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Mykolaiv's "Metro" has become the first hypermarket in the chain to be deliberately attacked during the full-scale invasion. Previously, none of the hypermarkets had faced such an assault, although other stores in the network suffered damage due to fighting. The Ukrainian "Metro" continues to urge its parent company to exit the Russian market.
A new missile and drone monitoring system has been launched in Mykolaiv region to protect the population from potential attacks. The system, named 'Reporter', has already proven effective in other regions.
On September 4, an interactive cube dedicated to the region's recovery with support from Denmark and the UN Development Programme opened in Mykolaiv's Soborna Square. The installation features an interactive map showcasing the geography of support and rebuilt facilities, as well as local residents' stories. The space will be open to visitors until September 25.
In Mykolaiv, a shelter at Bohoyavlenskyi Avenue, 303, has remained closed for two years despite renovations. Local residents expressed concerns about access to the shelter during alarms, as keys were temporarily taken by the management company for preparing the building for the heating season.
The Cyberpolice reported an increase in online fraud schemes used in internet trading. In August 2026, a resident of Mykolaiv region lost about 75,000 hryvnias after making a prepayment for a product. Authorities urge the public to follow safety rules when shopping online.
A new mural dedicated to prisoners of war and missing Ukrainians has been unveiled in Mykolaiv. The central figure is a young Taras Shevchenko with a brush, set against the backdrop of the Aral Sea. Broken chains, through which grass and flowers grow, symbolize liberation.
Two parcels have reportedly arrived in Mykolaiv. Various sources confirm the delivery on 1 September 2026.
