On August 29, Russian troops shelled 16 communities in Sumy region, with 198 explosions recorded. Artillery, mortars, air bombs, kamikaze drones and FPV drones were used, and three civilians were wounded.
A man was hit by a subway car at the Universytet station in Kyiv. Rescuers unblocked the victim, who had his leg amputated. Train traffic on the red line has been resumed.
According to a Wall Street Journal poll, Kamala Harris has a 1% lead over Donald Trump on the eve of the election. Harris receives 48% of support, Trump - 47%, with an error of ±2.5%.
There were 156 combat engagements over the last day. The enemy was most active in the Kurakhove (30 attacks), Kupianske (24 attacks) and Pokrovske sectors, where intense attacks continue.
Ukrainian swimmer Oleksandr Komarov won a bronze medal in the 200-meter freestyle in the S5 class. This is Ukraine's third medal at the 2024 Paralympic Games.
Petr Pavel believes that Ukraine has the right to attack targets in Russia using F-16s. He emphasized that Ukraine is defending itself against aggression in accordance with the UN Charter, and Putin can end the war at any time.
A passenger fell on the tracks at the Universytetskyi metro station in Kyiv. Train traffic on the red line is restricted, Teatralna and Universytetska stations are temporarily closed to the public.
Former MP Pavlo Rizanenko co-founded a company in Crimea after the annexation. His flight from Ukraine before the full-scale invasion raises questions about possible cooperation with the enemy.
The Cabinet of Ministers has named three international experts to audit the NABU. The audit should reveal the strengths and weaknesses of the bureau, which has been headed by Semen Kryvonos since March 2023.
Daniil Getmantsev stated that he had not violated his oath as an MP. Ukrainians reminded him of his ties to an FSB agent and accused him of destroying the country's business and economy.
ARMA has failed to evaluate and find a manager for the Flagman shopping center for almost 2 years. At the same time, the head of the agency, Olena Duma, is actively trying to gain control over the Gulliver Business Center, which raises suspicions of a selective approach.
The expert believes that the purging of Hetmantsev's people from the tax office is a warning from the authorities that they are not happy with him.
On September 15, Cherkasy will host the third RUN 4 VICTORY charity marathon. The funds raised will be used to support the 118th Brigade of the Theater of Operations, and participants will be able to choose a distance from 2 to 21 km.
WOG and the PRIDE community donated UAH 5. 8 million for 30 multi-channel electronic warfare devices for the National Guard. The equipment was handed over to three combat units on the front line to protect them from Russian drones.
Pavlo Rizanenko, a former MP from the 97th district, left Ukraine on February 2, 2022. He is associated with the Russian company VSMPO-AVISMA, against which Ukraine imposed sanctions in 2021-2022.
Thanks to philanthropists and international partners, Odesa Oblast has received 206 energy storage systems. They will ensure uninterrupted operation of hospitals, ASCs, boarding schools and rehabilitation centers for children.
The ARMA claims that the valuation of the City Mall assets has not been completed, but the appraiser claims that it has been completed. This is another scandal related to the ineffective leadership of Olena Duma at ARMA.
Chernigivske is launching a marketing campaign “Embroidering values for Independence Day".
Personnel purges continue at the State Tax Service aimed at reducing the influence of Danylo Hetmantsev, chairman of the Verkhovna Rada's tax committee. Acting Deputy Head of the State Tax Service Yevhen Sokur is the next candidate for dismissal.
The HACC extended the duties of former Minister Solsky until October 14, but allowed him to visit his parents. The case has been going on for 5 years, and the NABU plans to interrogate more than a thousand ATO soldiers, most of whom are at the front.
MP Yuzhanina calls for the appointment of professionals with an impeccable reputation to senior positions in government agencies. She criticizes the practice of “mutual responsibility” of the authorities in appointments, in particular in the DGF.
Oleksiy Tikhonov, an adviser to the deputy head of the Kyiv City Council, tried to force residents of a high-rise building to buy a solar power plant for UAH 2. 19 million. He suggested turning off the lights and elevators to make people “feel the apocalypse.
The SOCAR filling station chain has been subjected to a large-scale media attack in the media and social media. The research indicates that the campaign against the brand in the Ukrainian fuel market was ordered.
The head of the Odesa RSA visited a farm where corn seeds, popcorn and amaranth are grown. The region is also experimenting with growing rice and cotton on irrigated fields.
Baturyn hosted a celebration to mark the 15th anniversary of the opening of the restored Palace of Hetman Kirill Rozumovsky as a museum. The palace is a symbol of the Hetmanate and a popular tourist attraction.
Political analyst Ruslan Bortnik notes the trend of increasing acquittals in NABU cases with political overtones. The expert emphasizes the importance of the quality of the investigation and the evidence collected for the success of the trial.
ARMA officers replaced the cover plates with real ones on a BMW X5 following media reports. The National Police is focused on verifying the legality of the license plates on this vehicle.
Tetyana Hrechana was fired from her position as director of the Department of Taxation of Legal Entities of the State Tax Service. This was a defeat for Danylo Hetmantsev, the head of the Verkhovna Rada's tax committee, whose man she was considered to be.
Olena Duma, the head of the ARMA, declared a 2021 MAZDA MX-30 for UAH 235 thousand, although the market price is over UAH 700 thousand.
Hetmantsev, the head of the Verkhovna Rada's tax committee, said that platforms that facilitate crimes are accomplices. Users criticized his position, calling it “bullshit.
