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On the morning of September 9, a Russian attack drone struck the production facilities of the Prometey elevator in Mykolaiv. The attack damaged a grain storage facility, a grain dryer, warehouse premises, a vehicle scale, and a laboratory. All employees of the enterprise remained unharmed.
From January to August 2026, Ukraine imported goods worth $66.3 billion, while exports totaled $26.6 billion. The trade deficit increased to $40 billion, partly due to a 19% drop in exports in August. The main import partners for Ukraine were China, Poland, and Germany.
Ukrainian Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food Taras Vysotsky met with representatives of the European Business Association to discuss support for agribusiness, export opportunities, and European integration. The parties focused on practical solutions to maintain the agrarian sector's operations amid the war.
The family of MP Volodymyr Areshonkov, who voted to limit the activities of NABU and SAP, acquired a mansion in Zakarpattia without sufficient official income. An investigation revealed that the MP's 88-year-old mother became the owner of a 200 sq. m house in the village of Vyshkovo in July 2022.
An indictment has been sent to court against the acting director of a state agricultural enterprise in Bukovyna. He is accused of embezzling state property by selling soy and sunflower at prices significantly below market value.
The authorities in the Spanish region of Galicia are offering a deserted village with 12 houses for free. However, the new owner will need to invest in its restoration and pay for the re-registration.
As of September 8, Ukrainian farmers completed the harvesting of barley and peas, and are nearing completion of wheat collection. The total gross harvest of grain and leguminous crops reached 32.2 million tonnes with an average yield of 47 quintals per hectare.
The Latvian government plans to impose a 300% tariff on the transit and processing of grain from Russia and Belarus. Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs also announced the development of mechanisms to identify grain stolen from occupied territories of Ukraine.
On September 7, 2026, Ukraine started a 10-day audit of the safety and traceability system for beef. Successful completion of this audit will allow Ukrainian enterprises to begin exporting cattle meat to Britain.
A deputy from a city council in the Vinnytsia region is accused of illegally occupying 85 hectares of communal land. The damage to the community is estimated at 1.1 million UAH. The case has already been sent to court.
Construction of a new cemetery has begun in the Upper Syrovatka rural community near Novoselytsia. Nineteen hectares of land have been allocated for the project, and the community will receive 15 million hryvnias for infrastructure development.
On September 7, 2026, Ferrexpo resumed production at its Ukrainian assets by launching one pellet line at Poltava GOK. The restart was made possible by attracting approximately $100 million in investments.
Experts warn of the risk of spreading the potato moth, which can damage potato and other nightshade crops. Residents of Volyn are urged to carefully inspect their crops and monitor the condition of potatoes during storage.
Targets of drones have been identified in the Mykolaiv region, posing a threat to the area. However, monitors report no active threats currently in Mykolaiv Oblast.
In August 2026, Russia's grain exports decreased by 2.5 times, leading to significant drops in agricultural companies' profits. Logistics problems at ports and an oversupply of products in the domestic market have caused prices for agricultural products to fall.
