Kherson Oblast
The occupation administration is not ensuring a stable electricity supply in the Kherson region. Due to the disruptions, people are losing access to water and heating.
The Ukrainian military struck a telecommunications hub, a command post, UAV and ammunition warehouses, and locations of Russian forces.
medvedev demands neutrality, a change in policy, and the transfer of the occupied territories to Russia. In the event of refusal, he threatened to continue the war.
Dozens of residents of the occupied city of Oleshky are trying to leave the city on foot, by bicycle and moped, risking their lives due to the lack of a safe route. Lubinets called for a humanitarian corridor to be provided.
The Defense Forces struck a base for attack UAVs near Donetsk. Command posts, a crossing, a repair base, and a Russian warehouse were also damaged.
In August–September, 41 Ukrainians returned through the "Mokrany—Domanove" crossing, including four children and five teenagers.
The occupation administration of the Kherson region does not have enough water tankers during power outages. Some of the tankers require repairs.
The OSCE called for humanitarian missions to be granted access to Oleshky and for a corridor to be opened. Around 2,000 people remain in the city without food, water, or electricity.
Papal envoy Matteo Zuppi held talks in Moscow on humanitarian issues related to the war. He also visited Ukrainian prisoners of war.
Four people were injured in the Kyiv region and one in Kharkiv. Strikes were also recorded in other regions, with infrastructure damage reported.
The main target of the strike was the energy infrastructure of Kyiv and the region. Five people were killed, including a child, and 14 others were injured.
More than a week after the voting, data is still missing on nearly 6 million voters in 21 regions of the Russian Federation and the occupied territories of Ukraine. Analysts link the delay to fraud.
Around 40 children remain in Oleshky, and 180 in the occupied territories of the community. Due to the shelling, there is a shortage of food, and aid is delivered by drones.
About 2,000 civilians in Oleshky have been left without sufficient food, water, and medicine. Ukraine delivered around 4 tonnes of aid by drone.
About 2,000 Ukrainians, including nearly 50 children, remain in Oleshky without food, water, or electricity. Aid is being delivered by drones.
Russia used more than 2,200 drones, 1,650 aerial bombs and 38 missiles over the past week. Four people were killed in Zaporizhzhia Oblast and Kyiv.
Sanctions have been imposed against 44 individuals involved in Russia’s illegal elections in the occupied territories of Ukraine. The data will be shared with partners.
People in occupied Oleshky are starving and forced to survive on grass and weeds. Sybiha called for assistance to be provided and for a safe evacuation to be ensured.
The occupation administration of the Kherson region plans to involve teenagers in weaving camouflage nets, sewing equipment, and soldering drones for the Russian army. The CNS reports the militarization of children.
21 people were returned to Ukraine: 17 directly from the occupied territories, and another 4 via Georgia and Moldova. Among them are three families from the Kherson region.
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.
About 2,000 people remain in occupied Oleshky without stable supplies of food and medicine. Sybiha called for pressure to be put on Russia.
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.
Putin's spokesman said that the Kremlin opposes a ceasefire and demands territorial concessions from Ukraine, its renunciation of NATO, and demilitarization.
Three boys and two girls aged 10 to 17 were returned to the territory of Ukraine under government control. The children are undergoing reintegration.
"United Russia" may receive 355 out of 450 seats amid the war, restrictions on the opposition, and voting in the occupied territories of Ukraine. The EU did not recognize these elections.
The UN documented almost 900 acts of sexual violence by Russian military personnel against Ukrainians, including 16 children. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs demands that those responsible be punished.
At a church in Lviv, a man attempted to disrupt a religious service and attacked a priest. He was detained and taken to a specialized facility.
Russia used more than 2,000 drones, 1,700 aerial bombs and 19 missiles over the course of a week. The strikes damaged civilian and critical infrastructure.
More than 6,000 people in Oleshky, including around 200 children, remain without food, water, or medicines. The Council of Churches is asking for help with the evacuation.