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Reactive drones have been detected heading towards Vinnytsia and the Kyiv region. The Ukrainian Armed Forces reported their northern course and noted the presence of drones over the city of Vinnytsia.
A 39-year-old man suspected of stealing a laptop from the reception of a medical facility in Vinnytsia has been detained. He has been placed in a holding cell and faces up to eight years in prison.
From September 7 to 9, repair works are scheduled on water and electricity networks in Vinnytsia. Temporary water and electricity outages will occur at several addresses. Critical infrastructure operates normally, and public transport runs without disruptions.
An alert has been issued in Ukraine due to the threat of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). Reports of the threat have come from Vinnytsia and other regions, including Kyiv.
Several jets have been spotted in the sky above the city, approaching the area. Reports indicate strikes in the vicinity where similar incidents were previously recorded.
Several drones are flying towards Vinnytsia, targeting various settlements. Reports indicate drones moving towards Vinnytsia, Ladiyzhyn, Teplyk, and Chechelnyk. There is also information about drones potentially transiting from Mykolaiv region.
In August 2026, 149 babies were born at the Center for Mother and Child in Vinnytsia during 147 deliveries. Among the newborns were 86 boys and 63 girls, including two sets of twins. Despite this high number at the facility, the overall birth rate in the city is declining.
On the evening of September 7, Archimandrite Iov (Ivan Tsurkan), a clergyman of the Vinnytsia Diocese of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, died in a car accident. He was 63 years old and served at the St. Tikhon Church in Vinnytsia.
Soldier Oleksandr Titienko from Novoukrainka set a European record by performing 389 muscle-ups on a bar in one hour. He dedicated the record attempt to the memory of his fallen comrade and Ukrainian servicemen. The record has been officially recognized by The Book of World Records.
Police investigators have charged seven individuals with embezzlement at a municipal enterprise in Vinnytsia. According to the investigation, three of the suspects were officially employed but did not perform their duties, resulting in losses of 407,000 hryvnias.
Authorities in the Vinnytsia region shut down two sales points selling illegally manufactured vape liquids without licenses. The sellers have been charged, and nearly 2,500 bottles of vaping components were seized during the raids. They also donated 130,000 hryvnias to the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
On September 9, Vinnytsia held a farewell ceremony for 31-year-old senior soldier Oleksandr Moiseyev, who died in battle in the summer of 2022. He was awaited at home for over four years after his death in Luhansk.
Vinnytsia Technical Lyceum has been recognized as the best school in Vinnytsia region based on the results of the 2026 national multi-subject test, achieving an average score of 165.48. Seven schools from Vinnytsia made it to the top 200 in the overall ranking of 6,384 educational institutions in Ukraine.
Kostiantyn Tormashev, an English teacher from Vinnytsia, won first place in the International Teaching Excellence Award 'Education Award Europe'. He also secured first place in the national competition 'Teaching Excellence'.
On September 6, the charity half marathon Vinnytsia Run Fest took place in Vinnytsia. Over 1450 participants took part, covering distances from one to 21 kilometers, including children's and veterans' races. The funds raised will be directed towards purchasing bombing drones for the 'Chervona Kalyna' brigade.
