today’s collected reporting — by newsroom and editorial bloc
today’s collected reporting — by newsroom and editorial bloc
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On September 9, 2024, Ukraine officially launched the 'Online Marriage' service, allowing couples to register their marriage electronically. Over the two years of operation, more than 75,000 couples have used the service, including over 2,500 military personnel.
Ukraine has launched an online air threat map that allows users to track the movement of enemy targets in real time. Users can select their region and receive information about threats during air alerts.
An enemy element was destroyed in Ukraine, according to various sources. Some reports indicate this occurred on September 9, while others confirm the information on September 10.
On September 8, Iryna Pletnova ceased to be the mayor of Uman following a decision by the "For the Future" party. This was made possible by a petition signed by local residents, marking the first such case in Ukraine.
YouTube has blocked 31 channels in Ukraine associated with Russian artists, propagandists, and sanctioned individuals. Most of the blocked channels belonged to musicians and cultural figures who support Russia's armed aggression against Ukraine.
On September 9, 2026, Ukrainian drones attacked two factories in the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug of Russia for the first time. The Ukrainian Special Operations Forces reported that the drones covered over 3000 km to hit the Novy Urengoy and Purovsky factories, which are involved in the preparation and processing of gas condensate.
As part of the 'CyberBram' project, the Cyberpolice of Ukraine has prepared a series of informational materials aimed at raising citizens' awareness of modern fraud schemes. Citizens are provided with advice on safety during online purchases, recognizing phishing sites, and protecting personal data.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine, in collaboration with the Center for Countering Disinformation and the SBU, has prepared an infographic for teenagers that provides advice on recognizing fraudulent job offers. The infographic includes recommendations for protecting personal data and information on whom to contact for assistance.
Free digital literacy courses for adults have been launched in Cherkasy. The training is organized by the Municipal Enterprise 'City Development and Digital Transformation Institute', with classes held at three locations in the city. The course consists of 10 sessions, teaching participants how to use smartphones, messengers, social networks, and other online services.
Ukraine has initiated an automatic data exchange on the origin of exported timber between the State Customs Service, the State Forest Agency, and the State Enterprise 'Forest Management Innovative and Analytical Center'. This system aims to detect attempts to export timber with invalid certificates.
Ukraine is in the process of ratifying the Council of Europe Convention on the Protection of the Lawyer's Profession. Mykola Stefanchuk states that support in the Verkhovna Rada will be significant, and the European Union is preparing to join the Convention. The ratification aims to strengthen the guarantees of legal practice in Ukraine.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz confirmed continued support for Ukraine despite the victory of the pro-Russian AfD party in elections. He criticized AfD's stance, accusing the party of supporting Russia and attempting to alter the perception of aggressor and victim. Merz emphasized that Ukraine fights not only for itself but for the freedom of Europe.
Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Tetiana Berezhnaya met with Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos. They discussed sanctions against Russian content and support for Ukraine in the film production sector.
Andrii Biletsky, commander of the Third Army Corps, recorded a video from the center of Sviatohirsk, refuting Russian President Vladimir Putin's claims of the city's alleged capture. Biletsky stated that Sviatohirsk remains under the control of Ukrainian forces.
The State Bureau of Investigations, with support from the EU Advisory Mission in Ukraine, launches the "Bribery has consequences" information campaign. The campaign aims to change perceptions of bribery and highlight the real consequences of corrupt decisions.
