Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine

One person died and nine were wounded in the shelling of Odesa region. Residential buildings, an educational institution and an enterprise were damaged, and psychologists from the State Emergency Service provided assistance to 15 victims.

As a result of the Russian strike on Zaporizhzhia, 4 people were killed and 18 wounded, including children. Rescuers continue to search under the rubble, and there is information about people who are not in touch.

The Cabinet of Ministers has approved a pilot project to strengthen security in schools with more than 200 students. The project provides for physical security, lighting, and access control on the territory of educational institutions.

The Minister of Internal Affairs announced that the facts of disability granting to law enforcement officers will be checked. All those who received a disability during the war will undergo a second VLC and MSEC.

The deputy minister of the Ministry of Internal Affairs reported on the difficulties of accounting for weapons at the front and their uncontrolled spread. The government is taking steps to control the situation, and the parliament has passed a law on trophy weapons.

According to the National Police, there are 1. 4 million weapons in Ukraine, of which more than 750,000 are registered in the Unified Register. By the end of January, information about weapons will be available in the Diia app.

By the end of January, the Diia app will allow users to view information about their own weapons. The digital permit will completely replace the paper document.

The Cabinet of Ministers has approved the procedure for providing military personnel with hygiene products and medical examinations. Women will receive gynecological and mammological examinations, and men will receive urological examinations.

NABU Director Semen Kryvonos insists on creating his own expert institution to conduct independent examinations. The lawyers' community is against it because of the risks of manipulating evidence.

Ukrainians have submitted about 476,000 applications for weapons permits through the Unified Register. Law enforcement agencies have already made more than 461,000 decisions to grant the relevant permits.

The Ukrainian veterans' team won 188 medals at the Strong Spirit's Games in Madrid. The Ukrainians competed with teams from the United States, Estonia, Ireland, and the Netherlands in 5 disciplines.

Law enforcement officers eliminated a Russian X-59 missile in Sumy region that fell in a field but did not explode. The missile was more than 6 meters long and weighed about a ton, its warhead was separated and destroyed.

The Security Council discussed the protection of energy facilities and preparations for winter. The President announced the decision to strengthen air defense against the Shahed and certain types of missiles.

Three administrators of the Interior Ministry service center in Kyiv are suspected of interfering with the electronic queue to speed up car registration. Their accomplice helped re-register cars with forged documents for an additional fee.

An indictment against three ex-Berkut officers for the murder and injury of protesters on February 20, 2014 in Kyiv has been submitted to the court. They are charged with abuse of power and premeditated murder.

The Register of Persons Missing in Special Circumstances contains more than 59,000 people, of whom 49,000 are wanted. There are 1769 children among the missing, and there are 20 National Police search centers.

Police exposed a fraudulent scheme to sell non-existent charging stations in Nikopol. The scammer demanded an advance payment of UAH 5000, deceiving at least 7 people. Tips on safe online shopping are provided.

In the Chernihiv region, police evacuated a mother and 8 children from a damaged house under enemy fire. Despite the danger, the family was taken to safety, and no one was injured.

Ukraine's Interior Minister Ihor Klymenko discussed security issues and areas of cooperation at the G7 meeting. He spoke about the work of the Ministry of Internal Affairs during the war, including the elimination of the consequences of shelling and the documentation of war crimes.

Russian troops struck 7 times in Zaporizhzhia. As of 19:00, there are 1 dead and 32 wounded, including 3 children. Multi-storey buildings, private houses and infrastructure were damaged.

The Government of Ukraine has allocated UAH 2. 5 billion of a Japanese grant for energy, demining, and transportation. The funds will be used to purchase equipment for the Ministry of Energy, the State Emergency Service, and the State Agency for Infrastructure Restoration.

The head of the NBU department, Pavel Poliarush, threatened a Belarusian volunteer while driving drunk. Social media demanded a response from the NBU and the Ministry of Internal Affairs, as well as the dismissal of Poliarush.

As a result of a bombing attack by Russian aviation on Kharkiv, 5 people were injured. Residential buildings and an outbuilding were damaged, and a fire broke out in the private sector and a forest belt.

Fraudsters send out fake letters from commercial courts about the collection of funds. Attachments contain spyware to gain remote access to devices.

A Russian airstrike on a geriatric boarding house in Sumy killed 1 person and wounded 13. The Office of the Prosecutor General opened a criminal investigation into the violation of the laws and customs of war.

A Russian shell hit a geriatric nursing home in Sumy, where 221 people lived. Ombudsman Dmytro Lubinets called it an act of terrorism, urging the world not to remain silent about Russia's crimes against Ukrainians.

A Russian strike on a nursing home in Sumy killed 1 person and wounded 12. 147 people were evacuated from the building, and the technical and 5th floors were partially destroyed.

On September 19, security measures in schools in Lviv will be tightened due to terrorist threats. Mayor Andriy Sadovyi said that the police would check everyone entering educational institutions.

The Telegram channel was spreading fakes about possible terrorist attacks in Lviv schools. The channel, which was administered from Russia, was blocked after gaining more than 2,500 subscribers.

A morning air strike on Sumy set 10 civilian cars on fire in a parking lot near residential buildings. The blast wave smashed windows and damaged the facades of the buildings, and rescuers extinguished the fire.