Ukrainians can now apply for a deferral from mobilization at CSAPs, as well as through the Reserve+ application. On the first day, almost 4,000 applications were submitted, and over 720,000 deferrals were automatically extended.
Preschool institutions will join the digital system "Mriya", which will allow educators and parents to monitor children. This new direction, "Mriya Doshkillia", has been approved by the government to create a unified digital educational ecosystem.
On October 20, the "Servant of the People" faction will hold a Coordination Meeting with government representatives. They will discuss priority areas of state policy.
Ukrainians can now contact their mobile operators to block spam numbers. The new rules came into force on October 2, and thousands of numbers have already been blocked.
On September 26–28, IT Arena 2025, the country's main tech event, took place at Arena Lviv stadium, gathering over 6,000 participants from nearly 40 countries to discuss innovations, network, and present new products.
Over 2,200 Ukrainian schools have connected to the educational application "Mriya," created for modern and convenient management of the learning process. Since its launch, over 8 million grades have been entered and more than 1.9 million homework assignments have been sent.
Ukraine and Estonia signed a memorandum on joint projects in digitalization and cybersecurity on October 9 during the Tallinn Digital Summit. The document provides for the creation of an AI Accelerator, the launch of an AI sandbox, pilot EdTech projects, participation in international cyber exercises, and the exchange of experience in data management.
The artificial intelligence model SKAI has gained voting rights on the board of directors of Kazakhstan's sovereign wealth fund, Samruk-Kazyna. The system has been trained on the fund's internal documents since 2008 and operates on the Al Farabium supercomputer.
The President of Poland signed a law on the extension of funding for Starlink terminal subscriptions in Ukraine. This technology is critical for maintaining communication in hospitals, schools, and frontline regions.
Minister of Digital Transformation Mykhailo Fedorov announced the launch of the Ukraine Phoenix Tech Fund with a volume of €50 million. The fund will provide Ukrainian technology companies with capital, strategic support, and access to an international network.
Over three years of the state program "eOselia", more than 20,000 families have purchased their own housing for almost UAH 35 billion. The program is most popular among military personnel and law enforcement officers, who make up 51% of participants.
According to the Minister of Digital Transformation of Ukraine, schools from all over Ukraine are connecting to the system - offline meetings are held if necessary.
Ukraine will cooperate with the largest research institute in the Netherlands, TNO, to develop breakthrough military technologies. The Brave1 cluster signed a memorandum of partnership, engaging thousands of scientists and engineers.
IT Arena 2025, which will take place on September 26–28 at "Arena Lviv," will gather over 6,000 participants from nearly 40 countries. The event, partnered by Favbet Tech, will present new solutions, startups, and discuss trends on five stages, including the new Defense stage.
A new service for applying for basic social assistance has been launched in Diia, which will replace five different payments. This pilot project is designed for two years, and the government is working to make it permanent.
As of September 15, 2,500 Diia. City residents have been registered in Ukraine. In the first 8 months of 2025, they paid almost 20 billion hryvnias in taxes to the budget.
The Brave1 cluster has successfully completed final tests of kamikaze attack drones with a range of 40+ km, capable of overcoming enemy electronic warfare. This opens up a new level of striking the enemy far behind the front line, as reported by Deputy Prime Minister Mykhailo Fedorov.
Ukraine aims to become one of the top three countries in the world in terms of practical implementation of artificial intelligence by 2030. Minister of Digital Transformation Mykhailo Fedorov emphasized the importance of creating beneficial AI that solves real problems.
Mykhailo Fedorov announced a competition for universities to finance 70-80% of the construction of robotic laboratories. This is part of the Brave1 program, for which UAH 2.77 billion has been allocated.
More than 900 centers for studying the subject "Defense of Ukraine" are already functioning in Ukraine, where tactical medicine and drone operation are taught. This was announced by Deputy Prime Minister Mykhailo Fedorov, noting the modern equipment and methodology.
The educational application "Mriya" will remain free for all users, and from October 1, beta testing of the internal currency "mriyky" for schoolchildren will be launched in it. By the end of the year, 2.5-3 thousand schools are planned to be involved in "Mriya", currently there are more than 2 thousand.
Google is investing $1. 5 million in the modernization of the Ukrainian digital educational product "Mriya". The funds will be used for AI integration and platform expansion for schools, kindergartens, and universities.
The eExcise system, which will track the circulation of excisable goods, is entering the final stage of development. A full transition is expected from November 2026, giving businesses 10 months to adapt.
Children of Ukrainian defenders can receive educational assistance for the 2024/2025 academic year through "Diia". Over 13,000 students under 23 years old are eligible for such support.
The Ministry of Digital Transformation and operators are working to expand coverage and improve communication quality. By 2026, all international and national roads will receive high-quality 4G connectivity.
The card is available through the "Diia" application and partner banks, the list of which will soon expand, Mykhailo Fedorov stated.
The Zoom platform has restored access for the education sector in Ukraine's frontline regions. The developer is working to restore access for all users in Zaporizhzhia, Kherson, Dnipropetrovsk, and Kharkiv regions.
The Minister of Digital Transformation of Ukraine is testing the idea of a paid service in "Diia" for changing passport photos. The cost of the service will be UAH 99, although some users are willing to pay more.
Testing of the e-Notary system has begun in the "Diia" application, which will allow notaries to work with a new electronic ecosystem. The first notarial services for citizens will become available in 2026.
The podcast "Zakryv Round" has been nominated for the "Slushno-2025" award in two categories. Public voting will last until September 5, and the results will be announced on September 30.
