In Shostka, Sumy region, after enemy shelling, electricity supply has been restored in some houses, while in others it is supplied according to temporary schedules. Gas supply and mobile internet are almost fully operational.
The pre-trial investigation in the case of suspicion of MP Fedir Khrystenko of high treason and working for the Russian special services is ongoing.
From next year, movement in Kyiv during curfew will be possible with special passes. An information and communication system for managing digital passes will be created for this purpose.
A patrol police inspector in Cherkasy region is suspected of receiving 11,000 US dollars for assisting in obtaining a disability group for a deferment from mobilization. He was detained while receiving half of the amount; illegal acquisition and sale of ammunition were also documented.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy thanked Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof for his help and support after his visit to Kyiv. During the meeting, issues of defense, pressure on Russia, and political cooperation were discussed.
Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof has expressed support for using frozen Russian assets to provide a loan to Ukraine, despite financial and legal risks. He emphasized the need for risk sharing to enable swift action.
In Kyiv, during the 40th week of 2025, 9,480 new cases of influenza and ARVI were registered, including 398 cases of COVID-19. The incidence of COVID-19 decreased by 29.8%, but the number of hospitalizations increased to 113 people.
On October 6, in Kyiv, a wanted conscript was stopped by representatives of the TCC and the National Police. During the conflict, the man felt unwell and was hospitalized.
KMA Head Tymur Tkachenko announced the launch of transport movement during air raids and the clearing of Kyiv of abandoned cars. He also spoke about mobile shelters and electronic passes during curfew.
Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof stated the need to create new obstacles or shoot down Russian drones that violate the airspace of European countries. This issue was discussed at the NATO summit, where the Netherlands, along with 7 countries, including Ukraine, are helping Denmark.
The Director of the Department of Municipal Security of the Kyiv City State Administration has been notified of suspicion of official negligence. This is related to the procurement of special vehicles for Kyiv rescuers at an inflated cost, which caused damages of almost UAH 11 million.
A civil servant was detained in Kyiv for organizing a scheme to exclude conscripts from military registration. He offered complete removal from registration for $36,000 and a three-year deferment for $26,000.
On October 7, a cyclone with atmospheric fronts will cause rains in Odesa, Vinnytsia, Ternopil, and Khmelnytskyi regions. Air temperature will range from +9°C in the west to +21°C in the south and east.
Lithuania's new Prime Minister, Inga Ruginiene, made her first foreign visit to Kyiv. She honored fallen Ukrainians at the Wall of Remembrance.
The capital hosted the "Poruch. Fest" festival, which gathered over 200 Ukrainian defenders, veterans, and their families. The event became part of the MHP Poruch program, which provides comprehensive individual support to military personnel and their families.
In the capital, a minibus driver will face trial for throwing a grenade at another minibus due to a conflict with a fellow driver.
On Monday, October 6, temporary traffic restrictions will be introduced in Kyiv. This is due to security measures involving foreign delegations.
On October 6, most of Ukraine will be cloudy, with light rains and occasional fogs expected. Daytime temperatures will be 10-18° Celsius.
Yurii Ihnat, head of the communications department of the Air Force, reported that the Russians often use large combined strikes focused on one of the regions, as was the case in the Lviv region. The enemy uses various tactical methods and routes to carry out air attacks.
In Kyiv, three teenagers beat a 13-year-old schoolboy on a playground. The police drew up administrative materials against a 16-year-old boy for petty hooliganism, and protocols against the parents of the other two for improper upbringing of children.
Monday in Ukraine will be mostly cloudy and wet. Rains will pass in the west, in the rest of the territory - dense cloudiness or drizzle.
On Sunday, October 5, fog with visibility of 200-500 meters is expected in Kyiv and Kyiv region. Rescuers urge drivers and pedestrians to be careful.
On October 5, cool and wet autumn weather is expected in Ukraine, with rain in the south and east. Wet snow is possible in the Carpathians, and it will be dry but noticeably colder in the west.
As a result of the Russian shelling on October 4, which damaged critical infrastructure, the Shostka community will receive enhanced energy supply from October 6. 125 Invincibility Points have also been deployed in Shostka to support the population.
After the attack on Shostka railway station on October 4, 8 injured people are in medical facilities, two of them in intensive care. As a result of the strike, a 71-year-old man died, thousands of consumers were left without electricity and gas supply.
The court chose a pre-trial restraint for the Mercedes driver, suspected of beating a cyclist in Kyiv, in the form of detention for 30 days without the right to bail. The 44-year-old entrepreneur beat the cyclist unconscious for a remark about parking in the bike lane.
Due to security concerns, a number of suburban trains in Sumy, Chernihiv, and Lviv regions will temporarily not operate. This is due to damage to rolling stock as a result of enemy shelling in Sumy region, where the railway station in Shostka was attacked on October 4.
In Shostka, as a result of an enemy drone attack on the railway station, the body of a 71-year-old man was found in a train carriage. The criminal proceedings have been reclassified as a war crime that led to a person's death.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen stated that the EU will increase pressure on Russia after the attack on the railway station in Shostka. Russia attacked the station, hitting the Shostka-Kyiv passenger train, which resulted in about 30 casualties.
Ukrzaliznytsia is opening a new international route Kyiv – Bucharest, tickets for which are already available. The first trip is scheduled for October 10, which is part of a plan to increase the number of tickets for international flights to the EU.
