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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.
The Crimean Human Rights Group identified six individuals involved in the illegal detention and sentencing of journalist Hennadiy Osyma. Among them are Russian judges and prosecutors who issued a sentence of 3 years and 2 months in prison. Osyma is currently serving his sentence in a strict regime colony in Vladimir Oblast.
Launches of guided aerial bombs (KAB) occurred towards Kherson. According to the Kherson Regional Military Administration, the launches were recorded on the morning of September 9, 2026.
On September 9, Russian attacks on Kherson and its suburbs resulted in two fatalities and one injury. The strikes occurred in the Koralbnyi district, where drones targeted civilians.
The Kherson region faces a threat of airstrikes. Reports indicate the movement of Su-34 aircraft to launch positions, raising concerns among local residents.
The Russian Federation is implementing the militarization of children in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine, particularly in Skadovsk and Zaporizhzhia region. Students are taught under Russian programs, receive military training, and participate in militarized events.
The occupied part of Kherson region is experiencing prolonged power outages. After a brief restoration of electricity, power has again disappeared in many settlements, where it has been absent for months. The occupying administration does not provide information on repair timelines.
Currently, there is no direct threat in the Kherson region, but the risk of missile attacks persists. It is noted that the greatest threat currently exists for the Berislav district.
The Kherson region has reported activity of reactive unmanned aerial vehicles. Reports of their use over the city of Kherson and surrounding areas continue to emerge.
At 14:10, a Russian drone attacked a civilian vehicle in Kherson's Koralbny district. Several cars were damaged, and windows in nearby houses were shattered. There are no reported casualties.
Explosive devices, including PFM-1 landmines, have been discovered in Kherson, particularly on Independence Avenue and other areas of the city. Residents are advised to avoid these locations as the mined area may be larger. According to various reports, the mining may have been carried out by Russian forces.
On September 5, around 10:00, Russian forces shelled the Dnipro district of Kherson. According to various reports, three people were injured, including an 87-year-old woman and a 75-year-old man, and there are reports of two fatalities. The injured were taken to the hospital for medical examination.
Kherson authorities warn residents of potential serious consequences during winter due to Russian airstrikes that damaged critical infrastructure. Regional military administration head Oleksandr Prokudin urged evacuation, stating the city may face prolonged outages of electricity, water, gas, and heating.
Over several days, Russian forces carried out a series of airstrikes and shelling in central Kherson. Various areas of the city were targeted, including near the 'Kristall' stadium and coastal zones. Reports indicate significant damage to buildings on Mykhailivska Street.
On September 4, 2026, Russian military forces attacked elderly men with drones in Mykil'ske and Daryivka in the Kherson region. As a result of the attacks, a 73-year-old and an 84-year-old local residents were hospitalized with injuries of varying severity.