On August 11, Ukraine is expected to see a temperature drop to +21+27 degrees Celsius, and up to +32 in the south. Rains and thunderstorms will occur, with strong north-westerly winds forecast.
The Patrol Police of Kyiv provided advice for a safe vacation trip in one's own car. Recommendations include checking the technical condition of the car, resting before the trip, and observing traffic rules.
In Kyiv, from August 11 to 31, traffic will be partially restricted on Maksym Kryvonos Street due to repair work. Road workers of KP SHEU Solomianskyi District will begin repairs on the section from Preobrazhenska Street to Valeriy Lobanovskyi Avenue.
In Kyiv, the clearing of courtyards and streets from abandoned and damaged cars continues. In spring, about 1100 such vehicles were registered, most of which are planned to be moved by autumn.
A drunk foreigner in a Range Rover caused a major accident on Beresteiskyi Avenue, crashing into a truck and three other cars. A 31-year-old female passenger of the Range Rover was hospitalized with fractures, and the driver was detained.
The Ministry of Health of Ukraine reported that 24% of water samples at bathing sites do not meet microbiological standards. Of 104 samples taken, 25 were found to be contaminated.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's refusal after statements regarding territories risks angering Trump, who seeks a peace agreement.
Police found a video online where two 15-year-old teenagers in police uniform were dancing and singing to Russian rap. An administrative protocol was drawn up against the parents for improper performance of duties.
In Kyiv, UAH 1. 4 billion in real estate taxes were paid in January-July this year, which is UAH 411 million more than last year. In total, UAH 34.6 billion in taxes were received by the capital's budget during this period, which is 16% more than last year's figures.
Forecasters predict hot weather without precipitation in Ukraine on August 9. The daytime temperature will reach 23-33°, and at night 13-21°.
38 cases of the new coronavirus strain Stratus have been recorded in Ukraine. It demonstrates an increased ability to spread, but does not lead to a more severe course of the disease.
The High Court of England and Wales has issued an order for the arrest of assets belonging to Kostiantyn Zhevago, former owner of "Finance and Credit" bank. This occurred due to outstanding debt on stabilization loans provided to the bank before its insolvency.
The foreign ministers of Ukraine, Moldova, and Romania met in Chernivtsi. They agreed to institutionalize the "Ukraine-Moldova-Romania" format and named it the "Odesa Triangle."
A potential end to the war in Ukraine could solidify the Kremlin's control over part of the occupied territories. This sets the stage for a potential meeting between Trump and Putin, while Ukraine's European allies express concern.
The Kyiv prosecutor's office has filed a lawsuit to invalidate the contract for the reconstruction of the water supply network at the National Museum of the History of Ukraine in the Second World War. The reason is a conspiracy between three companies during the tender, which led to the illegal receipt of over 18 million hryvnias in budget funds.
A new memorandum allows the Pentagon to redirect weapons intended for Ukraine back to US stockpiles. This could lead to billions of dollars previously allocated for Ukraine being reallocated to replenish depleted US stockpiles.
Near Kyiv, the first heroic coffee festival "Filizhanka" was held in honor of the fallen warrior Artem Tyelebyenyev. The event raised 232,452 hryvnias for the rehabilitation of wounded soldiers.
The commander of an artillery battery and his deputy from Kyiv were notified of suspicion. They caused almost one million hryvnias in damages to the state through forged reports of combat missions.
The SAP (Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office) has filed a lawsuit with the High Anti-Corruption Court for the recovery into state ownership of part of the property belonging to a relative of former Minister of Agrarian Policy Vitaliy Koval. This concerns an apartment in Kyiv valued at over 9.3 million hryvnias; the lawsuit is ongoing.
Forecaster Natalka Didenko predicts mostly dry and sunny weather in Ukraine over the weekend thanks to anticyclone Ines. Air temperature will range from +25 to +33 degrees, with local rains in some regions.
NABU Director Semen Kryvonos asks the SBU to publish all materials regarding the involvement of two NABU employees, including Ruslan Magomedrasulov, in pro-Russian influences. One of the employees, Ruslan Magomedrasulov, has been detained on suspicion of treason.
In a private clinic in Kyiv, a plastic surgeon was notified of suspicion. He performed a breast lift operation on a patient despite detected tumors and without proper examination by an oncologist.
The IAEA mission for the first time assessed the substations powering Ukraine's NPPs, finding that attacks on the power grid threaten nuclear safety. Experts confirmed high risks due to continuous Russian attacks.
A local resident was detained in Kirovohrad region for transmitting data to the Russian FSB about the movement of military equipment and the location of strategic objects. He adjusted the missile strike on Kropyvnytskyi on July 28, 2025.
On August 8, a farewell ceremony will be held in Kyiv for Ukrainian journalist Viktoria Roshchyna, who died in Russian captivity. Numerous signs of torture were found on the body of the deceased, and the Prosecutor General's Office announced suspicion against the head of pre-trial detention center No. 2 in Taganrog.
August 8 marks the birthday of the refrigerator, patented by Albert Marshall in 1899. Also celebrated today are the Signal Corps Day of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, International Cat Day, and International Alliances Day.
The number of COVID-19 hospitalizations in Kyiv increased from 15 to 68 people in a month, 24 of them children. Staying in shelters increases the risk of infection, so doctors advise wearing masks.
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha announced the launch of a test railway connection between Kyiv and Bucharest. Two carriages are departing for Romania via Chisinau, returning to Kyiv tomorrow.
The foreign ministers of Turkey and Russia discussed the war in Ukraine and negotiations. Ankara confirmed its readiness to be a mediator in peace settlement.
The criminal proceedings against Oleksandr Zyma have been closed due to the absence of a crime, and no one has been notified of suspicion. The co-founder of Concord Bank plans to appeal this decision in court.
