Air raid alert
Iran launched a missile strike against Jordan. Jordanian air defenses intercepted 10 of the 13 ballistic missiles; three fell in remote areas.
In Vyshneve, Kyiv region, an attack UAV caused destruction and a fire in two townhouses. No fatalities have been reported preliminarily.
Since the beginning of September 1, 13 injured people have sought medical attention in Kyiv, and nine have been hospitalized. Two fires were recorded in the city.
A woman was injured in the Kyiv region due to UAV attacks; a house and warehouses were damaged. In Bucha district, rescuers are putting out a fire.
A drone strike on warehouse premises was recorded in the village of Chaiky near Kyiv. The relevant services are working at the site.
Zelenskyy said that Russian airspace is becoming dangerous because of drones. Ukraine has warned airlines, insurers, and partners.
On September 1, Russia attacked Ukraine with 99 strike drones, including 72 jet-powered ones. Air defense shot down or suppressed 82 drones.
According to the military expert, the intensification of the strikes is connected with the situation on the front and pressure on Ukrainians and Europe. Oleh Zhdanov also pointed to restrictions on drone production and mobilization in Russia.
The UPL has postponed the starting times of several matches in the 5th round of the 2026/27 season due to an increase in the number and duration of air raid alerts. The decision was made in view of the security situation.
The Verkhovna Rada showed the shelter and basement hall where MPs will work during air raids. The final format for voting has not yet been determined.
In Kyiv’s Podilskyi District, a drone struck a building at the level of the 14th–15th floors and caused a fire. Three people are in hospital.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that Russian attacks on infrastructure are intended to disrupt the start of the academic year. Eight people were killed in Kyiv on the night of September 1.
Air raid alerts were announced in Romania, Estonia and Latvia because of drones. NATO fighter jets were scrambled for monitoring; no incursion into Romania was recorded.
A fire broke out in a Kyiv high-rise building due to a Russian UAV attack. In total, eight people were killed and eight injured in the capital.
Russia attacked Kyiv and 10 regions, including with jet-powered drones and ballistic missiles. Twelve people were killed, including an Indian citizen; dozens were injured.
Damage and a fire were reported in the Ust-Luga port area following a UAV attack. It is one of the Russian Federation's key export hubs.
Russia launched 218 drones and missiles at Ukraine overnight, including ballistic missiles and "Zircon" missiles. Air defenses shot down or suppressed 199 targets.
The Russian attack on the night of September 1 claimed the lives of 8 people in Kyiv. Another 5 people were injured, including three children.
Russian drones hit the building and grounds of the "Orlivka" crossing, causing fires. Its operations have been temporarily suspended.
The strike on a railway depot in Kyiv claimed the lives of 7 people, including 6 Ukrzaliznytsia employees. One railway worker was injured.
Russia attacked the Kyiv region with missiles and drones. Three people were killed in Kyiv, at least nine were injured, including a child.
At night on September 1, Russia launched a combined attack on Kyiv using ballistic and cruise missiles. Four people were affected in the Solomianskyi district, including two children.
On the evening of August 31, Russian forces launched a massive attack on Odesa. Damage to infrastructure and disruptions to the electricity supply have been reported.
During an air raid alert, lawmakers will have 10 minutes to go down to the shelter. They plan to vote using QR codes from smartphones and tablets.
After air raid alerts, teachers are advised to begin the day with words of support. Stress can impair children's concentration, memory, and ability to learn.
The Kyiv Defense Council proposes easing the curfew and restrictions on movement across bridges during alerts. They also plan to change the operation of the metro.
Ankara has proposed a mechanism for the safe export of grain through the Black Sea and is discussing it with Kyiv and Moscow. The parties have not yet reached an agreement.
Tomorrow, 25,000 educational institutions will begin operating in Ukraine. In dangerous communities, mass events will be permitted only with due regard for safety.
Another "Aurora" center in the Kyiv region was destroyed in the Russian attack; employees were not injured. The Kyiv City State Administration warned of possible smoke in the capital.
The police advise going to a shelter immediately during an air raid alert or following the two-wall rule. Do not hide near gas stations, in elevators, or in basements.