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Kharkiv Mayor Ihor Terekhov made a working visit to Volyn, where he met with local officials, students, and internally displaced persons. The discussions focused on supporting the army, cooperation between frontline and rear regions, and Kharkiv's experience during the war.
During an air raid alert in Lutsk, Ukrainian forces shot down a Shahed drone, with debris landing on the territory of a private enterprise. According to the Volyn Regional Military Administration, there were no casualties.
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.
A flight to Volyn took place, followed by movement towards Lutsk. According to various reports, the flight occurred on September 8 and 10.
On September 8, 2026, events related to Lutsk occurred. According to various reports, movement towards the city was recorded.
Two drones, likely of Russian origin, were detected in the Kivertsi area heading towards Lutsk. The secretary of the Lutsk city council confirmed this information. It was also reported that the drones returned from Rivne to Kovel or Lutsk.
The Kovel community held a farewell ceremony for National Guard soldier Volodymyr Yakymovych, who died on September 3, 2026, while performing a combat mission in Donetsk region. The farewell took place on September 6 at a local cathedral.
The Volyn District Administrative Court annulled the mobilization of a man who was removed from military registration in 2012. The court stated that removal from the register means loss of military obligation status, thus the individual cannot be mobilized without annulment of the previous decision.
In the Lutsk district of Volyn region, a 32-year-old National Guard serviceman was found dead in a car. Law enforcement has initiated a criminal investigation and is determining the circumstances of her death, considering the version of suicide.
Memorial plaques honoring six fallen alumni were unveiled at Volodymyr Gymnasium No. 5 on September 5, 2026. The school now commemorates a total of 12 heroes who gave their lives defending Ukraine.
