Kharkiv

Russian troops attacked Kharkiv and districts of the region. The shelling on September 21 killed two people and injured 22, including three children. Houses, cars and infrastructure were damaged.

Over the last day, 217 combat engagements took place, most of them in the Kurakhove sector. The enemy launched 5 missile and 73 air strikes, firing 5,300 times. The Ukrainian Armed Forces repelled numerous attacks in different directions.

As a result of an enemy air strike on three districts of Kharkiv, 15 people, including two children, were injured. Eight victims were hospitalized, most of them are in moderate condition.

russian troops conducted an air strike in three districts of Kharkiv. The attack injured 8 people, including two children. Criminal proceedings have been opened for violation of the laws of war.

There were 190 combat engagements in the frontline. The intensity of hostilities remains high in the Pokrovsk sector.

As a result of the russian shelling of Kharkiv, 7 people were injured, including three children. One person was hospitalized, four received light shrapnel wounds, and a 12-year-old boy suffered an acute stress reaction.

Four people, including a 10-year-old child, were injured as a result of rocket attacks on Kharkiv. The medical facility near where the attack took place continues to operate, and no significant damage was reported.

Kharkiv Mayor Igor Terekhov reported three enemy strikes on the city. Two of the attacks took place in Shevchenkivskyi district and one in Kyivskyi district, and there is preliminary information about the victims.

An explosion occurred in Kharkiv, as reported by the head of the Kharkiv RMA, Oleh Syniehubov. He called on residents of Kharkiv and the region to take shelter because of the occupiers' attacks, and earlier the Ukrainian Air Force reported the launch of enemy aerial bombers.

The Russian military struck Kharkiv with FAB-250 guided missiles. Three men were injured, a business and an administrative building in two districts of the city were damaged.

In Odesa, a 4-year-old boy fell out of a 5th floor window, sustaining numerous injuries. The police are investigating the incident under articles on negligent bodily harm and malicious failure to fulfill parental responsibilities.

The volume of the illegal cigarette market in Ukraine is UAH 6. 65 billion. State budget losses are estimated at UAH 23 billion, and 69% of illegal products are sold in 6 regions.

Over the last day, 123 combat engagements took place, 40 of them in the Kurakhove sector. The enemy attacked in various parts of the frontline, Ukrainian troops repelled most of the attacks, and the situation remains under control.

Three people were injured in the attack by Russian troops on Kharkiv on September 20. The hits of the anti-aircraft missiles were recorded in Slobidskyi and Osnovianskyi districts of the city.

In Kharkiv, Russian anti-aircraft missiles were spotted in the Slobidskyi and Osnovianskyi districts. According to preliminary reports, two people were injured in the attack.

Russian troops shelled Kivsharivka and Ivashky in the Kharkiv region. The attacks killed two civilians and injured five others with varying degrees of severity.

Russian troops attacked Kharkiv twice with guided aerial bombs, the city's mayor Igor Terekhov said. Explosions were heard in the city, details of the strikes and possible consequences are being clarified.

RMA Chairman Sinegubov called on residents of Kharkiv and the region to stay in shelters because of the Russian occupiers' attacks.

In Kharkiv region, 467. 7 hectares are on fire, including 324.7 hectares of forests. The authorities are stepping up security measures: they are preparing evacuation plans, increasing firefighting supplies, and banning the storage of combustible materials near forests.

In Balakliya, Kharkiv region, 1168 hectares of forest are burning, and there is no threat to settlements. In the Poltava region, near the village of Mala Pereshchepyna, some fire centers are being extinguished after a large-scale fire was localized.

Russian troops shelled a farm in Shestakove, wounding two people. A number of attacks were recorded in Kupyansk and Chuhuiv districts over the day, damaging buildings and infrastructure.

There were 226 combat engagements in the frontline over the last day. The most active attacks took place in the Kurakhove and Pokrovske directions. Russian aviation conducted 18 strikes in the Kursk region, dropping 27 guided bombs.

There were 163 combat engagements in the frontline, the hottest spot was in the Kurakhove sector. The enemy conducted 61 air strikes, used 587 kamikaze drones and fired over 3,500 times.

The SBU detained two women who collaborated with the occupation administrations of the Russian Federation in Luhansk and Kharkiv regions. One was the “deputy director of a lyceum of the lPR”, the other worked in the occupation administration of Kupyansk.

The coming winter will be the most serious test for Ukraine due to Russian attacks on its energy infrastructure. The IEA predicts an electricity shortage of up to 6 GW and proposes measures to ensure energy security.

The SBU detained 5 executives of a Kyiv-based design institute for helping Russia restore damaged oil refineries. The cost of Russian “contracts” amounted to almost UAH 500 million.

Due to the damage to the energy infrastructure, power outages of up to 18 hours a day are possible in Ukraine in winter. Some areas may be left without heating.

The Brovary community in Kyiv region actively promotes the employment of internally displaced persons. Local authorities provide assistance with job search, housing and adaptation of displaced children in schools and kindergartens.

At night, the enemy shelled a power facility in Sumy region, cutting off power to Sumy and part of the region. Electricity consumption decreased by 4.3%, but Ukrenergo calls for economical use in the evening.

Russian troops attacked Kharkiv with S-400 missiles and KAB-250 bombs. Civilian objects in three districts of the city were damaged, including a school, a kindergarten and residential buildings.