Shelling of Dobrotvor in Lviv Oblast: February 2026

Lviv Oblast, village of Staryi Dobrotvir, February 7, 2026. The video shows the aftermath of enemy shelling: local residents describe the shelling and the extent of the damage; destroyed farm buildings, scattered construction materials, mangled metal sheets, burn marks, a destroyed house, ruins, a wrecked car, a knocked-down fence and gate, construction debris, broken bicycles; Cleanup efforts following the shelling; a torn-off roof, shattered windows and window frames; utility workers cutting tree branches with a chainsaw, broken trees, shards of glass; damaged power lines, work by specialists from “Lvivoblenergo.” Interview: Taras Kylyberda — Head of the Dobrotvir Settlement.

Background: On the night of February 7, Russia struck the Dobrotvir Thermal Power Plant in Lviv Oblast. An air raid alert was declared in Lviv Oblast at 3:13 a.m. Initially, a missile strike threat was reported; later, information emerged about a threat from attack drones. As a result of this shelling, residential buildings in the village of Staryi Dobrotvir were damaged. Eighteen houses were partially damaged, and one was completely destroyed.