Kyiv
NMU ordered repairs worth over UAH 420 million from "Green Trading. " Auditors and journalists uncovered possible price inflation and violations.
Following shelling of energy facilities, consumers in seven regions remain without electricity. No restrictions are forecast; restoration work is ongoing.
Russian strikes damaged the Berestyn railway station and infrastructure in Kyiv. Some trains are delayed by up to eight hours or are being rerouted.
Zelenskyy thanked the U. S. Congress for Lindsey Graham's bill on sanctions against Russia. He called pressure a condition for ending the war.
The number of people injured in Kyiv as a result of the Russian attack has risen to 18. A lyceum and the facade of a building were damaged in the Dniprovskyi district.
Russia's nighttime missile and drone attack on Kyiv injured 16 people, including two children. Residential buildings, facilities, and infrastructure were damaged.
Twelve people were injured in Kyiv as a result of Russia’s overnight attack, including two children aged 10 and 12. Nine were hospitalized.
Four people were injured, including a 10-year-old girl, as a result of Russia’s massive attack on Kyiv. Buildings were damaged in three districts of the capital.
On the night of September 17, Kyiv was attacked with ballistic missiles; monitors counted at least 12 launches. Water supply problems arose on the Left Bank.
In Kyiv, the facade and windows of a four-story university building were damaged as a result of an enemy attack. A fire covering 5 sq. m was extinguished; there were no casualties.
Major Paul Wilks was killed in a road accident in Ukraine on September 12. The British serviceman was 40 years old; the accident occurred far from the front line.
As a result of the Russian attack, the Olena Zelenska Foundation’s warehouse burned down in Kyiv. Humanitarian aid was destroyed; no people were injured.
A warehouse belonging to "Kvartal 95," containing sets and costumes, burned down in Kyiv due to a Russian drone attack. No people were injured.
Kyiv expects Moscow to provide a list of facilities and details of a possible cessation of strikes on energy infrastructure. The agreement is not currently in effect.
A requiem service for Georgiy Gongadze and deceased media workers was held at the Church of St. Nicholas on the Embankment. Since the beginning of Russia's invasion, at least 156 journalists have been killed.
Russian occupiers attacked train No. 122, but thanks to the evacuation, no one was injured. Bus transfers will be arranged for passengers.
In Ukraine, they plan to increase the number of “Phantom” vehicles and expand their operation to Lviv and Dnipropetrovsk regions. In Kyiv, over six days they recorded 7,012 speeding violations.
Investigators believe that the scheme's participants seized UAH 137. 5 million during the delivery of 60 railway cars donated free of charge to Kyiv by Warsaw. Seven people were served with notices of suspicion.
77% of Ukrainians believe that armed resistance should continue after Russia's attacks on the energy infrastructure. 12% support any demands by the Russian Federation.
In Kyiv, drone debris fell in three districts, setting a garage and five cars on fire. A total of 12 people were injured, one of whom died in hospital.
Sunny warmth of up to +26°C will persist in Ukraine through September 20. Rain and a drop in temperatures to +10…+17°C are expected from September 21.
A man who was hospitalized in serious condition after Russia’s morning attack has died in Kyiv. Eight other people were injured.
On the morning of September 15, Russia attacked Kyiv with drones, injuring six people. The strikes caused smoke at a gas station and damaged a non-residential area.
During the night of September 15, drones struck a gas station in Kyiv’s Darnytskyi District and a warehouse in Obolonskyi District. A man was seriously injured.
Kostiantyn Humeniuk replaced Anatolii Kazmirchuk as commander of the Medical Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Previously, he was the chief surgeon of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Power outages have been reported on Kyiv’s left bank and in the Holosiivskyi district. The lights also went out in the metro; the cause is unknown.
The Ministry of Education and Science recommends that schools determine in-person, blended, and remote learning scenarios depending on the security situation. The transition between formats should be planned in advance.
Ihor Ilyin died from severe wounds after an assassination attempt in Kyiv. He was shot at least 23 times, and a serviceman was served with a notice of suspicion.
Starting September 15 at 9:00 a. m., 18 traffic lights in central Kyiv will stop traffic for the minute of silence. Public surface transport will also stop.
The Verkhovna Rada committee recommended a bill introducing fines of up to UAH 34,000 for vehicles exceeding noise limits during martial law. A vote may take place this week.