today’s collected reporting — by newsroom and editorial bloc
today’s collected reporting — by newsroom and editorial bloc
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The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has extended the tuition compensation program for veterans' children for the 2026-27 academic year. Students in vocational and higher education institutions can receive full compensation by applying to their educational institution.
Vitaliy Bezgin, the Minister for Communities, Territories and IDPs, visited Kherson to discuss the creation of a full-cycle evacuation system for residents of dangerous areas. According to his advisor Oleksandr Mahdalytsia, the system will involve not only evacuation from high-risk zones but also ongoing support, including temporary housing and adaptation assistance. A transit site is also planned in Mykolaiv Oblast for evacuees.
A family led by designer Natali Al Baz, forced to leave their home in Tsyrkuny due to Russian occupation, has restored an abandoned house in a Kharkiv region village. Their renovation story has attracted the attention of thousands on social media.
The 225 OShP urgently needs a pickup truck for frontline movement and supply delivery. Fundraising has been announced through various channels to ensure reliable transport for saving soldiers' lives.
Fundraising efforts are ongoing in Ukraine to support the military, particularly for purchasing radios. Organizers urge the public to contribute as the situation at the front remains challenging. As of today, the collected funds have not reached the target of 400,000 hryvnias.
Eleven people from Donetsk region were evacuated to Ivano-Frankivsk. They are temporarily housed in Burshtyn, Kolomyia, and Rohatyn communities.
Volunteers from the international organization Universal Aid Ukraine are evacuating civilians from dangerous areas in Donetsk despite threats from shelling and drones. In 2025, the team evacuated 1,200 people, operating in the regions of Kramatorsk, Sloviansk, Malotaranivka, and Druzhkivka.
The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has increased the amount of subvention to local budgets from 1 billion to over 1.56 billion hryvnias for the arrangement of housing for internally displaced persons. An additional 565.2 million hryvnias will be allocated to expand the housing stock. Communities will be able to submit applications for funding again throughout 2026.
An Open Day took place at the 'Rukavychka-KR' animal shelter in Kryvyi Rih, allowing visitors to meet animals in need of new homes. The event aimed to encourage people to adopt pets and raise awareness about their living conditions.
Eleventh-grade students from the Zabolettiv Lyceum in Volyn assisted the mother of a serviceman in harvesting potatoes. The woman, whose son is defending Ukraine, was touched by the children's support during a difficult time.
The open call for veterans and military personnel to voice the historical drama 'Rosa' has concluded. The dubbing of the film, set to premiere on September 17, will be performed by representatives of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
A Glory Alley was opened in Izium to commemorate 162 fallen defenders from the Izium community. The alley will be equipped with shelter, lighting, and video surveillance.
In Kharkiv, a 'Box of Hope' has been opened on Freedom Square for letters to Ukrainian prisoners of war and missing persons. The letters will be sent through the Ombudsman's Office, and they can be submitted without official confirmation of captivity.
From August 31 to September 6, 7,690 people were evacuated from Donetsk region, including 656 children. This is 2,399 fewer than the previous week, when 10,089 people were evacuated.
The Ukrainian Veterans Fund reminds about the operation of its crisis and legal support hotline. Assistance is free and confidential, available 24/7 for veterans, servicemen, and their families.
