today’s collected reporting — by newsroom and editorial bloc
today’s collected reporting — by newsroom and editorial bloc
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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.
During the first week of September, the Special Operations of the Drone Forces "Crimean Switch Off" struck 34 energy nodes in Crimea and occupied territories. A total of 374 energy nodes have been targeted since the operation began on July 6.
An event took place at KhTZ, with details not specified. Information comes from various sources.
In recent days, rocket strikes have been reported in various settlements across Ukraine, including Semenivka, Sviatoshyn, Rusaniv, Tomakivka, Kobleaky, Brovary, and Hradizk. Information about the strikes has come from multiple sources.
A major fire occurred at the REEVA factory, causing significant damage to production and storage facilities. This may result in temporary shortages of instant noodles and other products from the company in Ukrainian stores.
In Novy Urengoy, Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug of Russia, drones attacked a condensate preparation plant. The distance to the Ukrainian border is approximately 2800-3200 km, according to various reports.
In Borshchahivka, heightened security awareness continues. Local residents receive alerts to remain cautious and prepared for potential threats.
On August 28, 2026, drones attacked the Slavneft-YANOS oil refinery in Yaroslavl, Russia, causing a large fire. Various sources indicate that the attack was carried out by the Armed Forces of Ukraine using FP-1 drones.
From September 7 to 9, 2026, fuel prices in Ukraine increased. The average price for A-95 gasoline rose to 82.39 UAH/l, while diesel fuel reached 92.83 UAH/l.
Ukrainian Prime Minister Serhiy Koretsky held a meeting of the Operational Coordination Center to discuss the implementation of regional resilience plans ahead of the heating season. Delays in the construction of protective structures and equipment installation were identified in some regions. The government allocated 67.6 billion UAH for these plans.
Scheduled power outages are taking place in several districts of Zaporizhzhia due to repair works. The outages affect various addresses, with durations ranging from a few hours to 15 hours.
Auditors reported that the EU's process of phasing out Russian energy supplies is stalling. Gas storage is filled to 67%, with investments amounting to €54.3 billion instead of the planned €300 billion.
On September 2 and 3, 2026, technical works are scheduled in the Rivne region, leading to temporary gas supply interruptions in Kostopil, Ostroh, Mizoch, and Rivne. Gas supply is expected to be restored immediately after the completion of the works.
In Cherkasy, 113 buildings are without hot water supply. The number of buildings without hot water decreased from 144 to 113 over a few days. As of September 9, one building also lacks cold water supply.
The air defense system has been reported to be active in Lutsk. This information is confirmed by multiple sources.
