today’s collected reporting — by newsroom and editorial bloc
today’s collected reporting — by newsroom and editorial bloc
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From September 8 to 9, Russian forces launched nearly 40 strikes on 20 settlements in the Sumy region. As a result of the shelling, five people were killed and 24 were injured, including four children. The most affected areas were Sumy and Shostka districts.
On the night of September 10, Russian forces launched a massive attack on Ukraine with 149 strike drones. The air defense forces destroyed 128 of them, but hits were recorded at 13 locations and debris fell at 9 locations.
Intelligence reports suggest that former British SAS soldiers may have been involved in training Russian military personnel in Bulgaria and Serbia. This information comes from a memorandum prepared for the Five Eyes alliance, but it has not been independently verified.
Russian forces launched two attacks on settlements in the Chernihiv region, damaging houses. In the Kyii community, windows were shattered and the facade of a house was damaged, while in Berezna, a private house and an outbuilding caught fire. According to reports, there were no casualties.
Over the course of a day, Russian forces attacked 39 settlements in the Kherson region, resulting in two deaths and 20-27 injuries, including two children. Residential buildings and infrastructure were damaged.
Eduard Danilyuk, an officer of the civil-military cooperation unit, has died in Kremenets, Ternopil region. In connection with his death, the community has declared a Day of Mourning, with the funeral scheduled for September 11.
On September 7, Russian forces attacked the Kyiv region, damaging civilian infrastructure in several districts. Damage was reported in the Brovary and Boryspil districts, affecting houses, businesses, and vehicles. Preliminary reports indicate one casualty in Bila Tserkva.
Military personnel and civilians can sign new motivational contracts with clear terms of service and fair pay. The previous contract is terminated upon signing the new one, which takes effect on the date specified in the personnel order.
From August 20 to 22, Russian forces launched multiple attacks across Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, resulting in six deaths and 96 injuries. The assaults involved drones, artillery, and aerial bombs.
On September 5, Russian forces launched a drone attack on Zaporizhzhia. Fires broke out in various areas of the city, a private house was destroyed, and a parking lot and non-residential buildings were damaged. Preliminary reports indicate no casualties.
Kryvyi Rih experienced a massive attack by Russian drones, resulting in injuries and damage to residential areas. The attack occurred at five locations in the Central City and Saksagansky districts. Medical personnel are providing assistance to the injured.
In August 2026, the Ukrainian Armed Forces' drone units struck 58,465 enemy targets, an increase of 8.7% compared to July. Commander Robert Brovdi reported that among the targets were 54 units of Russia's shadow fleet and 168 energy nodes. Overall, the drone units have increased target strikes by 210% since the beginning of the year.
The air defense forces intercepted 128 of the 149 drones launched by Russian invaders at Ukraine on the night of September 10. Strikes were recorded at 13 locations, with debris falling in nine areas.
Two drones, likely of Russian origin, were detected in the Kivertsi area heading towards Lutsk. The secretary of the Lutsk city council confirmed this information. It was also reported that the drones returned from Rivne to Kovel or Lutsk.
In recent days, numerous attacks by Russian forces have been recorded in the Pokrovsk direction. According to the General Staff, up to 49 attacks occurred in a single day, with over 200 clashes reported on the front.
