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Epitsentr and Karpaty defeated their opponents in regulation time, while Kryvbas overcame Zorya on penalties. All three teams advanced to the quarterfinals.
The Vasyl Kostyuk Foundation and Spadshchyna OUM, a youth organization, are working together.
On October 28, Ukraine commemorates the expulsion of the Nazis, although the fighting continued until November. The war claimed approximately 8 million lives.
Przemyśl suspended cooperation with Lviv over the decision to declare 2027 the Year of the UPA, Shukhevych, and Olzhych. It may be restored after the decision is revoked.
Ukrzaliznytsia has announced services on the Kyiv–Chełm, Kyiv–Przemyśl, and Dnipro–Przemyśl routes. The launch dates, timetable, and ticket prices have not yet been announced.
The State Bureau of Investigation notified a serviceman at the Lviv Territorial Recruitment and Social Support Center of suspicion of beating a mobilized man who died from severe injuries. The suspect was taken into custody.
Russian strikes damaged homes and enterprises in Chernihiv, Lviv, Odesa and Dnipropetrovsk regions. Three people were injured.
In Lviv, police are investigating thefts and fraud against three patrons of nightclubs. Seventeen searches were conducted, and digital evidence was seized.
In Volyn, one person was killed and eight injured as a result of Russian strikes; trucks are on fire. The State Emergency Service localized a minor ammonia leak.
Russian drones attacked Ukraine's western regions: one person was killed, at least 17 were injured, and 270,000 subscribers in Volyn are without power. Homes and businesses were damaged.
Slovakia will hold talks with Russia on October 25 and with Ukraine on November 5 in Lviv. Bratislava will not block the EU loan for Kyiv.
A downed enemy drone crashed in Malechiv near Lviv. Private homes were damaged, and three people were injured.
Russian attacks have reduced generation capacity and caused billions of dollars in damage to the energy sector. Ukraine is responding with imports and the development of distributed generation.
Oleksandr Petrovskyi died at the age of 18, reportedly having been killed in a motorcycle crash in the United States. A fundraiser is collecting $35,000 for his funeral and the transportation of his body.
Olena Rybalko, a former UPA liaison and doctor, died in Lviv on October 9 at the age of 109. The farewell ceremony will take place on October 12.
For women aged 45 and over, mammograms are covered by the Medical Guarantees Program once every two years, and for high-risk groups — annually. An e-referral is required for the examination.
The Czech government plans to allow Ukrainians with temporary protection to apply for work visas and employee cards. The number of places in humanitarian housing will be reduced from 20,000 to 10,000.
At Pidzamche station, a Lviv–Sokal diesel train collided with an electric locomotive. The driver was injured, and four passengers require assistance.
The authorities are preparing to reopen the skies, but without resolving aviation leasing issues, Ukrainian carriers may disappear. Their return should support the economy.
The remains of military personnel killed in the battles of September 1939 were discovered at Holoskivske Cemetery. Tags, medallions, and personal belongings were also found.
The Ukrainian Foreign Ministry has not received any notifications about foreign diplomatic missions relocating. The Guardian wrote about a possible evacuation to Lviv or Poland.
Diplomats are developing plans to evacuate embassies in the event of Russian strikes on foreign missions. Kyiv is experiencing a sharp escalation in the enemy's attacks .
In Lviv, OUN figure and veteran of the Galicia Division and the Ukrainian Insurgent Army Zenon Vrublevskyi has died. He survived captivity, Soviet camps, and arrest.
The Shevchenkivskyi District Court of Lviv found Viacheslav Zinchenko guilty of murdering Iryna Farion and sentenced him to life imprisonment. The court examined 30 volumes of the case file and held more than 80 hearings.
On October 1, a court in Lviv is scheduled to announce the verdict for Viacheslav Zinchenko in the case concerning the murder of Iryna Farion. He faces life imprisonment.
Due to strikes on energy infrastructure, regions of Ukraine and Kyiv were left without electricity. Dozens of trains are delayed, some by more than 12 hours.
Ruslan Stefanchuk said that Parliament will work at 5 Hrushevskoho Street. Deputies should continue working in the shelter during air-raid alerts.
Due to Russia's air attack, trains are delayed, including services to Uzhhorod and Przemyśl. The longest delay exceeds 6 hours.
Two Lviv residents registered Starlink terminals under the names of nominees for the Russian military. All illegally connected terminals were blocked.
The Zaporizhzhia–Przemyśl and Dnipro–Uzhhorod services are experiencing the longest delays—up to 11 hours. Ukrzaliznytsia warns that the timing is subject to change.