Terrorist attack
Seven people were killed in Russian attacks in Kyiv, including a 14-year-old boy. Twenty-five injured people are in hospitals, one of them in serious condition.
In Kyiv’s Solomianskyi district, four people were killed after a UAV strike, and a child was among the seven injured. In total, five Kyiv residents were killed on September 25.
NATO is strengthening intelligence sharing following a series of incidents likely linked to Russia. The Alliance considers a limited attack unlikely, but possible.
Danish intelligence expects more frequent and dangerous cyberattacks and acts of sabotage by Russia against the West and NATO. The risk of a limited attack is increasing.
In Jarosław, during Mass, a knife-wielding attacker killed a man and injured four people. Police detained a 31-year-old citizen of Ukraine.
Two people were killed and more than 40 injured in the Russian attack. A college was damaged in Kyiv; data centers were also hit.
In the Lublin Voivodeship, two freight trains crashed into concrete blocks on the tracks but did not derail. The police are investigating an act of hooliganism.
Kyiv's Central Railway Station was not damaged. Drone debris fell and strikes were recorded in the Holosiivskyi and Solomianskyi districts.
The President of Ukraine paid tribute to those killed at the site of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attack. At that time, 2,977 people from 90 countries were killed.
The SBU detained in Kyiv a resident of the occupied city of Melitopol who, on the FSB’s orders, was preparing an assassination attempt on a Russian opposition figure. She faces life imprisonment.
Czech police have increased patrols at railway stations and transport hubs amid reports of Russian hybrid attacks. Threat level B is in effect in the country.
Two residents of Lviv region are suspected of a terrorist attack near the Stryi Territorial Recruitment and Social Support Center, where a serviceman was seriously wounded. Two more IEDs were found in one of their homes.
In Kohat, a suicide attacker rammed a car into a police station, after which the attackers opened fire. 16 people were killed.
The bodies of nine women have been found in the Johannesburg area over two months. Police have formed a special task force and are investigating a possible link between the deaths.
The number of people injured in Kyiv as a result of the Russian attack has risen to 18. A lyceum and the facade of a building were damaged in the Dniprovskyi district.
Russian forces struck a nine-story building in Odesa. Three civilians, including a three-year-old child, were injured.
The US has charged five people with conspiring to carry out assassinations and sabotage in the US and Europe. The investigation links the network to Russian intelligence services.
The SBU detained a Russian agent in Izmail who was preparing to blow up an administrative building during rush hour. He faces up to 12 years in prison.
The US Department of Justice has charged five members of a network linked to Russian intelligence services. They are accused of financing terrorism and contract killings.
The NewsChopper4 helicopter crashed into a parking lot in Los Angeles while filming a traffic accident. At least three people were killed, and one person was seriously injured.
In the United States, several Russian nationals have been charged with plotting to kill a dissident in Washington. The names of those involved and the targets were not disclosed.
The first five months of the war cost the US $38 billion, and each subsequent month could add $2–3 billion. Inflation could rise in 2027.
The government submitted the 2027 draft budget to parliament with UAH 4. 885 trillion allocated for defense. More funds were also earmarked for education, healthcare, and business support.
In the Kyiv region, an unemployed woman who was supposed to blow up a car with an improvised device was detained. The woman was recruited remotely by Russian intelligence services.
Iranian media reported a strike on a commercial vessel near Qeshm Island. One person was reportedly killed and four injured.
According to "ATESH", Russian security forces are preparing for possible terrorist attacks at polling stations on September 18–20. The partisans warn of possible provocations.
Donald Trump said he would consider a request from relatives of those killed in the September 11 terrorist attacks to release additional materials. He promised to consider the decision after returning to the United States.
Gas stations are testing a system of automatic alerts about approaching Russian UAVs. It is intended to warn employees and visitors about the threat.
German investigators suspect Russian and Belarusian citizens of attempting to blow up a Ukrainian aircraft with a drone. One of them may be linked to the GRU
UAVs attacked the East-West oil pipeline after being launched from Maysan province. Saudi Arabia postponed its response pending Baghdad's investigation.