Russian military death toll in Ukraine rises to 57,750
The Armed Forces of Ukraine have already eliminated about 57,750 Russian troops in Ukraine from February 24 to September 27, including 550 over the past day alone.
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Enemy fires almost 90 shells at Nikopol district
The Russian invaders shelled Nikopol district of Dnipropetrovsk region, damaging private houses.
Russian forces kill three more residents of Donetsk region
Three civilians were killed and 13 more were injured in Russian shelling of Donetsk region on September 26.
British MP says Russia should be stripped of UNSC seat
Russia should not be part of the UN Security Council, let alone have a veto right in the body.
Safe export of Ukrainian grain impossible without land corridors to EU - minister
Given the unpredictability of Russia’s behavior in the Black Sea, the "solidarity corridors" created on land routes between Ukraine and the EU remain extremely important not only for business interests, but also for security reasons.
Sweden’s top diplomat slams Russia’s sham referendum on Ukrainian soil
Russia must immediately withdraw its forces from the territory of Ukraine, while fake referendum held in the temporarily captured areas are “illegal.”
Russian crime count in Ukraine up to 52,500
Ukrainian law enforcement have registered 52,596 crimes related to the full-scale invasion on the part of Russia.
Ukraine Army eliminates 77 invaders, destroying six enemy tanks, three Pantsir launchers in country’s south
Over the past day, Ukrainian defenders eliminated 77 Russian troops and almost three dozen units of Russian equipment in the southern warzone.
Russian forces shell Zaporizhzhia
Russian missiles targeted the city of Zaporizhzhia in Ukraine in the early hours of Tuesday.
U.S. seeing no signs of Russia preparing nuclear attack - White House
The United States is currently observing no signs of preparations for the use of nuclear weapons by Russian forces while taking Vladimir Putin’s latest threats “very seriously.”
Enough wheat in Ukraine to cover own demand, help others - Agrarian Minister
The decision of the Government and President of Ukraine to send 50,000 tonnes of grain to Somalia and Ethiopia as humanitarian aid is a timely move, while Ukraine itself currently has enough grain to meet its own needs and help others.
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Yermak, Sullivan discuss further security assistance to Ukraine army
As part of the ongoing dialogue with Ukraine's partners and allies, Head of the President’s Office Andriy Yermak had a telephone conversation with US President's National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan.
Russia’s use of Iranian drones discussed at Supreme Commander-in-Chief Staff meeting
During the Supreme Commander-in-Chief Staff meeting on Monday, the use of Iranian drones by the Russian Federation in the war against Ukraine was discussed.
Kryvyi Rih airport destroyed in Russian missile attack
The Russian army attacked Kryvyi Rih, destroying an airport.
Kakhovka Bridge, enemy's air defense systems: AFU perform over 140 fire missions in south
In the south of Ukraine, the missile and artillery units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine performed 140 fire missions, eliminating 17 invaders and destroying a radar station, a tank, and four armored personnel vehicles.
Zaluzhny reveals two strategic goals for defense when Russia’s invasion started
When Russia’s full-scale invasion started on the morning of February 24, the Ukrainian military had two strategic goals for Ukraine’s defense.
Russians hit Kramatorsk, Sloviansk almost simultaneously. Aftermath of rocket attacks
The Donetsk Regional Military Administration released a video showing the aftermath of Russian rocket attacks, which were launched on Kramatorsk and Sloviansk almost simultaneously.
PM Shmyhal expects OECD to support Ukraine's accession application
Ukraine's ambitious goal is to gain full membership in the European Union and the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
Enemy missile shot down over Dnipropetrovsk region
The Ukrainian military shot down an enemy missile in the sky over Dnipropetrovsk region.
Ombudsman reveals conditions of stay of Azov Regiment commanders in Turkey
The Azov Regiment commanders, freed during Ukraine–Russia prisoner exchange last week, now stay in good conditions in Turkey.
Sloviansk comes under enemy fire
Russian troops have again opened fire on the Donetsk region’s Sloviansk. Information about casualties and the damage caused is yet to be checked.
Zelensky, Rutte discuss sham referenda, sanctions against Russia
Ukraine and the Netherlands unanimously agree that the world should decisively react to the pseudo-referenda organized by the Russian Federation within the temporarily occupied areas of Ukraine.
Four civilians injured in Russia’s shelling of Kramatorsk
Russian invaders have again opened fire on the Donetsk region’s Kramatorsk. Four civilians were reported injured.
Ukraine Air Force strikes 13 enemy personnel and military equipment clusters
Over the past day, Ukraine’s Defense Forces have repelled enemy attacks near eight settlements. The Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine struck 13 personnel and military equipment clusters.
Denmark creates project to document Russian war crimes in Ukraine
Danish Foreign Affairs Minister Jeppe Kofod has announced the creation of a Danish-led project to investigate and document Russian war crimes in Ukraine.
Female body fragments recovered from under rubble in Donetsk region’s Krasnohorivka
In the Donetsk region’s Krasnohorivka, female body fragments have been recovered from under the rubble of a house destroyed in enemy shelling.
Death toll in Russia’s missile strike on Kharkiv region’s Pervomaiskyi rises to four
Four civilians have been killed in Russia’s missile strike on the city of Pervomaiskyi, which is situated in the Kharkiv region.
UK sanctions collaborators of Russia's illegal sham referendums
On Monday, September 26, the UK government announced 92 sanctions in response to the Russian regime imposing sham referendums in four regions of Ukraine.
War in Ukraine will have greater impact on world economy - OECD
The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) believes that Russia's war in Ukraine, now in its eighth month, will have a greater impact on the world economy than it was earlier anticipated.