Sumy Oblast
In the Vorozhbyanska community, a teenager detonated an explosive device. He died in hospital from severe injuries sustained.
Kyiv and the region have been included among the territories at increased risk for business compensation. For residents, this does not introduce any new payments.
Following shelling of energy facilities, consumers in seven regions remain without electricity. No restrictions are forecast; restoration work is ongoing.
A Russian drone attacked civilians on the road between Khutor-Mykhailivskyi and Yampil. Three people were injured.
Russian shelling has cut off power to some consumers in six regions. Restoration is ongoing, and no electricity restrictions are expected.
Starting tomorrow, the curfew in Sumy region will last from 00:00 to 05:00. The measure is being reinstated after the completion of seasonal fieldwork.
Power outages were recorded in eight regions due to shelling and bad weather. No electricity consumption restrictions are forecast for today.
Due to the shelling, some consumers in four regions were left without electricity. An energy worker was killed in the Sumy region, and another was injured.
Over the next two days, rain and thunderstorms will cover the south, center and east. Daytime temperatures are expected to reach 16–23°C, and up to 27°C in the southeast tomorrow.
In the Seredyna-Buda and Krolevets communities, three adults and a six-month-old child were injured in Russian attacks. Police are documenting the crimes.
Russian drones struck railway facilities in Lutsk and Fastiv, and passengers were evacuated. The attack is ongoing, and train schedules may change.
Law enforcement officers have exposed Russian agents in several regions of Ukraine. They are suspected of guiding drones, transmitting coordinates, and high treason.
Some consumers in seven regions of Ukraine are without power due to hostilities. Energy workers are restoring the networks; restrictions on electricity supply are not expected.
Due to attacks on energy infrastructure, consumers in five regions remain without electricity. No restrictions on electricity supply are forecast.
The Russian foreign minister stated that after the war, all of Ukraine should become a buffer between Russia and the West. Moscow also rejects preserving the current government.
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.
Over the course of a week, 56 forest fires covering 84 hectares were recorded in Ukraine; 95% were caused by hostilities. The Kharkiv region was affected the most.
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.
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.
The President announced new talks on the Freyja anti-ballistic system following the Russian night attack.
Consumers in five regions remain without electricity due to shelling and bad weather. No consumption restrictions are expected on September 7.
Russian strikes damaged homes, warehouses, municipal and energy infrastructure in 13 regions. People were injured in Odesa, including children.
The share of air raid alert duration during shopping malls’ working hours reached 21. 8% in August, exceeding the July record. Sirens sounded most frequently in Donetsk and Sumy regions.
Russia struck Ukraine's energy infrastructure. The most difficult situation arose in Odesa Oblast.
Russian propaganda claimed the capture of Mohrytsia in Sumy region and circulated an AI-generated video. The 21st Brigade refuted the fake and published a video from the village.
Russia attacked Kyiv and 10 regions, including with jet-powered drones and ballistic missiles. Twelve people were killed, including an Indian citizen; dozens were injured.
Rain, thunderstorms and wind are expected in western Ukraine, while the south and east will remain dry and sunny. Up to +28° in Kyiv.
Due to shelling, consumers in six regions were left without electricity, while another four settlements were cut off by bad weather. No restrictions are forecast.
Following the Russian strike and the detonation of warehouses in Miliya, 38 people were killed, 20 were injured, and four went missing. Rescuers and bomb disposal experts continue their work.
In the village of Myla, 27 people were killed and dozens injured after a strike on a warehouse. More than 370 residents were evacuated, and proceedings were opened over negligence.