Two Belgian journalists were severely beaten in Beirut, accused of spying for Israel. The reporter suffered facial fractures and the cameraman was shot in the leg.
An accident with victims occurred on the Kyiv-Chop highway near the village of Koziova. A truck collided with two cars, which flew into a ditch, and the traffic is partially blocked.
A month after the Russian missile attack on Poltava on September 3, the death toll rose to 59. The Iskander attack also injured 328 people
Russia reported an attempted attack on the Kursk Nuclear Power Plant in Kurchatov. According to Russian sources, air defense intercepted a shell that fell 5 km from the plant, causing a fire. The plant itself was not damaged.
The PACE has adopted a resolution recognizing the Holodomor of 1932-1933 as genocide of Ukrainians. The document also emphasizes Russia's current genocidal intentions in its aggression against Ukraine.
The first recruitment center of the Ukrainian Legion has opened in Lublin, Poland, to recruit volunteers who are citizens of Ukraine. The center operates daily, conducts medical examinations and provides 35 days of training at a training ground.
The external independent audit of the NABU has started. Experts will assess the effectiveness of detectives' work, which is important for Ukraine to receive international financial assistance and EU membership.
The Kremenchuk Volunteer Defense Headquarters has developed extractors for removing fragments used by surgeons. Over 2.5 years, the volunteers have delivered more than 2,000 of these devices to Ukrainian medical professionals.
Ukraine has launched uResidency, an international digital product for registering a business by foreigners without a physical presence. The program is available for 4 countries and offers a 5% tax and automatic reporting.
An emergency outage has occurred at a Ukrenergo substation, leaving about 7,000 customers in Rivne without electricity. Power engineers are working to restore the power supply, the estimated time is 22:30.
At the Hamburg train station, the police blocked the tracks due to suspected infection with the Marburg virus in a medical student from Rwanda. Passengers had to leave the platforms.
After the Russian shelling, the 330 kV line supplying ZNPP was repaired. The plant now has main and backup power supply, but the threat of an accident remains due to the occupation.
The deputy ministers of Ukraine and France discussed priorities for assistance to the Ukrainian energy sector. These include equipment for repairs, gas turbines, generators, and projects to develop energy storage systems.
Russian journalist Ekaterina Gordeeva has won the Scholl Prize 2024 for her book Carry My Grief Away. The book contains stories of 24 characters, mostly from Ukraine, about the cruel reality of war.
The 18th-century Ukrainian boat has arrived at the Royal Docks in London after a 30,000-mile journey. Excursions and cultural events will be held on board for everyone.
Hamas claims responsibility for a terrorist attack in Tel Aviv that killed 7 people and wounded 16. The terrorist group named two attackers.
A section of a gas pipeline was damaged in the Dniprovsky district of Kherson as a result of Russian shelling. Part of the city was left without gas supply, and repair work was postponed due to intense shelling.
The Ukrainian Institute of National Remembrance plans to conduct search operations for the victims of the Volyn tragedy in the Rivne region in 2025. This is in response to a request from Polish citizens to search for and exhume the remains of their relatives.
Bohdan Kryl, a lecturer at Lviv Polytechnic, died in hospital from wounds sustained during a rocket attack on Lviv on September 4. He was the eighth victim of this attack.
There were 57 combat engagements in various sectors of the frontline over the last day. The most intense fighting took place in the Kurakhove sector, where the enemy attacked 12 times, as well as in the Pokrovske and Toretske sectors.
Andriy Sybiga met with Ararat Mirzoyan in Warsaw. They discussed bilateral relations, thanked him for his support of the Peace Formula, and invited the Armenian minister to visit Ukraine.
The Russian dictator signed a law allowing the defendants to sign a contract with the Defense Ministry and go to war in Ukraine. The law applies to people whose cases have been brought to court or whose sentences have not yet entered into force.
A car carrying traitor judge Vitaliy Lomeiko exploded in the temporarily occupied Berdiansk. The GUR reports that Lomeiko collaborated with the occupiers and was involved in the repression of Ukrainians.
Russian troops continue to attack the Kherson region. An elderly man on a bicycle was killed by shelling in Kherson, and a 61-year-old woman was wounded by a drone in Antonivka.
President Zelenskyy reports successful flight tests of a new Ukrainian ballistic missile. Ukraine has significantly increased production of munitions and drones, including a new long-range drone missile, the Palyanytsia.
The Israel Defense Forces claimed to have effectively intercepted a “large number” of 180 ballistic missiles fired by Iran. The U.S. also participated in the defense, detecting the threat and intercepting some of the missiles.
The IDF spokesman announced that Israel will continue its powerful strikes in the Middle East. He emphasized the effectiveness of air defense systems and warned of the consequences of an Iranian attack.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Youth and Sports of Ukraine condemned the statements of the IOC Vice President about the possible return of Russia to international sports. They emphasized the unacceptability of such proposals due to Russia's ongoing aggression against Ukraine.
Iran has temporarily suspended inbound and outbound flights at Tehran International Airport after launching a missile attack on Israel. This decision was made against the backdrop of a threat of retaliation from Israel.
Andriy Sybiga called for the lifting of restrictions on Ukraine's use of long-range weapons against military targets in Russia. He also emphasized the need to shoot down Russian missiles and drones over Ukraine.
