An explosion has been heard in Odesa, Mayor Hennadiy Trukhanov said. Earlier, the Air Force warned of a ballistic threat, and an air alert was declared in several regions.
Compulsory evacuation has been announced in the villages of Iziumske and Bohuslavka in Kharkiv region due to constant shelling. The evacuees will be provided with temporary housing, humanitarian, financial and medical assistance.
The NACP is launching a re-examination of the declaration of Tetiana Krupa, head of the Khmelnytsky MSEK. She was found to have almost $6 million in cash, which was not listed in her declarations.
Head of the Presidential Administration Andriy Yermak had a phone conversation with former NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen. They discussed preparations for the Ramstein meeting and Ukraine's Euro-Atlantic integration.
Russian troops shelled Sloviansk, wounding five people, including a 2-year-old girl. Six multi-storey buildings, an enterprise, an administrative building and 2 cars were damaged.
Ukrenergo reports that no electricity consumption restrictions are planned for Tuesday. It is recommended to use powerful electrical appliances from 10:00 to 16:00.
A unit of the Third Assault Brigade conducted a successful offensive in the Kharkiv region. The soldiers recaptured lost positions, destroyed an enemy subversive reconnaissance group and released Ukrainian prisoners from neighboring units.
The rating of the “Union of Sarah Wagenknecht” (BSW) in Germany has dropped to 8%, reaching its lowest level since June 23. The CDU/CSU bloc remains the strongest opposition force with 31% support.
Deputy Head of the OP Iryna Vereshchuk met with relatives of the captured military who are picketing near the Verkhovna Rada. They discussed the issues of exchanges and social protection of the families of prisoners.
In the occupied territories, the invaders are building a network of “SVO” museums in schools to brainwash children. The museums are funded by grants from the Putin administration and are mandatory for schools.
The SBU identified 29 members of the occupation “main department of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs” in the left bank of Kherson region. They were served suspicion notices under 8 articles of the Criminal Code, including torture, kidnapping and collaboration.
The Kyiv Zoo is launching pumpkin weekends. Every weekend in October, visitors will be able to watch the animals being fed pumpkins as part of the zoo's environmental enrichment program.
The Israeli ambassador reported a peaceful Rosh Hashanah celebration in Uman. Most of the 30,000 pilgrims will leave Ukraine over the next two days, with Israeli police helping to maintain order.
A 49-year-old woman and a 60-year-old ambulance driver were injured in Velentenske, Kherson region, as a result of a Russian drone attack. Both victims were seriously injured and hospitalized.
Syria has applied to join the BRICS, the country's ambassador to Russia has said. Earlier, Turkey and Azerbaijan applied for membership, and in 2024, the UAE, Iran, Egypt, and Ethiopia joined the organization.
Flash floods and landslides have hit parts of Bosnia and Herzegovina, killing at least 16 people. Rescuers are searching for survivors in flooded areas where roads and bridges have been destroyed.
Ukraine's Prosecutor General commented on Putin's visit to Mongolia, calling it an attempt to set a precedent for other countries to sign the Rome Statute. Kostin emphasized that international justice continues to work.
An emergency power outage has occurred in Enerhodar due to problems outside the city. The cause of the outage is unknown.
Starting from October 1, medical institutions will not receive payments for unverified patients. The NHSU will continue to finance the treatment of children under 18, even if their data has not been verified.
Over the last day, 67 combat engagements took place in various sectors of the frontline. The most intense fighting took place in the Pokrovsk sector, where the occupants made 15 attempts to attack Ukrainian positions.
Teremky and Hippodrome metro stations in Kyiv have reopened for passengers. Train traffic has resumed as usual, and the damaged rolling stock has been sent for inspection and repair.
In her memoir, former US First Lady Melania Trump spoke out in favor of women's right to abortion. Her position contradicts the views of her husband Donald Trump, who has been promoting abortion restrictions in the United States.
Due to a technical malfunction of the rolling stock, Teremky and Hippodrome metro stations in Kyiv are temporarily closed for entry. Specialists are working to repair the damage and restore normal train traffic on the Blue Line.
The 123rd Brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces is conducting an internal investigation into the death of the commander of the 186th Battalion, Ihor Hryb. The journalist reported that the commander committed suicide after the battalion retreated from Vuhledar.
The presence of the North Korean military in the Donetsk region is due to the poor quality of ammunition from the DPRK. russia is increasingly dependent on the supply of ammunition from North Korea for various types of weapons.
The SBU, together with other law enforcement agencies, is conducting security measures in Sumy. The goal is to prevent threats and improve the safety of citizens in the context of Russian aggression.
Explosions occurred in the city of Kherson. The city and regional authorities have not yet provided any comments on these incidents.
Almost $6 million in cash was found on the person of the head of the Khmelnytsky Regional Center for Medical and Social Expertise. She was served with a notice of suspicion of illicit enrichment, a sanction that provides for up to 10 years in prison.
In the Dniprovsky district of Kherson, the occupiers attacked civilians from a drone. Three people were injured - a 55-year-old man and two women aged 65 and 70, who sustained explosive injuries and shrapnel wounds.
The project of the Great Russian Encyclopedia, announced by Putin as a replacement for Wikipedia, has stopped working due to lack of funds. The materials will be transferred to Ruvica, and the staff has not been paid since December.
