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Lawmakers warn of corruption risks and micromanagement due to the new reserving rules.
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.
Kyiv schools will operate in person only under safe and sanitary conditions. In the event of prolonged outages of electricity or water, classes will be moved online.
The Ukrainian authorities said they had no information about an agreement with Russia. Trump announced it after new strikes on Kyiv.
Damage to an energy facility in the Kyiv region has worsened the energy supply situation in the capital. Disruptions to the water supply have also occurred.
Consumer prices in Ukraine rose by 2. 1% in September. Eggs saw the largest increase, rising by 43.6%, while sugar rose by 8.3%.
According to Gradus, 42% of Ukrainians do not have autonomous heating, backup electricity, or water supplies. Safety is the main reason for a possible relocation.
The President of the European Commission condemned the Russian strikes, which killed 78 people and injured 215. She promised Ukraine military, budgetary, and energy support.
IKEA stores in Denmark could become shelters or temporary hospitals during crises. Europe is involving businesses in civil preparedness.
The EU risks losing up to 14 billion cubic meters of gas this winter due to low storage levels and supply disruptions. This could drive up prices.
Vitaliy Klitschko urged Kyiv residents with relatives outside the capital to consider leaving temporarily. Kyiv is preparing backup heating and supplies.
Zelenskyy and Costa discussed Russian strikes, negotiating clusters, and the winter energy package. Ukraine received a €1.2 billion EU tranche.
Preferential electricity tariffs for households will not change during the 2026/27 heating season. The basic price is UAH 4.32 per kWh.
The capital's hospitals are receiving backup generators, supplies of fuel, water, medicines, and food. The work is expected to be completed by the end of November.
In Kyiv’s Obolonskyi District, UAV debris caused a car fire, and a woman’s body was found nearby. Power outages caused disruptions to the water supply.
The occupation administration is not ensuring a stable electricity supply in the Kherson region. Due to the disruptions, people are losing access to water and heating.
An expert warned of prolonged outages in Kyiv due to new Russian strikes on the energy infrastructure. At temperatures as low as +5°C, they may last 14–16 hours.
According to the Ministry of Health, all hospitals in Ukraine have generators, 96% have autonomous heating, and 78% have their own water sources.
Russia began its winter strike campaign back in September, attacking Ukraine's energy sector and critical infrastructure. ISW explained the Kremlin's calculation.
Ukrainian military forces struck a Russian Buk-M3, a base for attack UAVs, an electronic warfare station, telecommunications nodes and repair units.
An enemy strike damaged a heat main in Kyiv. In the Desnianskyi district, repair crews are restoring hot water supply.
We have compiled the main autumn tasks at the dacha: cleaning, caring for the garden and vegetable patch, insulating buildings, and draining water from the systems.
The Ukraine Reconstruction Fund has concluded its first deal with BGV Group and launched four more projects. The total value of the investments reached $70 million.
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 .
The power system has spare capacity, while demand is forecast to be lower. Massive Russian strikes could cause a deficit and localized outages.
Russia is planning massive strikes on Ukraine’s energy and water infrastructure.
The Trump administration urged Germany and France to use their diesel fuel reserves to curb global prices. Chris Wright expects positive news.
The BIAI fell to 48. 2 in September due to attacks, expensive resources, and a labor shortage. Businesses expect goods and services to become more expensive.
The Ministry of Education and Science recommends five response levels for school power outages — from green to critical. The document provides for water supplies, generators, and educational hubs.
September brought diplomatic initiatives, strikes on energy infrastructure, and budget decisions. In October, new rules, negotiations, and events are expected.