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The Security Service of Ukraine has detained a 19-year-old resident of Mykolaiv suspected of preparing an assassination attempt on civic activist Hennadiy Druzenko. According to the investigation, the young man was recruited by the Russian FSB to carry out a contract killing, planning to shoot the activist during his walk with a dog.
McDonald's in Ukraine is implementing temporary restrictions on its menu due to supply delays caused by frequent air raid alerts. Some menu items may be unavailable in certain locations.
Odesa officially launched the testing of the 5G mobile network. The project aims to improve connection quality and relieve the existing infrastructure.
Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed that Ukraine's Defense Forces struck the Makhachkala seaport in Dagestan. The attack caused a fire, and the extent of the damage is currently being assessed. Three ships in Novorossiysk were also hit.
In the Holosiivskyi district of Kyiv, a hostile drone crashed into a gas station, injuring three people. Emergency services are on site providing assistance to the victims.
Yuliya Svyrydenko has been appointed as the head of KSE Business School, where she will be responsible for developing educational programs for executives. This appointment took place on September 10, 2026.
An official of the Security Service of Ukraine has been charged with improper storage of ammunition in the village of Myla, where a detonation on August 28, 2026, resulted in 35 fatalities. Investigators found that the ammunition depot was located in a former vegetable storage facility without adhering to safety requirements.
The head of the National Bank of Ukraine, Andriy Pishnyy, introduced Vasyl Veselyy to the Supervisory Board of Sens Bank as an advisor. This occurred during a meeting of the Temporary Investigative Commission of the Verkhovna Rada on September 10. Former head of the Supervisory Board, Shevki Adzhuner, confirmed this information.
An enemy attack on Dnipro damaged a food industry enterprise. Preliminary reports indicate that there are no casualties.
A strike on Kryvyi Rih damaged the premises of the public broadcaster. Preliminary reports indicate that over 50 windows were shattered, along with damage to furniture and the ceiling.
NATO allies detected Russian submarines conducting exercises with secret weapons aimed at disabling critical underwater cables. The incident occurred in Arctic waters near the Svalbard archipelago.
On September 10, a Day of Mourning was declared in the Sumy community for the victims of a Russian strike on the 'Manufactura' shopping center. This decision was made by the city council.
In the village of Lopuszne in the Khust district, a 33-year-old man was detained for throwing a grenade near a store. The grenade was a training device, and no one was injured as a result. The man was intoxicated and in a status of military service.
Large queues formed at the Shehyni border crossing as hundreds of Hasidim arrive in Ukraine for Rosh Hashanah celebrations. The holiday is expected to last from the evening of September 11 to the evening of September 13, with up to 50,000 pilgrims anticipated in Uman.
Western regions of Ukraine faced drone attacks, prompting Poland to raise its air defense readiness. One of the drones attempted to strike a Nova Poshta branch in Lutsk.
