In Holosiivskyi and Sviatoshynskyi districts of Kyiv, damage to non-residential buildings was reported as a result of rocket fragments falling. Operational services are heading to the scene to clarify information and provide assistance.
There were explosions in Kharkiv, as reported by Mayor Terekhov. An air raid alert has been declared in the city and the region. The exact location of the explosions - in the city or on the outskirts - is under investigation.
Explosions were heard in Kyiv and the suburbs. An air alert has been declared in the city and the region due to the threat of cruise missile launches, KCMA reports.
Telegram founder Pavel Durov was spotted on the Champs Elysees in Paris with a girl. He is under judicial supervision, cannot leave France, and must post bail of 5 million euros.
Ukrainian troops have completed the clearing of the Mala Loknya-Pohrebky line in the Kursk region of the Russian Federation. At the same time, Russian occupants captured Dolyna and advanced near Makiivka and Toretsk in Donetsk region.
The French president will meet with Hollande, Sarkozy and other politicians to discuss the candidacy of a new prime minister. The appointment is expected on Tuesday so as not to overshadow the start of the school year.
Ukrainian Paralympians won two gold medals on September 1. Oksana Zubkovska won the long jump, and Mykhailo Serbin set a world record in the 100-meter backstroke.
The President of Ukraine signed the NSDC's sanctions decisions against nearly 150 entities associated with Russia's aviation infrastructure. Sanctions were also imposed against collaborators.
Alexander Stubb assessed the situation in Ukraine as critical, but better than three months ago. He supported Zelenskyy's peace terms and declared his support for Ukraine “for as long as it takes.
Lviv AP School held a 96-hour online English lesson, setting a national record. The marathon was attended by 13 teachers and 35,000 participants, and raised funds for the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
The final report on the crash of the helicopter carrying Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi points to dense fog as the main cause. The helicopter crashed into a mountain due to severe weather conditions in the region.
Two Shahed-type drones were spotted in Kharkiv. One hit a private house in the Kyiv district, the other near an educational institution in the Sloboda district. There were no casualties.
The extreme right-wing AfD party won 32. 8% of the vote in the Thuringian Landtag elections, taking first place in Germany's first state elections. The CDU came in second with 23.6% of the vote.
Several explosions were heard in Kharkiv on the night of September 2. Russian “Shakedown” kamikaze drones were spotted over the city, and residents were urged to stay in safe places.
A petition to President Zelensky calling for a reduction in the mobilization age for men from 60 to 50 years old has received the required 25,000 votes. The petition was registered by Andriy Azarov on July 5 and is currently pending consideration.
On the evening of September 1, Russian troops shelled an educational institution in Sumy, where a child rehabilitation center and an orphanage are located. The attack injured 13 people, four of whom were hospitalized.
Last week, hackers hacked into DFS's communications systems, allegedly linked to Russian intelligence services. The attack did not affect air traffic, but the agency is taking steps to protect its systems.
The Ukrainian military is successfully resisting enemy attempts to advance deeper into the territory. Over the past day, 166 combat engagements took place, and the Ukrainian Armed Forces inflicted significant losses in manpower and equipment on the enemy.
On September 1, in the evening, the Russian military attacked Kherson using a drone. As a result of the attack, a 79-year-old man was wounded and hospitalized for medical care.
Russian troops attacked a child rehabilitation center and an orphanage in Sumy. The victims are being provided with medical aid, the consequences of the attack are being clarified.
The President said that Ukraine seeks to make more Russian military targets available for strikes. He thanked drone developers and diplomats who convince partners of the importance of long-range weapons.
NPC Ukrenergo has introduced emergency power cuts in Kyiv and 14 regions of Ukraine. The restriction schedules in these regions are temporarily not in effect, and restrictions are planned to be applied to all regions starting September 2.
Israel returns the bodies of six hostages, leading to mass protests. Demonstrators are demanding that the government take more active steps to free the remaining hostages, and trade unions are calling for a general strike.
A Mi-2 helicopter crashed during a training flight at the Kharkiv National University of the Air Force. Two crew members were killed, and a special commission of the Ministry of Defense is investigating the causes of the crash.
The DobroDiy Charity Exchange is asking for help in raising funds for the treatment of Kira, Arthur, Vladislav and Nazar. Timely rehabilitation increases the chances of recovery and improves the quality of life by 60-70%.
In Kupyansk, Kharkiv region, a Russian FPV drone attacked a car with three police officers. One policeman, Oleksandr Popovych, died from his injuries, and doctors are fighting for the life of the other.
Russian troops strike the town of Sudzha in the Kursk region of Russia. The Ukrainian military provides assistance to the remaining civilians by establishing water supply and medical care.
On the night of September 1, 2024, two enemy “shahids” were shot down over the Dnipro region. Russian troops attacked the Nikopol region using Grad multiple rocket launchers, artillery, and drones, and two people were injured.
The occupants shelled the village of Slatyno, Kharkiv district. Five people were injured, including a pregnant woman. A car, a house and the premises of an agricultural enterprise were burning.
On Saturday, the bodies of six hostages taken by Hamas on October 7 were found in the Gaza Strip. Among the dead was an American of Israeli descent, Hersh Goldberg-Polin, the White House said.
