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The Crimean Human Rights Group identified six individuals involved in the illegal detention and sentencing of journalist Hennadiy Osyma. Among them are Russian judges and prosecutors who issued a sentence of 3 years and 2 months in prison. Osyma is currently serving his sentence in a strict regime colony in Vladimir Oblast.
Independent channels in Ukraine are appealing to their readers for financial support. They express gratitude for trust and promise to continue their work by providing information and entertainment.
Russian forces have begun attacking high-rise buildings in Kherson using FPV drones, sharing videos of their actions. The footage shows drones deliberately flying into the windows of residential buildings.
In Kherson, a Russian drone deliberately attacked a teenager who was trying to hide. The fate of the boy is currently unknown. The incident has sparked outrage among local residents.
Iryna Saldo, the daughter of the occupation head of Kherson, Volodymyr Saldo, has been added to the "Myrotvorets" database. She holds Russian citizenship and works as an advisor to the vice president of an international uranium holding linked to "Rosatom".
On September 1, 2026, an attack by enemy drones occurred in Kherson, resulting in a fire in a non-residential building. The fire engulfed commercial premises, destroying the roof and property of entrepreneurs, but there were no casualties.
The ATB network confirmed it is not closing all its stores in Kherson, refuting claims of a complete shutdown. The closure of some outlets is linked to security concerns and damage from shelling. Stores that can operate safely remain open.
The fate of 35-year-old Yegor Kisely and 36-year-old Mykola Vidmyuk from Kherson has been unknown since their detention by Russian forces on July 2, 2022. The men were initially held in Kherson and later taken to Simferopol, where their whereabouts remain unclear. Relatives and human rights activists are appealing for information from anyone who may have seen the men.
On September 1, Russian forces attacked a convoy of four civilian vehicles near occupied Oleshky, which were delivering food and intended to evacuate people. The first vehicle hit a tripwire, and as the convoy turned around, it was attacked by drones. Occupiers blamed Ukraine for the attack and claimed a loss of 10 tons of humanitarian aid, although a volunteer considers this figure unrealistic.
