In a sample of 20 events from the last 7 days
The storylines the source's latest events belong to.
Kyiv and Lutsk topped the ranking of Ukrainian cities based on European criteria. Lutsk was recognised as the most honest city among the largest cities in Ukraine.
In October 2026, the Strategic Communications Department of the Armed Forces of Ukraine presented a series of posters highlighting the professions of notable Ukrainian military figures from the 20th century before their involvement in the war. This initiative aims to change the perception of fighters for Ukraine, showcasing them as entrepreneurs, writers, artists, and representatives of various professions.
Mykola Fedik resigned from his position as a deputy of the Lutsk city council, and his place was taken by Viktor Yashchuk, who previously served as a deputy in the Lutsk district council. Yashchuk’s official registration as a deputy of the Lutsk city council occurred after he resigned from his district council duties.
Ukrposhta has updated its mobile app, adding the ability to pay for parcels online. Throughout October, the company is also offering free parcel redirection.
On September 28, 2026, Russian forces attacked an area near the 'Yahodyn' border crossing with Poland. The drone strike occurred 800 meters from the checkpoint, but no direct hit was recorded. In response, Poland scrambled its combat aviation. On the same day, a 'Shahed' drone damaged a checkpoint in the Kovel district.
The film 'Dovzhenko. First glance' will premiere in Ukraine on October 1. The movie tells the story of a young Oleksandr Dovzhenko arriving in Odesa in 1926 to shoot his first film. A preview screening has already taken place, and initial reviews have emerged.
