today’s collected reporting — by newsroom and editorial bloc
today’s collected reporting — by newsroom and editorial bloc
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During the first week of September, the Armed Forces of Ukraine's drone units struck 34 energy nodes in Crimea and temporarily occupied territories. A total of 374 energy nodes have been targeted since the start of the operation "Crimean Switch Off". The operation runs from July 6 to September 9, 2026.
A new solar power plant with a capacity of 2 MW has been commissioned at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant. It will supply electricity to critical infrastructure, including the New Safe Confinement and radioactive waste management facilities.
Ukrainian forces targeted gas distribution infrastructure in the temporarily occupied Zaporizhzhia region. The occupiers used these facilities for their needs following fuel supply issues.
The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine decided to allocate 43.7 billion UAH for the engineering protection of critical infrastructure facilities. Prime Minister Serhiy Koretsky announced that the government has already directed a total of 67.6 billion UAH for regional 'resilience plans'.
The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has allocated nearly 400 million UAH for the restoration of 11 residential buildings in Kharkiv, Derhachi, Izium, Balakliia, and Chuhuiv. The main phase of the work is scheduled for 2026-2027, aimed at responding to new destruction caused by Russian attacks.
In Kharkiv, restoration of a historical building damaged by a drone attack on June 9 has begun. The work started on August 24 with the support of the Kharkiv Regional Military Administration after coordination with the Ministry of Education and Science.
The Russian company "Chornomornaftogaz" in Crimea has lost its systemic enterprise status due to the halt of gas extraction in the Black Sea, a consequence of Ukrainian attacks. The Crimean governor Sergey Aksenov signed the relevant order, stating that the company no longer impacts the region's economy.
Ukrenergo announced that no power outages are expected in Ukraine from September 6 to 9. Consumers are advised to use electrical appliances wisely, especially during peak hours.
The Vinnytsia Center for Administrative Services 'Transparent Office' has started serving natural gas consumers. Residents can change suppliers, obtain debt certificates, and update personal data.
The National Children's Specialized Hospital "Okhmatdyt" in Kyiv has completed the restoration of its medical and diagnostic complex, which was damaged by a missile strike on July 8, 2024. The cost of the restoration work amounted to 272.1 million UAH, which is 93.35 million UAH less than the initially expected amount.
Germany has delivered energy equipment to critical infrastructure enterprises in Cherkasy, Chernihiv regions, and Kyiv. The assistance includes power transformers, an electric motor, and a diesel generator.
Ukraine has lowered the rental cost for electrical poles from 10 hryvnias to 1 kopeck. This decision will enable the connection of 1,043 villages that previously lacked access to home internet.
Ukraine's Foreign Intelligence Service reported a decline in Russia's oil and gas revenues in August 2026. According to the Russian Ministry of Finance, revenues dropped to $4.9 billion, the lowest level since the beginning of the year.
Electricity supply is gradually being restored in Mykolaiv and the surrounding area after a large-scale blackout caused by an attack on energy infrastructure. The city's mayor urged residents to use electricity sparingly, as not all areas have received power yet.
Electricity supply in Mykolaiv Oblast has been restored, bringing power back to 440 settlements. Approximately 350,000 subscribers received electricity after damage was repaired.
