14 September 2026
Once the LNG terminal in the Lithuanian city of Klaipeda is commissioned, Ukraine will be able to secure guaranteed supplies of liquefied natural gas, which will contribute to the country's energy resilience and security.
The World Bank will provide Ukraine with $841 million in budget support backed by guarantees from the Canadian government.
As of the morning of September 14, new power outages caused by Russian attacks have affected consumers in four regions, while outages have also been reported in the Mykolaiv region due to severe weather.
The Cersanit Invest ceramics manufacturing plant in Zviahel, Zhytomyr region, sustained serious damage as a result of a Russian attack.
13 September 2026
U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday called on Ukraine to stop carrying out strikes on Russian oil refineries amid a sharp rise in diesel fuel prices worldwide.
The Ukrainian government plans to complete by October 15 the work on documents required to secure $29.5 billion in international funding for Ukraine this year.
12 September 2026
Russian forces attacked the Zaporizhstal steel plant with ballistic missiles overnight on September 12, injuring four employees.
During a dialogue with Canadian entrepreneurs attended by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, the participants discussed successful cooperation projects as well as promising areas for further cooperation.
11 September 2026
The blockade of the Black Sea due to Russian aggression poses a food security challenge not only for Ukraine but also for many countries around the world.
Russia's oil processing is being degraded as sanctions prevent the refining industry from recovering from more intense and precise Ukrainian drone strikes.
Canada will provide Ukraine with 757 million Canadian dollars (more than 547 million U.S. dollars) to support emergency natural gas purchases and build up necessary reserves ahead of winter.
10 September 2026
Russian forces attacked Dnipro twice in the morning, hitting the Oleina plant.
In August 2026, Ukraine recorded an average 60.1% drop in steel, pig iron and rolled‑product output.
09 September 2026
A family farm in Stepova Dolyna, Halytsynove community, Mykolaiv region, produces phyto‑honey collected by bees from mined field.
As of the morning of September 9, Russian attacks have caused new power outages affecting consumers in five regions.
Syria has set up a Syrian‑Ukrainian Business Council as the sole accredited body to strengthen economic cooperation between the two countries.
08 September 2026
One of DTEK's thermal power plants has stopped generating electricity as a result of a Russian attack.
Power has already been restored to settlements in the Mykolaiv and Kherson regions.
Alternative routes for exporting agricultural products from Ukraine are operating, but they cannot fully compensate for the volumes exported through seaports. The state’s strategic task is to restore full-scale exports through the ports of Greater Odesa.
Ukraine’s Main Intelligence Directorate (HUR) has published data on 155 enterprises belonging to the Ruselectronics holding company that produce components for Russian ballistic missiles, aircraft, unmanned aerial vehicles, and electronic warfare systems.
Ukrainian energy workers have restored the Ferosplavna-1 power line, which supplies external power to the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP).
Ukraine’s international reserves fell by 5.0% in August 2026, down to $48.66 billion as of September 1
07 September 2026
Ukraine continues preparations of its housing and utilities infrastructure for the heating season, with about 80% of residential buildings already ready for winter.
The European Union will continue supporting Ukrainian agricultural exporters amid logistical disruptions caused by Russian attacks on Ukraine’s seaports, considering the Danube corridor an alternative to maritime transport.
Russia and North Korea opened their first road bridge between the two countries on September 7.
06 September 2026
Ukrainian Prime Minister Sergii Koretskyi met with national security advisors to the leaders of Germany, the United Kingdom and France. The sides discussed the current state of Ukraine's public finances and the country's needs for this year and next year.
Ukrainian Defense Minister Yevhen Khmara discussed the needs of the front lines and opportunities for scaling up production with representatives of Ukrainian defense companies and associations.
05 September 2026
The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has adopted another measure to support farmers amid Russia's ongoing terror in the Black Sea region.
Russian attacks on civilian targets overnight on September 5 caused destruction and damage in nine regions of Ukraine.
Metallurgical plant Kametstal has halted operations following a Russian missile attack overnight on September 5.