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105 Today, the Main Department of Statistics in Sumy region, guided by the Law of Ukraine ―On Protection of the Interests of Subjects of Reporting and Other Documents during the Period of Martial Law or a State of War‖, informed that during the period of martial law or a state of war, as well as within three months after its end, state statistics bodies suspended the provision of statistical information, with the exception of information for 2021 (if available), as well as for previous periods. In 2026, ecological studies were conducted within the Nedryhayliv‘s community (Fig. 1.1) [1-6]. Nedryhayliv‘s community is located in the southwestern part of Sumy region and covers an area of 1025 km². The urban-type settlement of Nedryhayliv is located on the left bank of the Sula River at the confluence of its left tributary, the Dryhaylikha River, upstream at a distance of 1 km is the village of Vakulky, downstream at a distance of 1 km is the village of Bereznyaki, on the opposite bank are the villages of Zasullya and Brodok [4]. The Nedryhayliv‘s community, like most border and adjacent districts of Sumy Oblast, remains under constant threat of shelling, which causes destruction of infrastructure and threatens the lives of civilians. Figure 1.1 – Overview map of the research area The Nedryhayliv‘s community in Sumy region regularly experiences Russian shelling, especially drone strikes – ―shaheeds‖ aimed at agricultural enterprises. In