Weekly digest: Teen death investigation, Pryluky attack, POW exchange, and local news from Chernihiv region

Two criminal cases opened after a teenager's body was found concealed in Chernihiv Oblast, Russian forces struck Pryluky wounding two people, Ukraine and Russia conducted their 77th prisoner exchange, and Chernihiv pressed ahead with road repairs and parking enforcement.

Source: @suspilnechernihiv

Public broadcaster Suspilne has published its digest of the week's key events in Chernihiv Oblast and across Ukraine. Authorities opened two criminal investigations into the death of a teenager in Chernihiv Oblast after the body was discovered transported from its original location and concealed beneath tree branches. Russian forces carried out an attack on Pryluky, leaving two people wounded. The strike damaged multi-storey residential buildings, private vehicles, and a parking area. Ukraine and Russia held their 77th exchange of prisoners of war during the week. In Chernihiv, road repair works continue on Kursant Yeskov Street. Local residents are awaiting the completion of the project. Also in the city, military veterans are joining patrol officers in conducting raids to identify drivers who illegally occupy designated parking spaces reserved for people with disabilities.