Корецький Сергій Федорович
The funds from the Council of Europe Development Bank and Italy will be allocated to eRecovery certificates. Approximately 2,200 families will receive new housing.
The government will reallocate over UAH 50 billion from the reserve for payments to military personnel and their families. The funds are promised to be paid on time and in full.
The Cabinet of Ministers has postponed non-priority expenditures and is awaiting funds from partners. Of the 42 government decisions, 17 have been implemented; the rest are promised to be completed by October 15.
The Register has opened all 43 categories of claims for damage caused by Russia's aggression. 195,000 claims have already been submitted, with more than 65,000 entered into the Register.
Russia attacked energy infrastructure and other civilian facilities in 11 regions of Ukraine. The government is awaiting an assessment of the damage and the timeframe for restoration.
Communities appointed 1,300 accessibility officers and expanded accessible routes. Prosthetics conditions were adapted for complex amputations.
The funds will be directed to backup environments, cloud infrastructure, and equipment. This is intended to speed up the restoration of systems after attacks.
Preferential gas prices for households and heat suppliers will remain unchanged until March 31, 2027. The government is preparing a new tariff policy.
Prime Minister Serhii Koretskyi guaranteed that pensions and the salaries of medical workers and teachers would be paid on time. Non-critical expenditures may be suspended until assistance from partners arrives.
Prosthetics under the state program remains free of charge, and the time required to receive a prosthesis is up to 90 working days. UAH 385 million will be allocated to barrier-free routes.
Prime Minister Serhii Koretskyi and U. S. Chargé d’Affaires in Ukraine Paul Houston discussed air defense, weapons production, and protecting the energy sector. They also discussed LNG and risk insurance.
The government has retained the monthly additional payment of UAH 2,600 for 23. 6 thousand teachers in 614 schools. UAH 731.1 million has been reallocated for the payments.
A Russian drone struck an agricultural enterprise in Stara Hnylytsia: 7 people were killed and at least 10 others were injured. Attacks also continued in Kyiv and Odesa.
The government has expanded support for the defense industry. Enterprises will receive up to UAH 500 million in loans at an annual interest rate of 5–10%.
Sumy region will receive UAH 107 million to restore a facility that provides heat to nearly 160,000 households. Kherson region will receive UAH 50 million for protection of eight facilities.
As a result of the nighttime attack on Kyiv and 13 regions, four people were killed and 11 injured. Businesses, warehouses, the railway, and energy infrastructure were damaged.
At the red level, patients and medical personnel are transferred to shelters, but emergency care does not stop. Emergency medical services operate continuously.
The government supported the creation of a center within the National Guard to recruit foreigners and stateless persons. It will assist candidates through to training.
Prime Minister Serhii Koretskyi announced a reduction in vacant positions and an analysis of duplicated functions in government bodies. The digitalization and training of civil servants will also be reviewed.
Kyiv and the region were included in the high-risk zones, while compensation was extended to fuel, transport, equipment, and leased property.
The Cabinet of Ministers submitted the 2027 budget draft to the Verkhovna Rada, with expenditures of UAH 7. 2 trillion and a deficit of UAH 1.623 trillion. UAH 4.885 trillion is allocated for defense.
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.
Lesia Karnaukh was relieved of her duties as acting head of the State Tax Service. The Ministry of Finance must submit candidates for a new head or acting head to the government
Serhii Koretskyi described the state of public finances as close to critical. The government is asking the Verkhovna Rada to adopt the necessary bills by October 15.
The World Bank will provide Ukraine with $841 million backed by Canadian guarantees as part of the PEACE in Ukraine project. The funds will be allocated for pension payments.
The prime ministers of Ukraine and Lithuania discussed support for the energy sector, businesses, and veterans in Lutsk. They also discussed global food security, which Russia is undermining by attacking civilian shipping in the Black Sea.
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.
The government is preparing war-risk insurance worth $1 billion.
Serhii Koretskyi said that the winter would be difficult, but Ukraine had prepared resilience plans and three response scenarios.
Gas stations are testing a system of automatic alerts about approaching Russian UAVs. It is intended to warn employees and visitors about the threat.