War in Ukraine
Zelenskyy enacted sanctions against 20 vessels, 29 individuals, and 29 companies linked to Russia’s military-industrial complex and Rostec. The restrictions also targeted 10 propagandists.
Little Nazar was born by emergency C-section after his mother was injured in a Shahed drone strike.
A Russian drone struck a locomotive near Yahodyn after the passengers had been evacuated. European officials, including Boris Johnson and David Petraeus, had been at the station some time before the attack.
On September 13, the enemy launched 323 attack UAVs, including 14 jet-powered ones. Air defense destroyed or suppressed 310 drones; 10 strikes were recorded.
Andrii Sybiha stated that Ukraine is interested in a Drone Deal with Poland. Kyiv is ready to share combat experience and develop joint production.
Russia struck the area of the Yahodyn–Dorohusk border crossing. Sybiha called for new sanctions and restrictions on the production of missiles and drones.
In central Ostrava, a group of Poles beat up a cyclist from Silesia, mistaking his cap for a Ukrainian flag. The victim contacted the police.
The U. S. president said that Ukraine's attacks on Russian diesel production are causing a global fuel shortage. He urged Zelenskyy to stop them.
The number of children under five in Russia has fallen to 6. 5 million, while the number of people aged over 65 has risen to 23.7 million. Intelligence services forecast a shortage of young professionals.
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.
The Foreign Intelligence Service of Ukraine reported that Lukashenko checked the combat readiness of the Interior Ministry troops amid fears of unrest. The security forces are preparing to suppress protests.
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.
The Ukrainian military struck UAV launch facilities in Donetsk, repeaters in the Kherson region and Crimea. A radar station and an equipment depot in the Bryansk region were also damaged.
Due to systematic attacks by the Russian Federation, the railway is changing routes and evacuating passengers. Delays have occurred on routes to Warsaw, Dnipro, and Zaporizhzhia.
Andrii Biletskyi, commander of the Third Corps, said it was possible to hold the lines in Donetsk region. He also announced improvements to the positions.
Russia struck the locomotive of a passenger train in Volyn, 2 km from the border with Poland. No one was injured.
According to the former British prime minister, Ukraine must inflict serious damage on Russian infrastructure, using drones and Flamingo missiles.
Astrologer Kseniia Bazylenko forecasts an active week with an intensification of issues surrounding power, finance, and negotiations. Ukraine may face international pressure and news in the defense sector.
Heating will start after three days with an average temperature of up to +8 °C, by decision of the local authorities. Communities are 79.2% ready.
In Ternopil, a Russian strike damaged transport infrastructure and an industrial facility. One person is known to have been injured.
HUR operators struck a key unit and the tanks of the "Slavyansk-EKO" oil refinery in Slavyansk-on-Kuban. A large-scale fire broke out at the facility.
A Russian “Kalibr” missile destroyed a tennis player’s apartment in Odesa. Two people were killed and 26 injured in the strike, including a child.
Russian drones attacked a gas station near the border with Poland, causing a large-scale fire. Trucks also caught fire; there are no reports of casualties.
On the night of September 13, drones attacked the Slavyansk Oil Refinery in the Krasnodar Krai. The plant supplies fuel to Russian military forces.
At night, Russia launched 453 attack drones and 4 S8000 “Band erol” drones at Ukraine. Air defense destroyed or suppressed 405 UAVs; there were impacts at 13 locations.
Over the past day, the Russian army lost 1,520 military personnel and equipment. Russia's total losses since the beginning of the invasion have reached approximately 1,506,900 personnel.
In the Seredyna-Buda and Krolevets communities, three adults and a six-month-old child were injured in Russian attacks. Police are documenting the crimes.
The Ukrainian soldier Roman died in Belgium, where he had been taken for treatment of burns. The body of the deceased was repatriated to Ukraine.
Dan Driscoll said that innovation could give Ukraine an advantage over Russia. He called DELTA superior to U.S. Army technologies.
People in the occupied territories risk being left without water in winter. Under the guise of providing assistance, elderly people are being persuaded to hand over their housing documents.