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The Security Service of Ukraine and the National Police detained a commander of the Armed Forces of Ukraine who attempted to sell approximately 500 kg of TNT. The operation took place during the transfer of explosives, for which the detainee faces up to seven years in prison.
As of September 11, 2026, the large-scale aggression by Russia against Ukraine has entered its 1661st day. Over the past day, 235 combat clashes, 114 airstrikes, and numerous shellings of populated areas and Ukrainian military positions have been recorded.
Reports indicate increased activity of enemy tactical aviation in Ukraine, posing a threat of launches of guided aerial bombs (KAB) and cruise missiles (KAR). Alerts have been issued from various regions, including Kharkiv and Zaporizhzhia.
Over the past week, 56 forest fires occurred in Ukraine, covering 84 hectares. Approximately 95% of these fires were caused by military actions, with the most significant damage reported in Kharkiv Oblast, particularly in the Izium forestry.
Border guards of the 4th unit struck enemy shelters, a position with a multiple launch rocket system, and an ammunition depot in the Southern Slobozhansky direction. As a result of the operation, five shelters and enemy equipment were destroyed.
Over the weekend, Russian forces attacked the village of Sakhnovshchyna in Kharkiv Oblast twice, resulting in three men being injured. The strikes damaged railway infrastructure and residential buildings, breaking windows and affecting other infrastructure elements.
On September 7, a Russian drone struck Kupiansk, injuring an 81-year-old man. According to the regional prosecutor's office, the drone hit near residential buildings.
A 23-year-old taxi driver in Kharkiv is set to face trial for organizing the transportation of a soldier from his deployment site. According to the investigation, he charged $800 for this service, promising to bypass checkpoints. The incident occurred in late May 2026.
On the evening of September 5, Russian forces shelled Izium using a multiple launch rocket system. The attack damaged a warehouse and agricultural machinery, causing a fire. There were no reports of casualties.
On September 6, 2022, the Kharkiv offensive operation began, leading to the liberation of over 500 settlements and 11,500 square kilometers of territory. Former Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Oleksandr Syrskyi emphasized that the operation was initially planned as a diversion but turned out to be successful.
On the morning of September 6, a drone strike by the 'Molniya' type in Mala Danilivka, Kharkiv region, injured a 69-year-old man. The strike also damaged a fence and power line. Explosions were reported in Cherkaska Lozova as well, but there were no casualties.
This morning, Russian FPV drones attacked a civilian vehicle near Bezruki, injuring three people. Two of them, a 53-year-old man and a 54-year-old woman, were hospitalized with concussions and shrapnel wounds. Additionally, overnight, Russian forces struck an ambulance in Derhachi, injuring a paramedic and a driver.
On the night of September 2, Russian forces attacked the city of Dergachi using a drone named "Italmas." The strike damaged a civilian vehicle and a power line, but there were no casualties. Recovery efforts are ongoing at the site.
On September 4-5, Russia attacked Kharkiv and 24 settlements in the Kharkiv region using drones and guided aviation. The strikes damaged residential buildings, vehicles, and other infrastructure, but there were no casualties.
A court sentenced a Kharkiv native to 15 years in prison for treason. The man left for Russia, obtained a passport, and then returned to Kharkiv Oblast, where he fought against the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
