Explosions
As a result of Russian attacks on Kyiv on September 3, 13 people were injured. Six, including a child, are in city hospitals, and the air raid alert continues.
In Saratov Oblast, General Nikolai Varpakhovich, who is suspected of ordering strikes on Lviv, Kryvyi Rih, and “Okhmatdyt,” was shot.
The president said that the strike on the American plant was a signal to the United States. According to him, the enemy attack is a clear Russian signal to America.
In Kyiv’s Darnytskyi district, the number of people injured has risen to six; four have been hospitalized. In the Holosiivskyi district, a 9-story building caught fire.
Following the shooting on September 1 in Kyiv, an SBU employee and a HUR serviceman were notified of suspicion. The disappearance of an RVC fighter is also being investigated.
For the eighth day, Russia attacked the capital region with jet-powered drones: 8 people were injured in Kyiv and the region. In Dnipro, one person was killed and 8 were injured.
PET warned about Russian plans to disrupt defense deliveries to Ukraine in Denmark. Possible methods include arson and recruiting citizens.
Due to the acute shortage of "air-to-air" missiles, Ukrainian F-16s sometimes rely solely on guns. Weapons supplies are being rationed.
The DIU warned of an unfolding campaign to discredit military intelligence. The statement came after an incident involving the SBU in Kyiv.
In the Sviatoshynskyi district, a shooter hit the 71-year-old clinic director more than 20 times. The victim was hospitalized, and the attacker is being sought.
Russian strikes damaged homes, warehouses, municipal and energy infrastructure in 13 regions. People were injured in Odesa, including children.
A shooting occurred in Kyiv’s Sviatoshynskyi District, and one man was injured. The KORD special unit was involved in detaining the shooter.
The SBU stated that a serviceman had contacts with Russian special services and had been tasked with eliminating Ukrainian military personnel. During investigative proceedings, a shooting occurred; the SBU called it an unacceptable phenomenon.
A U. S. Coast Guard plane carrying Markwayne Mullin made an emergency landing in Washington after an engine failed and caught fire. There were 14 people on board.
As a result of Russia’s nighttime attack, Odesa, the Kyiv region, and the Khmelnytskyi region were among those affected. The number of injured is approaching two dozen, including three children.
Seventeen people were injured in Odesa during the overnight attack, including three children. Apartments on the 10th–17th floors of a building and cars were damaged.
KINEF in Russia’s Leningrad Region completely halted processing after two units were damaged by UAV attacks. The plant accounts for 7% of refining in Russia.
The enemy attacked Odesa overnight on September 3 and damaged a high-rise building. Eight people were injured; medical assistance is being provided to those affected.
The book festival at the Expocenter of Ukraine (VDNH) has been postponed due to the security situation in the capital. The organizers are planning a larger program in the spring.
Debris fell on an enterprise in Khmelnytskyi district, setting a truck and a warehouse on fire. The driver sustained shrapnel wounds to his back.
As a result of a Russian drone strike in Rivne region, a house and an outbuilding were destroyed. Four people experienced an acute stress reaction.
Russia attacked Ukraine with drones: a fire broke out in the suburbs of Khmelnytskyi, and two people were injured in Vinnytsia region. Air defense is operating in Kyiv.
A video of a clash and shooting between the SBU and representatives of the DIU in Kyiv is circulating online. The sides describe the circumstances of the incident differently.
russia has ramped up production of drones capable of speeds of up to 600 km/h. Intercepting them requires more expensive air defense systems and aircraft.
The Prosecutor General’s Office and the SBI are investigating a shooting between SBU and HUR units in Kyiv. Zelenskyy said personnel decisions may be made.
A Russian drone struck the Odesa–Dnipro train at a station of the Prydniprovska Railway. The passengers were evacuated in advance; there were no casualties.
The Cabinet of Ministers and Kyiv authorities are preparing changes to the curfew and movement rules. The decision may be approved as early as tomorrow.
The EU approved €6. 1 billion in defense funding for Ukraine, including air defense. Member states also promised additional resources, but provided no details.
A 17-year-old Ukrainian girl and an 18-year-old Ukrainian man sustained minor injuries during an explosion near the train station in Augsburg. The causes of the incident are being investigated.
A Russian jet-powered UAV attacked the Rivne region on September 2. A house and an outbuilding were damaged, and three people sustained minor injuries.