Russian strike on Kharkiv injures 34, kills 3
Eight Russian-guided aerial bombs struck residential areas and civilian infrastructure in Kharkiv on 24 Sept, causing significant casualties and damage.
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Ukraine responds to Czech president’s comment on temporary occupation: “Territorial integrity non-negotiable”
Ukraine has reaffirmed its commitment to regaining all occupied territories, following recent comments by Czech President Petr Pavel suggesting that Ukraine might need to accept partial territorial losses to Russia, at least temporarily.
Ukrainian intelligence units liberate the Vovchansk aggregate plant (video)
Ukraine's Main Intelligence Directorate (HUR) has confirmed its units have recaptured the key Russian stronghold in Vovchansk, paving the way towards complete liberation of this borderland town in Ukraine's Kharkiv Oblast.
Ukraine’s NATO invitation part of Zelenskyy’s Victory Plan, his office confirms
"Ukraine’s NATO invitation is part of the victory plan. I also urged our partners not to be swayed by threats of escalation from the Russian Federation," Yermak stated.
Norway to allocate $ 9.5 mn for evacuation of wounded from Ukraine to Europe
In a move to address the "still high" demand, Norway will spend $9.5 million to extend its program transporting severely injured Ukrainians to European medical facilities.
Swiss Parliament recognizes genocidal nature of 1930s famine in Ukraine
The Swiss Parliament has passed a resolution declaring the Holodomor, a man-made famine in Soviet Ukraine, as a genocidal act that claimed millions of lives.
Pennsylvania partners with Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia Oblast for reconstruction
Pennsylvania, home to over 160,000 Ukrainians, has agreed to partner with Zaporizhzhia Oblast for post-war reconstruction efforts.
Ukraine continues efforts to degrade Russian air defense capabilities, destroying Russia’s BUK and Tor systems (video)
Ukrainians successfully struck two Russian air defense systems, a Buk-M3 and a Tor-M2, using precision strikes with HIMARS and drones.
Netherlands to provide $ 233 million to Ukraine to restore critical infrastructure
Dutch Foreign Minister Caspar Veldkamp reveals substantial aid for Ukraine following a meeting with G7 foreign ministers in New York.
SBU arrests Ukrainian soldier in Kharkiv for aiding Russian missile strikes
Law enforcers detained a recently mobilized 45-year-old soldier in Kharkiv for suspected collaboration with Russian military intelligence, providing target coordinates for air strikes, and planning to flee to Russia to join enemy forces.
Reuters: No meeting set between Trump and Zelenskyy during UN visit yet
Trump accused Zelenskyy of wanting Democrats to win the 2024 election and criticized US aid to Ukraine, while Harris's campaign defends it. No Trump-Zelenskyy meeting is planned yet, per Reuters sources.
“I broke everyone and will do the same to you”: Russian authorities torture Ukrainians with a sense of impunity
A UN commission has found that Russian forces are systematically using sexual violence as a form of torture against Ukrainian prisoners. The report highlights a disturbing pattern of abuse, with male detainees particularly targeted in custody, while women in Russian-controlled villages face heightened risk of rape.
Russians add rear-view cameras to drones to counter Ukrainian FPV threats
After Ukraine deployed FPV drones against Russian UAVs, Russia quickly added rear-view cameras to detect incoming anti-air UAVs.
EU’s Borrell urges increased aid to protect Ukraine’s energy infrastructure from Russian attacks
EU foreign policy chief urges Western allies to provide air defenses and energy support for Ukraine ahead of winter amid Russia's targeting of its energy system.
ISW: Ukraine advances in Russia’s Kursk Oblast, Russians gain ground near Kupiansk and Pokrovsk
Ukraine advanced in Russia's Kursk Oblast, while Russian forces gain ground near Donetsk Oblast's Kupiansk and Pokrovsk, adopting defensive posture north Kharkiv Oblast and increasing offensives near Vuhledar.
Denmark to provide over $ 19 million to Ukraine for energy recovery
Danish Minister Lars Aagaard has criticized Russia's attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure while pledging substantial financial support for recovery efforts.
G7 and EU discuss Ukraine’s energy and military needs ahead of winter
EU and G7 foreign ministers discuss supporting Ukraine's energy and military needs, emphasizing electricity production capacity and focusing on air defense against Russian infrastructure attacks.
NYT: Biden faces pressure to allow Ukraine longer-range strikes on Russia
The US President faces mounting pressure to permit Ukraine's use of longer-range weapons against Russian bases. Finland's president and NATO's departing secretary general urge loosening restrictions while Ukraine loses ground in Donbas.
Bloomberg: Russia to boost military spending by 27% in 2025
Russia's 2025 draft budget reveals a continued shift towards a war economy, with defense spending set to reach 6.2% of GDP, according to documents reviewed by Bloomberg.
Czech President: Ukraine must be “realistic” about prospects of regaining occupied land
Czech President Petr Pavel, a former NATO general, suggested that Ukraine may need to accept Russian occupation of some territories, challenging the prevailing public stance of many European officials.