Explosions
Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha called on ICAO, airlines, and governments to avoid flying over Russia due to increased military activity. He added that Kyiv is exercising its inherent right to self-defense in accordance with Article 51 of the UN Charter.
Enemy attacks have injured ten people in Kyiv, while eight are known to have been injured in Dnipro. Several educational institutions and apartment buildings were also damaged in Dnipro.
Unknown perpetrators caused a short circuit at a substation in Bergheim, cutting power to five power units. Police are investigating a foreign connection and left-wing extremism.
A psychologist advises safely recovering after shelling through sleep, movement, breathing, and support from loved ones. If the condition worsens, help is needed.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs reports that 56 Ukrainians in the disaster zone are still missing. Search and rescue operations are ongoing.
The lawyer stated that SBU officers "abducted" Stepan Kaplunov. During a search in Kyiv on September 1, Defence Intelligence of Ukraine personnel were wounded.
A Russian attack damaged the buildings of the National University of Food Technologies. There were no casualties among students or faculty.
The President believes that the heads of the agencies involved should communicate about the shooting in Kyiv. Representatives of a unit of the Defense Forces were wounded and detained during the search.
On Wednesday, September 2, Russian occupiers attacked Dnipro. One person was killed, and at least six were injured.
Russian drones hit a university in Kyiv, where 160 students were sheltering. Russian strikes also damaged facilities in Odesa, Kherson, and the Kharkiv region.
During a search in a case following a foiled terrorist attack, an armed attack on an SBU group took place by the FSB. There are wounded. The attackers were detained; an investigation is ongoing.
In Kyiv, a building and a medical facility were damaged in a drone attack, and a fire broke out at an educational institution. 7 people were injured.
In Kyiv’s Shevchenkivskyi district, a Russian drone hit a six-story residential building. A fire broke out, and emergency services are heading to the scene.
Russia struck Ukraine's energy infrastructure. The most difficult situation arose in Odesa Oblast.
During the night, Russia launched 174 drones and four missiles at Ukraine. Air defense destroyed or suppressed 141 unmanned aerial vehicles; hits were recorded at 16 locations, including missile strikes.
Due to Russia's attack, traffic on Kyiv's red metro line was restricted, and a fire broke out in the Holosiivskyi district. Two people were injured in the Kyiv region.
Budanov said that systematic strikes on military targets in the Russian Federation would be carried out in response to the aggression. Ukraine allows pauses only for the sake of genuine steps toward peace.
Eight people, including a child, were wounded in Odesa in Russia's overnight strike. A residential high-rise building, offices, and two educational institutions were damaged.
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.
The deaths of 1,066 people have been confirmed in Nepal and Tibet, and around 4,500 people are missing. Among them are 56 Ukrainian citizens.
Jiroft Airport in Kerman Province was targeted in a new wave of U. S. strikes. Earlier, attacks near the Strait of Hormuz and islands were reported.
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.
Berlin held Moscow responsible for a drone carrying explosives near a Ukrainian aircraft in Leipzig. Germany will tighten controls\r for Russians.
The enemy attacked the Odesa region on the night of September 1, using attack UAVs, jet-powered drones, and guided aerial bombs. As a result of the Russian attack on the night of September 1, the main and auxiliary equipment of the Odesa CHP plant was damaged. Power supply disruptions began in Odesa that same day.
Homemade explosive and incendiary devices were found at a substation in Brandenburg. There are no casualties or power outages.
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.
An explosion at a district police station in Rivne claimed the life of the deputy head of the department, while three other law enforcement officers sustained serious injuries. The SBI is investigating the possibility that ammunition detonated due to violations of storage regulations.
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.