Martial law
On September 15, the world marks the International Day of Democracy, established by the UN in 2007. In Ukraine, its development is complicated by martial law.
Wounded military personnel retain their financial support and may receive 100,000 hryvnias during treatment. Delays arise because of documents and orders.
Ukraine successfully tested another interceptor and used it to hit a Shahed. The system’s control still needs further refinement.
Fedorov was hired as an adviser to the foundation without a competition, with a position created for him, and the next day he was submitted for reservation. The Temporary Investigative Commission appealed to the NACP.
The Russian city of Taganrog, home to important defense-industry enterprises and a military airfield, has effectively been left without air defenses. The Russian Federation is concentrating its systems near Moscow and the residences of the leadership.
Kostiantyn Humeniuk replaced Anatolii Kazmirchuk as commander of the Medical Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Previously, he was the chief surgeon of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
The Ministry of Education and Science recommends that schools determine in-person, blended, and remote learning scenarios depending on the security situation. The transition between formats should be planned in advance.
Zelenskyy said that the development and testing of new drone interceptors had been accelerated. Funding for the work has already been secured.
The Verkhovna Rada committee recommended a bill introducing fines of up to UAH 34,000 for vehicles exceeding noise limits during martial law. A vote may take place this week.
Denys Prokopenko stated that Russia may deploy its mobilization reserve in northern Ukraine. In October, the enemy may resort to mechanized breakthroughs.
The foreign ministers of Ukraine and Estonia discussed the front, diplomacy, air defense, and defense cooperation. Estonia reaffirmed its support for Ukraine and its accession to the EU.
In the occupied territories, Russians are holding exhibitions about collaborators and war participants, involving children and forcibly involving students. The CPD reports the militarization of young people.
Restrictions apply in the border zone to entry, residence, and work. Some citizens need permission from the State Border Guard Service; decisions are made within 10 days.
Russian drones struck railway facilities in Lutsk and Fastiv, and passengers were evacuated. The attack is ongoing, and train schedules may change.
Ukraine has provided the United States with a list of needs to strengthen its defenses, including air defense. The Ministry of Defense called for continued military support amid Russian attacks.
Law enforcement officers have exposed Russian agents in several regions of Ukraine. They are suspected of guiding drones, transmitting coordinates, and high treason.
Zelenskyy said that Ukraine would respond to strikes on the energy system in winter. He called for negotiations, an energy truce and exchanges.
Military personnel who went AWOL and are abroad can submit a report via "Army+" by June 12, 2026. They must arrive at their unit within five days.
The SBU detained a resident of Slavuta who was collecting the coordinates of Ukrainian military facilities for Russia. He faces up to 12 years in prison.
Members of Parliament propose continuing plenary sessions in the shelter at 5 Hrushevskoho Street after 10 minutes of an air raid alert. Voting will be electronic.
The Lithuanian military said that the Gerbera drones were heading toward a Ukrainian city but changed course because of Ukrainian electronic warfare. Lithuania is strengthening its air defense.
Ukraine and the United States are working to resume negotiations after the elections in russia. Possible agreements include energy and grain exports.
Canada plans to produce millions of drones over the next two years and transfer a third of its output to Ukraine. The exact quantities and models have not yet been determined.
Canada will finance the purchase of American interceptor missiles for Ukraine through the JUMPSTART mechanism. The type and delivery timeline have not yet been disclosed.
Starting September 10, buses will run through Kyiv during curfew hours—from 1:00 a. m. to 5:00 a.m. The service interval will be about an hour.
In August, annual inflation in Ukraine rose to 8. 1%, while prices increased by 0.1% over the month. Fuel prices saw the sharpest increase.
In the Kyiv region, a 19-year-old FSB agent from Mykolaiv who was planning to kill an activist was detained. Three pistols with silencers were seized from him.
Teachers can arrange a deferment in "Reserve+" without certificates or visiting an Administrative Services Center. The system automatically verifies employment and workload data.
An unemployed resident of Chuhuiv district passed the coordinates of Ukrainian Armed Forces positions in the Vovchansk direction to the Russians. He faces up to 8 years in prison.
Russian attacks damaged warehouses and logistics centers belonging to food retail chains in Kyiv and other cities. Authorities said it was a systematic strike on supplies.