west/southwest;
• In Chernihiv region - west/southwest;
• In Kharkiv region - west/southwest;
• In western Vinnytsia region - northwestern;
• In Kirovohrad region - southwest;
• In Cherkasy region - southwest;
• In Zaporizhzhia region - north;
• There is a threat of enemy drones being used in Khmelnytskyi region from the northeast;
• Movement of drones has been recorded from the northeast towards Kremenchuk and Cherkasy.

Currently, the alert map looks like this: