Olga Rozgon
Kyiv customs officers confiscated 19th-century cultural valuables bound for the United States and Estonia. No permits for their export were provided.
Germany and five other EU countries are demanding a substantial cut to the 2028–2034 budget. They also want to change spending priorities.
The last American troops will leave Iraq by September 30. Experts predict that Iran's influence will grow and warn of the risk of ISIS regaining ground.
The Ukrainian Armed Forces' amphibious robot covered more than 40 km by land and water, delivering provisions and ammunition to the military. The system was further developed with the support of Brave1.
France proposes using €4. 6 billion in Google fines to reduce countries’ contributions to the EU budget. The total penalties have reached €10.38 billion.
The production Lexus TZ450e delivers 308 hp instead of the previously announced 402. Its range reaches 507 km, and prices start at $64,050.
Russian acts of sabotage in the EU did not force countries to abandon aid to Ukraine. NATO calls for publicly blaming Moscow and increasing support for Kyiv.
Rubio stated that a foreign party was involved in the likely terrorist attack attempt near Fairford Base. Five Britons were released on bail.
The US is reportedly ready to ease sanctions and unfreeze Iran’s funds in exchange for concessions regarding its nuclear program. Trump called the reports false.
The State Migration Service has temporarily suspended the processing and issuance of international passports and ID cards due to a technical malfunction. The agency's website is also unavailable.
Russia attacked Ukraine with 124 strike drones throughout the day, including 86 jet-powered ones. Air defenses shot down or suppressed 86 drones.
Putin’s decree restricts the dissemination of data on oil refineries, fuel products, supplies, and customs statistics. The government will determine the list of products within 10 days.
Seven people were injured as a result of the strike on the "Dobrobut" medical center, six of them employees. The facility will not operate in the coming days.
russian intelligence services are creating fake websites of government agencies and media outlets to spread disinformation and steal Ukrainians’ data. The SBU urges people to remain vigilant.
Ukraine sees no prospects for a ceasefire agreement in the Black Sea in the coming months. Up to 30 million tonnes of agricultural produce may not be exported.
At least 117 people, including children, were injured in five Ukrainian cities as a result of Russian strikes.
On September 29, Ukraine will have dry and mostly clear weather, with temperatures reaching +20° during the day and up to +23° in the south. Fog is possible in the western regions.
Russian forces attacked a Ukrainian Railways enterprise in Zaporizhzhia. More than 10 employees were injured, three sustained serious injuries.
139 lawmakers supported lifting Prime Minister Péter Magyar’s immunity. The case is linked to a phone that he allegedly threw into the Danube.
The Council of the EU has added 10 individuals and 17 organizations to its sanctions list for the deportation and assimilation of Ukrainian children. Their assets will be frozen and they will be banned from entering.
Local budgets received UAH 269. 9 million in tourist tax revenue—23% more than last year. In four communities, revenues increased by 60%.
In Kyiv’s Shevchenkivskyi district, a drone struck an unoccupied residential building.
Venezuela’s acting president, Delcy Rodríguez, concluded her visit to the United States without any specific agreements or an election date. Experts predict that preparing for the vote will take at least 12 months.
Russia is attacking Ukrainian data centers and communications infrastructure. Based on the decisions of the Staff, steps have been identified to protect digital services.
Former MP and businessman Vadym Novynskyi obtained Serbian citizenship through a special procedure. In Ukraine, he is wanted on suspicion of high treason.
11-year-old Erika Kolesnichenko from Bila Tserkva won the national selection with the song "NOT a lullaby. " The contest will take place in Malta.
In September, Russia launched more than 2,730 jet-powered "Shaheds," of which over 1,500 were shot down or suppressed. Ukraine is scaling up interceptor production.
Railway cables were stolen in the Gelsenkirchen area, causing disruptions to the movement of around 300 trains. Police are investigating the theft.
Zelenskyy said that Putin is refusing negotiations and does not plan to stop the war this winter. Ukraine is preparing diplomatic pressure.
In Sviatoshynskyi District, UAV debris fell on the grounds of a kindergarten, with no fire or damage. In Shevchenkivskyi District, a drone struck an office building.