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Due to the intensified shelling in Sumy, kindergartens were advised to switch to remote mode. For parents who cannot leave their children at home, regular groups will be set up in kindergartens.

The Ministry of Justice is preparing a cassation appeal against the court decision that legalized the raider seizure of a part of the museum in Pyrohiv. The acting Minister of Culture stated that the data in the land cadastre was not true.

A retirement home suffered the most as a result of the missile strike on Sumy. Electricity supply has been restored and gas supply is expected to be restored in the near future.

Repair work has begun at the Hrebenne-Rava-Ruska border crossing point on the Polish-Ukrainian border. Traffic may be hampered until September 12, 2024, and it is recommended to use other checkpoints.

Cases of fraud against relatives of prisoners of war and missing persons have become more frequent in Ukraine. Cyberpolice provides advice on counteracting fraudsters and recommends referring to official sources of information.

Businessman Ihor Mazepa said that the NABU is turning into a 'pocket' body to persecute reformers. Experts point to political motives in the cases against Nemchynov, Solsky and other officials.

The Ministry of Defense is not working on the implementation of electronic summonses in the Reserve+ application. The deputy minister said that there is currently no legal basis for this and no relevant government orders.

The HACC has chosen preventive measures for two suspects in the case of the former Deputy Minister of Energy. One of them was placed under round-the-clock house arrest, the other was held in custody with the possibility of bail in the amount of UAH 7 million.

Ukraine has no specialized programs for women veterans, unlike the United States. Vitaliy Gersak warns that Ukrainian women veterans may become one of the most socially disadvantaged groups.

Experts of Kyiv Scientific Research Institute of Forensic Expertise identified the fragments of DPRK missiles after the strikes on Kyiv region. Experts are confident in the origin of the missiles, but cannot establish the date of their manufacture.

Despite the fighting near the key transit point, Russia and Ukraine intend to continue supplying gas to Europe through the Sudzha station.

ARMA officers arrived to inspect the Gulliver shopping center in a car with non-existent license plates. ARMA has no legal grounds to use cover plates, as it is not a subject of operational investigative activity.

Four officials of the Odesa City Council have been notified of suspicion for making 36,000 unauthorized changes to the ASC system. They face up to 6 years in prison for artificially blocking the electronic queue.

Ukrainian Armed Forces Chief Syrsky reported control over 1,000 square kilometers in the Kursk region of Russia. These are the areas from which Russia has been shelling Sumy region, having launched 2,100 attacks since June 1.

Former Deputy Energy Minister Oleksandr Heila, who was detained for taking a $500,000 bribe, was remanded in custody until October 8. The court set bail at 25 million riyals.

The Russian army continues to attack Donetsk region. In Kostyantynivka, a woman was killed, a man was wounded, and houses and infrastructure were damaged. A man was also killed in Toretsk.

The President of Ukraine announced the expansion of the 'eHouse' program, grants for business and education for young people. The programs include a reduction in the down payment for housing, financing for small businesses and support for university entrants.

During the day, Russian troops attacked Nikopol district with heavy artillery and kamikaze drones. A private house was damaged, but people were not injured, said the head of the Dnipropetrovs'k RMA.

A spokesman for the Tavria unit reported the movement of Russian troops from the Dnipro region to the Kursk region. This led to the intensification of hostilities on the left bank of the Dnipro River, the reasons for which are still being investigated.

The energy expert advises residents of apartment buildings to buy generators because of the inevitable blackouts. Even at zero temperatures, stabilization blackouts are expected for 2-3 turns during the heating season.

Russia is developing the Grom strike UAV with a maximum payload of 2000 kg. It can carry guided missiles, but experts note possible design problems.

A spokesperson for the Siversk military unit said that Russian attack UAVs were flying through Belarus. The situation on the border with Belarus is stable, but Ukraine is ready to defend itself, taking into account the experience of a full-scale offensive.

The Reserve+ app will have online recruitment, referral to the VLC, and online deferment features. The update will apply to parents with many children and full-time students.

In the Kursk region of the Russian Federation, the Sudzha gas metering station, which supplies gas to the EU, was damaged. Satellite imagery shows the destruction of the administrative building and the site with the measuring equipment.

The Ministry of Defense plans to introduce new features in the Army+ app: a training course and an electronic military ID card. There have already been 52 thousand successful authorizations in 51 military units using the app.

Russian troops use 40-50 guided aerial bombs daily against border communities in Sumy region. Evacuations from the border area continue due to the threat of shelling.

Kharkiv region plans to tighten curfew requirements for border and frontline areas. There has been a decrease in shelling, but the missile threat remains, and offline training is planned to resume in some areas.

Eduard Bagirov believes that the delay in the sale of Medvedchuk's yacht is a reason to change the head of the ARMA. The human rights activist suggests the possibility of agreements to delay the sale of the asset worth tens of millions of dollars.

According to the Ministry of Health, the number of COVID-19 cases in Ukraine increased from 2,000 in June to almost 12,000 in July. Despite this, the workload on hospitals remains low, with 2,500 patients in inpatient facilities.

Deputy Health Minister Ihor Kuzin has announced an expected increase in the incidence of COVID-19 in Ukraine in August-September. There are 10 subtypes of the coronavirus circulating in the country, but there is no risk of local quarantines.