Kyiv
Russia plans to intensify strikes on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure over the next six months. Serious negotiations are unlikely before 2027.
As a result of the Russian attack on Kyiv on September 8, five people were killed and another 35 were injured. All fires caused by the shelling have been extinguished.
Power outages have been reported in Mykolaiv and Kherson; the causes are being established. Trams are not operating in Mykolaiv, while trolleybuses are running autonomously.
At the Kyiv Perinatal Center, babies born at 22 weeks and later are cared for. Treatment can last 4–5 months.
The curfew in Kyiv region will run from 1:00 a. m. to 5:00 a.m. and will be synchronized with Kyiv. Security at gas stations will be strengthened, while mobile shelters will be installed at Ukrzaliznytsia stations.
A serviceman is suspected of firing 23 shots at the director of a Kyiv medical center. The victim is in serious condition; the motive may have been the death of the suspect’s wife.
China asked Ukraine not to launch strikes on Vladivostok during the Eastern Economic Forum. Kyiv agreed to refrain from attacks temporarily.
Ukraine and the United States have tentatively agreed on a meeting between Zelenskyy and Trump in September. The sides may discuss air defense and diplomacy.
Putin and Trump held a phone call after the special representatives' visits to Moscow and Kyiv. Putin also gave his "analysis" of the war in Ukraine.
As a result of Russia’s overnight attack on Kyiv, three people were killed and another 25 were injured. Rescuers are extinguishing fires in two districts of the capital.
Zelenskyy stressed that Europe must participate in negotiations on ending the war. He also stated the need for security guarantees and support for Ukraine's accession to the EU.
A university event in the capital's Darnytskyi district was held outdoors during an air raid alert. Police opened proceedings for official negligence.
Ukraine was ready to receive the American delegation by aircraft via Boryspil or Zhulyany. For security reasons, the United States chose to travel by train.
During the daytime attack on Kyiv, the Russians destroyed the premises of the "We Are Ukraine" and "We Are Ukraine+" TV channels. There are casualties.
Three people were killed and 16 injured in Kyiv after the Russian night attack. In the Shevchenkivskyi district, warehouse buildings caught fire again.
Air defense destroyed more than 30 cruise missiles and 90% of approximately 180 targets. The President stated the need for anti-ballistic missiles.
On September 9–10, it will be dry, sunny, and warm in Ukraine, with temperatures reaching up to +32°. On September 10, the wind will strengthen, helping to disperse the smoke in Kyiv.
Two people were killed and 16 injured in the overnight attack on Kyiv, with more than 50 facilities damaged. Rescue operations are ongoing at seven locations.
On September 9, the above-ground section of the Syretsko-Pecherska line will operate in test mode during a yellow alert. Full service is scheduled to begin on September 10.
Due to shelling, consumers in Kyiv and five regions remain without electricity. Ukrenergo has restored the external power supply to the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant.
Three people were affected at a market in the outskirts of Odesa; two sought medical assistance without hospitalization. A woman was wounded in the Dnipropetrovsk region.
Two people were killed and 10 others injured in Kyiv in the overnight attack. In the Kyiv region, a man was wounded, and homes and businesses were damaged.
The President announced new talks on the Freyja anti-ballistic system following the Russian night attack.
The train was stopped after a warning, and the passengers and crew were evacuated before the strikes. The aftermath of the attack was shown in a video.
On September 8, variable cloudiness and temperatures of 20–25° are expected in Ukraine. In Kyiv and the region, it will be sunny with no precipitation on September 7.
As a result of the attack on Kyiv on the night of September 8, two people were killed and seven injured. A warehouse is on fire in the Podilskyi district.
Six people were injured as a result of the Russian attack on Kyiv. Three were hospitalized, while three others received outpatient care.
A Russian attack caused a fire on the grounds of an educational institution in Kyiv. People became trapped in a residential building.
On the night of September 8, Kyiv came under a missile attack; at least five explosions were heard, and a residential building and a car were damaged.
Prime Minister Serhii Koretskyi instructed the capital’s authorities to ensure the operation of the metro amid the transport collapse. The decision must be implemented immediately.