Over the past week, the enemy fired 75 times at 26 settlements in Chernihiv region, 296 explosions were recorded. In one day, Russians fired at 6 villages in 3 border communities using artillery, mortars and drones.
In Kindiytsia, a suburb of Kherson, two people were injured by enemy shelling after 13:00. A man born in 1964 and a woman born in 1968 sustained mine-blast injuries and shrapnel wounds and are receiving medical assistance.
Explosions are heard in the Dniprovsky district of Kherson as a result of an enemy attack from the temporarily occupied left bank. Residents are advised to avoid open spaces and move to safer places.
Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski says he is ready to shoot down Russian missiles over Ukraine. He considers it legitimate self-defense.
The Budget Committee recommended approving draft law No. 11417 on increasing budget expenditures by UAH 500 billion. The main sources of funding are: spending cuts, additional domestic government bonds, and over-execution of taxes.
Russia launches a missile attack on Kyiv, damaging an Islamic cultural center. Zelenskyy condemned the attack, saying that Russia despises spiritual values and is waging a war against humanity.
Russia launched a massive missile attack on Ukraine using North Korean missiles. Kuleba called on partners to lift restrictions on Ukraine's self-defense and on Asian countries to increase military aid.
Russian troops shelled 7 settlements in Donetsk region. A total of 2246 attacks were recorded, 15 civilian objects were damaged, 5 civilians were killed and 11 were wounded.
The enemy attacks resulted in power outages at substations and consumers in Kharkiv region. Overhead lines were damaged in Donetsk and Poltava regions. The situation in the power system remains difficult.
Electricity consumption in Ukraine is declining but remains high. Due to the August 26 attack, restrictions are in place, imports from 5 countries are planned, and 563 settlements are without power due to hostilities and other reasons.
As a result of the Russian missile strike on Kyiv, damage to civilian infrastructure was recorded in 6 districts of the city. Three people were injured, the boiler room of an educational institution, residential buildings and cars were damaged.
Before the start of the school year in Kyiv, the windows of two schools in Shevchenkivskyi and Sviatoshynskyi districts were damaged by a rocket attack. Utility workers promptly repaired the damage, and the educational process in these schools began.
The oil depot in Proletarsk, Rostov region, Russia, is reported to be out of the open after a drone attack. The fire lasted for more than two weeks, and there is no official confirmation of its complete extinguishment.
Svyatoshyn metro station in Kyiv has resumed operations after a missile attack by Russia. The glass cover was damaged and the exit was restricted, but passenger transportation was ensured. Over 5,300 people took shelter in the subway at night.
As a result of the rocket attacks on Kharkiv from August 30 to September 1, 27 people, including 7 children, were hospitalized. Three adults are in serious condition, one is in extremely serious condition, and the children are in satisfactory condition.
In Donetsk region, firefighting continues in the Holy Mountains National Park, which destroyed 1,500 hectares of forest. Since the beginning of the Russian invasion, 9.5 thousand hectares have been burned in the park, and the damage is estimated at UAH 16 billion.
At night and in the morning, Russians fired 22 times at Sumy region. 80 explosions were recorded, and 18 civilians were wounded in the Sumy community as a result of a rocket attack.
Three people were injured in the morning rocket attack on Kyiv. One was treated on the spot, two were hospitalized in Kyiv medical facilities, said KCMA chief Serhiy Popko.
A Russian missile hit an educational institution in Sumy, where a children's rehabilitation center is located. The building was damaged, 18 people were injured, including 6 children. Rescuers are eliminating the consequences of the attack.
Russian troops launched a combined missile attack on Kyiv. Debris fell in several districts, damaging buildings and causing fires. Two people sought medical assistance, one was hospitalized.
President Zelensky thanked teachers and defenders for the opportunity to study in Ukraine. He emphasized that working schools and universities are proof of the resilience of the Ukrainian people.
Russian troops attacked Kharkiv at night and Kupyansk in the morning, where a woman was killed. During the day, 4 districts of the region were shelled, 7 people were wounded, and residential buildings and infrastructure were damaged.
Ukraine's Air Force destroyed 9 ballistic and 13 cruise missiles and 20 Shahed drones during a nighttime Russian attack. The enemy launched 58 aerial targets across several regions of Ukraine.
The shelling of Kharkiv with Iskander and S-300 missiles injured 50 people, including 7 children, 2 medics and 2 rescuers. A shopping center, public places and the Sports Palace were damaged.
The building of the Islamic Cultural Center was damaged as a result of rocket fire by the enemy in Kyiv, Refat Chubarov said.
There were 182 combat engagements in the frontline, most of them in the Pokrovsk sector. The enemy launched 4 missile and 71 air strikes, firing over 4,500 times. The Armed Forces operation in the Kursk region continues.
Air defense forces shot down an enemy missile over the Cherkasy region. The falling debris set fire to dry vegetation in an open area, and the fire has been extinguished. There were no casualties.
Two Shahed UAVs were destroyed in Mykolaiv region. The enemy attacked Kutsurubska community with FPV drones and artillery, damaging four houses in Solonchaky village, no casualties.
A tiger attacked a female tamer at the Dreamworld theme park in Australia. The victim suffered deep cuts to her hand and was taken to the hospital, where she is in stable condition.
The enemy attacked Kyiv region with missiles and UAVs. Air defense forces shot down the targets, but the debris caused fires and damage to private homes and cars. There were no civilian casualties.
