Over 1,700 Educational Security Service officers are ensuring safety in Ukrainian schools, having conducted over 20,000 interactive lessons in September. They also assist students in emergencies, such as the rescue of a lyceum student in Chernihiv Oblast.
As a result of the night attack by the occupiers in Kyiv, four people died, including a 12-year-old girl, a nurse, and a patient of the Institute of Cardiology. Throughout Ukraine, over 70 people were injured, and two rescuers were also injured during the aftermath liquidation.
The process of obtaining a driver's license in Ukraine includes theoretical and practical training, as well as successful passing of exams. The cost of a theoretical course at a driving school is 6-7 thousand hryvnias, and a practical lesson is about 900 hryvnias.
The Government of Ukraine has supported the experimental project of the Ministry of Internal Affairs on biometric identification of deceased defenders, servicemen, and civilians. This will allow for prompt identification of individuals using fingerprints and facial images, utilizing the National Biometric Verification and Identification System (NBVIS) and the Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS).
The validity of the certificate can be checked by its series, number, and the car for which it was issued.
On September 23, Russian occupiers shelled the Nikopol district of Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, killing a woman born in 1954 and wounding three other women. The strikes caused fires in three settlements of the Nikopol district and in the Mezheva community of Synelnykove district.
On September 18, Ukraine repatriated the bodies of defenders who fell in the Kursk, Donetsk, and Zaporizhzhia directions. Investigators will conduct examinations to identify the repatriated bodies.
Ukraine has returned 1,000 bodies, which, according to the Russian Federation, belong to Ukrainian servicemen. Russia received 24 bodies of its fallen servicemen found in Ukraine.
The cyber police and the Main Service Center of the Ministry of Internal Affairs warn about fraudulent schemes for selling "fake" cars. The criminals offer attractive prices and forged documents, demanding quick payment for non-existent cars.
In the Kyiv region, rescuers spent over 10 hours extinguishing a fire covering an area of 17,000 square meters, caused by an enemy drone. Approximately 400 rescuers, over 100 units of equipment, two helicopters, a fire train, and four robots were involved in the firefighting efforts.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine denied information about an increase in traffic fines, calling it fake. Draft laws on changes have not yet been considered and adopted, so the amount of fines remains unchanged.
The Crimean Prosecutor's Office, together with the SBU, police, and SBI, reported suspicions against more than 50 citizens who voluntarily sided with the occupiers during the annexation of the Crimean Peninsula. Among the suspects are former Ukrainian judges, law enforcement officers, and top officials of the occupation administrations.
In the 2026 state budget, expenditures for the National Academy of Medical Sciences, the Ministry of Energy, and the Ministry of Community Development significantly increased. At the same time, expenditures for the State Property Fund, the State Space Agency, and the Ministry of Defense were reduced.
In Ukraine, as of September 12, the test questions for the theoretical driver's license exam, approved by the order of the Main Service Center of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, have been updated. The changes concern road signs, markings, basics of safe driving, and other provisions included in the tests.
Ihor Klymenko discussed with Megan Mobbs the issues of identification and repatriation of the bodies of fallen Ukrainian soldiers. The meeting also concerned expanding the capabilities of the Ministry of Internal Affairs experts and creating a National Bank of Biometric Data.
NABU detective Serhiy Nahornyuk caused a road accident in Ivano-Frankivsk region, driving at a speed of 200 km/h. Fake Ministry of Internal Affairs and SBU IDs were found in his car.
In Kyiv, a fire in a government building covering an area of over 1,000 square meters has been localized. In the Sviatoshynskyi district, firefighting and debris removal continue, where two people died.
The National Police are strengthening control over weapons circulation, especially grenades, through patrols and checkpoints. Weapons legalization has been introduced, which has allowed for the seizure of over 11,000 units.
Mykhailo Stefanishyn, despite journalistic revelations, plans to appropriate 1592 wagons, tanks, and platforms, notes Borys Kushniruk. The "KAMparitet" consortium has already received four valuable assets from ARMA, including the House of Trade Unions.
Minister of Internal Affairs Ihor Klymenko has appointed Serhiy Naumenko as his new deputy. Naumenko will be responsible for protecting the state border, leading the National Guard, and developing aviation security.
The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine adopted a number of personnel decisions on September 1. Deputy Ministers of Internal Affairs, Youth and Sports, Justice, as well as the Deputy State Secretary were appointed.
The Cabinet of Ministers has published a resolution that allows female local council deputies to leave Ukraine. The exception applies to those who hold positions in local self-government bodies.
On September 1, the 2025/2026 academic year began in Ukraine. The first lesson is dedicated to honoring fallen defenders, and security is provided by 1600 officers of the Educational Security Service.
President Zelenskyy announced the first testimonies from the suspect in Andriy Parubiy's murder. Investigative actions are ongoing to establish all circumstances of the crime.
President Zelenskyy stated that work on the investigation into the murder of former Verkhovna Rada chairman Andriy Parubiy is being conducted around the clock. In Lviv, an unknown man shot the politician five times as he was returning from the gym.
The funeral of Andriy Parubiy, murdered on August 30, will take place on September 2. The farewell will begin at St. George's Cathedral, followed by a city-wide ceremony at Rynok Square.
Glovo is ready to cooperate with law enforcement in the investigation of the murder of MP Andriy Parubiy. The shooter who killed the politician was wearing a Glovo uniform.
Police are on the trail of the killer of People's Deputy Andriy Parubiy, who was shot dead in Lviv. The shooter was seen on cameras, he was dressed in a Glovo uniform.
A video has emerged of Andriy Parubiy's murder in Lviv. A man with a Glovo bag shot the former Verkhovna Rada chairman in the back and fled.
Former Speaker of the Verkhovna Rada Andriy Parubiy was shot dead in Lviv. The assailant, dressed as a courier, fired 7 shots, then fled on a bicycle.
