today’s collected reporting — by newsroom and editorial bloc
today’s collected reporting — by newsroom and editorial bloc
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Over several days, morning greetings are shared in Kharkiv and other cities in Ukraine. Residents receive messages wishing them a good morning and supporting the defenders.
Drone attacks by Shahed were recorded in Barvinkove and Teremky. Reports indicate that the drones were at an altitude of 3 km during the attack on Teremky.
Kharkiv experienced severe weather, accompanied by thunderstorms and lightning strikes. Over a few days, several instances of lightning were recorded in different areas of the city.
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.
Kharkiv Mayor Ihor Terekhov proposed to shorten the curfew hours in the city, which would allow businesses to operate longer and public transport to run for more hours. The final decision will be made by the Regional Defense Council. The city is also preparing for a challenging heating season.
Gas supply will be temporarily suspended in the Zmiiv and Balakliia communities, as well as in the Kharkiv's Holodnohirs'kyi district, due to planned maintenance work. The disconnections are scheduled for September 8 and 10, 2026, at specified addresses.
Over the past week, Kharkiv endured three enemy strikes, all targeting civilian objects. Mayor Ihor Terekhov reported that, fortunately, there were no casualties or injuries. The strikes damaged a television tower, a truck, a kindergarten, and residential buildings.
On September 6, Russian drones struck the settlements of Slatine, Derhachi, and Bezruki. The attacks caused damage to private homes, an agricultural enterprise, and a gas station. According to the head of the Derhachi military administration, there were no fires, but material losses occurred.
In Kharkiv, over 700 volumes of documents about the unbuilt nuclear heating plant will be digitized. The materials related to the project developed in the 1980s will be made available on a web resource and in a documentary film.
In Kharkiv, the restoration of a multi-apartment residential building on Buchma Street, damaged by shelling, is ongoing. Specialists have completed significant repair work, including restoring structures, glazing, roof repairs, and basement insulation.
On September 5, a Russian FPV drone struck the Malodanilivka community, damaging power lines. As a result, one neighborhood in Cherkaska Lozova and a scientific enterprise were left without electricity. According to the community head, there were no casualties among residents.
On September 5 and 6, electricity will be cut off in parts of the Osnovianskyi and Slobidskyi districts of Kharkiv. The outage will last from 08:30 to 19:00 due to scheduled repair work.
A 24/7 hotline has been launched in the Kharkiv region for entrepreneurs affected by enemy shelling. Specialists from the Department of Economy and International Relations of the Kharkiv Regional Military Administration will provide consultations and support to businesses, including on organizing product storage.
Oleg Synyuhov, head of the Kharkiv Regional Military Administration, stated that the heating season 2026-2027 could be the toughest for the region. Authorities are preparing alternative scenarios in case of a lack of electricity and heating, urging residents to stock up on alternative power sources.
