The European Union has expressed regret over Georgia's adoption of a legislative package on “family values”. The EU calls on the country to reconsider these laws and return to the path of European integration.
Minister of Reintegration Iryna Vereshchuk has announced her move to the Office of the President of Ukraine. According to her, President Zelensky said that he needed her in the Office of the President as Deputy Head.
FT: Russia has developed plans to spend Rs 82 billion on critical electronics from India to circumvent sanctions. Moscow was considering investments in joint ventures to produce military electronics.
A fake document about punishment for relatives of mobilization evaders in Ukraine was posted on Telegram. The Center for Countering Disinformation denied this information, calling it a fake to create panic.
The Swiss Federal Council has decided not to cancel the special protection status S for Ukrainians until March 2026. This decision provides clarity for refugees, cantons, communities and employers for the next 18 months.
Ukrainian swimmer Anna Stetsenko has won a silver medal in the 100-meter freestyle in the S12 class at the Paralympic Games in Paris. This is her third medal at these Games, having previously won silver and bronze.
Yaroslav Denysenko and Maksym Veraksa won gold and silver medals in the 100m freestyle in the S12 class. Denysenko finished first with a time of 53.11 seconds, while Veraksa was second with a time of 53.64.
Police have detained a 40-year-old man suspected of shooting at the TCC post in Lutsk last week. A serviceman was wounded in the incident, and a pre-trial investigation under Article 348 of the Criminal Code is underway.
Futures for Arabica and Robusta coffee rose due to reduced inventories and dry weather in Brazil. Traders are watching the weather in Brazil, which may affect the yield next year.
The Russian military attacked civilian infrastructure in Yampil, Sumy region, injuring 4 civilians. Prosecutors are investigating the incident as a violation of the laws of war.
The German Chancellor announced the order of 6 IRIS-T systems for the Bundeswehr and 17 for Ukraine. By 2026, Ukraine will receive 24 IRIS-T systems of various configurations from Germany.
“The Defense Procurement Agency has signed a UAH 47 million contract for the purchase of ammunition with UNITED24 funds. This is the first such contract after the government authorized the use of these funds for defense procurement.
“Kyivpastrans announced a temporary suspension of the funicular in Kyiv on September 4 due to a power outage. The company apologized for any inconvenience to passengers.
The Ukrainian military is using FPV drones to scatter a thermite mixture over enemy positions. The burning temperature of thermite reaches 2500 degrees, which can destroy enemy equipment and ammunition.
The President of Belarus has signed a decree pardoning 30 people convicted of “protest crimes”. Among those pardoned are 7 women and 23 men, most of whom are fathers of minor children.
Vadim Filashkin, Head of RMA, announced the completion of the repair of the Second Donetsk Water Supply System. Water supply to Sloviansk, Kramatorsk, Druzhkivka and Kostyantynivka will be restored in full within 24 hours.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has offered to help rebuild Lviv after a Russian missile strike. Historic buildings in the city center were damaged, and the number of wounded increased to 64.
Microsoft has started disconnecting Russian companies from cloud services, including Microsoft 365 and Teams. The new sanctions affected all legal entities registered in Russia, except for multinational companies.
Kyiv-based RMA has handed over a Mara 2-P unmanned reconnaissance system to the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The Ukrainian-made drone can operate for up to 90 minutes, even in adverse weather conditions.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Prime Minister of Ireland Simon Harris have signed an agreement on support for Ukraine and cooperation. The document was concluded between the two countries, the President's Office reports.
Marketa Pekarova Adamova arrives in Ukraine and inspects the destruction in Lviv after the nighttime Russian attack. Ukraine asks the Czech Republic to facilitate the transfer of air defense systems and help build shelters.
NNEGC Energoatom denies information about an accident at the South Ukrainian NPP. The power unit's capacity reduction is due to the detected fault and difficult transient conditions due to hostile shelling of the infrastructure.
On September 4, Russian forces attacked Kherson region, injuring two civilians. In Kindiytsia, a 33-year-old man was injured by a drone explosion, and in Shyroka Balka, a 72-year-old man was wounded by an enemy drone.
The White House condemns the Russian missile attack on Poltava and promises to increase military aid to Ukraine. The US plans to strengthen Kyiv's air defense and may provide JASSM cruise missiles.
27-year-old Ukrainian runner Yulia Shulyar won a gold medal in the 400 meters in the T12 class at the 2024 Paralympic Games. She clocked 55.16 seconds, updating her personal best and beating her Turkish rival by 0.07 seconds.
The Ukrainian president said that Kyiv plans to hold the seized Russian territories as a lever for negotiations. Zelenskyy emphasized that Ukraine does not seek to keep these lands for itself.
Information about the alleged shooting of Ukrainian servicemen by representatives of the Russian Armed Forces appeared on Telegram. The Office of the Prosecutor General launched a pre-trial investigation into the violation of the laws and customs of war.
Yuriy Shengur and Andriy Trusov won gold and silver medals in the 100m backstroke in the S7 class at the 2024 Paralympic Games. Shengur finished in 1:09.51 and Trusov in 1:10.42.
The EU regrets that Mongolia has welcomed Putin, ignoring the ICC's arrest warrant. The EU supports the ICC investigation into the Russian-Ukrainian war and calls on countries to cooperate.
An operation is underway in the Red Sea to prevent an oil spill from a Greek tanker damaged by Houthis. The risk of a leak remains, which could lead to a large-scale environmental disaster.
