Event feed
today’s collected reporting — by newsroom and editorial bloc
today’s collected reporting — by newsroom and editorial bloc
Many sources, one bloc
Showing 15 events
Multiple reports indicate drones approaching the city. Residents are urged to take shelter.
A parcel has been sent to Poltava. This information was reported by several sources.
Traffic on Shevchenka Street in Poltava has reopened following heating network repairs. Previously, movement was restricted for 20 days on the section from Yevropeiska to Hoholia, but the restrictions were lifted ahead of schedule.
A rocket struck in Kremenchuk, causing a fire. Preliminary reports indicate the strike occurred near a residential building, resulting in visible fire and smoke.
Experts from the Main Department of the State Consumer Service in Poltava Oblast provided recommendations for selecting cover crops for autumn sowing. They emphasized the importance of cover crops for improving soil structure and suppressing weeds, as well as discussing various types of plants that can be sown after harvesting main crops.
A series of explosions have been reported in various regions of Ukraine. Reports of explosions have come from Poltava, Volyn, Ternopil, Kyiv, Rivne, Vinnytsia, and Odesa regions.
An explosion occurred in Pisky, likely due to an FPV hitting a high-rise building. The incident took place on Avtozavodska Street. Preliminary reports indicate no casualties.
The National Health Service of Ukraine has stopped funding certain medical services in three hospitals in the Poltava region due to non-compliance with personnel and equipment requirements. Reasons include a lack of qualified doctors and necessary equipment.
Poltava regional council members discussed the possibility of restoring the former Kotelnytskyi cinema building. The proposal includes creating a People's House with museum rooms and a hall for public events, but the project faces legal disputes over ownership.
Police officers in Kremenchuk have donated blood again, replenishing the bank for those in need. This initiative aims to assist servicemen and citizens undergoing treatment and rehabilitation.
Russian forces attacked the town of Semenivka in Chernihiv Oblast using FPV drones. On September 3, private houses were damaged, and on September 4, at least two explosions were recorded. Attacks continued on September 5, with further explosions reported.
Missile reconnaissance, including for cruise missiles, is ongoing in Ukraine. Reports about this activity are coming from various regions, particularly Poltava Oblast.
A group of cruise missiles has been detected in Ukraine's airspace heading towards the Poltava region. Reports indicate that the number of missiles ranges from 15 to 40, including 20 Kh-101 missiles. The missiles are changing course, moving through the Poltava region towards Kyiv and Cherkasy regions.
Several reactive unmanned aerial vehicles have been reported moving through Poltava towards Kyiv and Cherkasy. Specifically, reports mention three and six drones passing through various localities in the region.
On September 7, 2026, a farewell ceremony was held at the Holy Assumption Cathedral in Poltava for serviceman Yevhen Holtvynskyi, who died on August 30 while on duty. He served as a machine gunner in the National Guard of Ukraine.