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Kharkiv shelling: enemy hit children's playground, girl was killed

In the Nemyshlyansky district of Kharkiv, the occupiers killed a child in a playground. At least three more people were injured.

High-rise building is hit in Kharkiv, at least three people are killed

In Kharkiv, Russians hit a 12-story residential building with an air bomb, killing at least two people, including a child; three people were injured.

Russian troops strike at Kharkiv

Russian troops are striking at Kharkiv.

Ukrainians may own up to 5 million units of unregistered firearms - Interior Ministry

Ukrainians may have 2 to 5 million units of unregistered weapons, says Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs Bohdan Drapyatyi.

U.S. contracts Javelin missiles worth $1.3B, including thousands for Ukraine - media

The U.S. Army has awarded Lockheed Martin and Raytheon a $1.3 billion contract to manufacture Javelin missiles, making it the largest one-year order for missiles to date.

Russia forming territorial defense units to support “liberation” of Kursk region - ISW

Russian authorities are creating new volunteer territorial defense units in response to the ongoing Ukrainian offensive in Kursk region, which suggests Vladimir Putin's reluctance to counter the offensive more extensively, including through general mobilization, fearing public discontent or a large-scale redeployment of troops due to possible disruptions of Russia’s own offensive efforts in eastern Ukraine.

Ministry of Defense codified individual demining kit

The Ministry of Defense has codified an individual detection, marking and demining kit. This product is manufactured by a Ukrainian company from domestic components.

Large volumes of cargo handling by ports not reduce demand for road transport – Derkach

Ukraine’s road transport services are remaining critically important despite the increasing volumes of cargo handling by sea ports.

Two-thirds of Ukrainians do not trust China as mediator in negotiations with Russia

As many as 62% of Ukrainians do not trust China as a possible mediator in peace talks between Ukraine and Russia, while 22% others would be ready to trust Beijing with such a role.

Putin to visit ICC signatory Mongolia

Russian President Vladimir Putin will pay an official visit to Mongolia on September 3. This is his first visit to a country that has ratified the Rome Statute.

EU countries ready to expedite delivery of pledged military aid to Ukraine - Kuleba

At an informal meeting of EU foreign ministers, Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba has conveyed a sense of urgency regarding the delivery of pledged military assistance.

European integration of transport sector requires eliminating monopolization, opening market – Derkach

The European integration of the transport sector in Ukraine requires eliminating monopolization and opening the market.

Napoleon, Hitler, and the Ardennes: Russian propaganda manipulating history to discredit Ukrainian operation in Kursk region

Russia spreads propaganda to both domestic and international audiences by using pro-Russian Western "experts" and distorting theses of reputable world media outlets

Lithuania's Migration Department confirms extension of residence permits for refugees until 2026

The Lithuanian Migration Department confirmed that the new temporary residence permits issued to Ukrainian refugees on the basis of temporary protection will be valid until March 4, 2026.

Germany, partners to supply more Iris-Ts and Gepards to Ukraine this year

Germany and its EU partners will contribute to the strengthening of Ukrainian air defense before the winter period.

Ukraine already exports more than 6.7M tonnes of grain, leguminous crops

Since the beginning of the marketing year 2024/2025, Ukraine has exported 6.746 million tonnes of grain and leguminous crops.

Kursk operation is part of Ukraine's self-defense - Latvia's Minister of Foreign Affairs

Ukraine's self-defense, according to the provisions of the UN, includes the right of Kyiv to target military facilities on the territory of Russia, therefore the Ukrainian operation in the Kursk region is an element of self-defense.

Ukraine’s grape harvest likely to decline by 30% in 2024

As preliminarily estimated by the industry-specific corporation, Ukraine’s grape harvest may reduce by 30% in 2024 compared to the previous year.

Enemy renews assault operations in Orikhiv sector – military spokesperson

The situation remains stable in the zone of responsibility of the Tavria Operational Grouping of Troops, the Russians renewed their assault on Zaporizhzhia region in the Orikhiv sector. Throughout the day, Ukrainian defenders killed 62 occupiers and destroyed nine units of military equipment.

FM: Shooting down missiles or drones will not lead to partners' participation in war

Ukraine wants Poland to shoot down missiles or drones flying in its direction and needs the support of its partners in this matter.

Kuleba to lobby for lifting restrictions on long-range strikes on targets in Russia at EU ministerial meeting

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba wants to get support for lifting restrictions on long-range strikes on military targets in Russia at an informal meeting of EU foreign ministers.

Ukraine trying to change war discourse with Kursk operation – German expert

The Armed Forces of Ukraine still lack resources for effective offensives in eastern and southern Ukraine. However, Kyiv is trying to “reformat” the war through its operation in Russia’s Kursk region.

Ukraine’s Foreign Minister discusses in Poland interception of Russian missiles and drones

Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Dmytro Kuleba, who is currently visiting Poland, met with his Polish counterpart Radosław Sikorski in Olsztyn to discuss steps to intercept Russian drones and missiles.

NATO-Ukraine Council meeting: Allies reaffirm strong support for Ukraine

The NATO-Ukraine Council met on Wednesday following recent heavy Russian airstrikes against Ukrainian civilians and infrastructure. Allies strongly condemned Russia’s indiscriminate strikes and reaffirmed their commitment to further strengthen Ukraine’s defences.

Crimea experiencing water shortage

Debt restructuring: Ukraine suspends payments under Eurobonds

In view of the implementation of the debt restructuring agreement, the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine endorsed a decision to suspend payments under external state loan bonds dating back to 2015 from September 1, 2024.

Czech Republic can often help Ukraine in areas where others do not dare - President

There is no more important task in the foreign and security policy of the Czech Republic today than further support for Ukraine.

SBU ex-general, Andrii Naumov, on Interpol’s wanted list

At the request of Ukraine’s State Bureau of Investigation, Interpol put Andrii Naumov, ex-general of the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU), on the international wanted list.

Another oil depot on fire in Russia’s Rostov region after drone strikes

On the night of August 28, a fire broke out at an oil depot in the Kamensky district of Russia’s Rostov region following a drone attack.