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Several missile launches have been reported from the Kursk region, leading to an air raid alert in Chernihiv Oblast. Notifications about new launches were received throughout the night from September 5 to 6.
A court in Koruykivka found the administrator of a Viber channel guilty of obstructing the lawful activities of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The man was sentenced to 5 years in prison but was released from serving the sentence with a probation period of 3 years.
Chernihiv marked a year of operation for its tax consulting office, which provided over 4,000 consultations. The office has also expanded to an online format in Pryluky, Nizhyn, and Men. Overall, the State Tax Service of Ukraine opened 20 offices nationwide, offering 185,000 consultations.
Currently, there is no activity of unmanned aerial vehicles in the Chernihiv and Odesa regions. Local media report a stable situation, with occasional mentions of drone transit through Chernihiv region towards Kyiv.
Excavations at the Paleolithic site Buzhanka-2 in the Mezyn National Nature Park continue, where archaeologists are studying remains of people who lived around 18,000-17,000 years ago. Numerous remains, including mammoth bones, have been discovered, indicating that people wintered at this location.
At the end of August, information emerged about businessman Serhiy Tihipko, who is a member of the Council for Entrepreneurship Support under the President. However, this information is not new, as a decree confirming it was published back in March. The publication notes that the campaign against Tihipko is part of a systemic threat to Ukrainian business.
A scandal has erupted in Chernihiv surrounding developer Yuriy Tarasovets, who is suspected of fraud. Investors who paid around UAH 1.17 billion for unfinished residential complexes may lose up to $26 million.
