War in Ukraine today: latest news, 30 September 2025 (photo)

It has been the 1315  th day of the Ukrainian resistance to the russian military aggression. 

What happened in Ukraine today:

Here is operational information of the General Staff as of 6 pm:   

Since the beginning of this day, there have been 89 combat clashes.

Communities in border settlements, specifically Khrinivka in Chernihiv oblast; Bobylivka, Simeikyne, Shalyhyne, Kozache, and Khutir Mykhailivskyi in Sumy oblast, have been affected by enemy artillery fire.

Six enemy attacks have been recorded towards Northern Slobozhanske and Kursk. In addition, the enemy carried out eight air strikes, dropping 11 guided bombs, and carried out 85 shelling attacks on the positions of our troops and settlements, eight of which were from multiple launch rocket systems.

Towards Southern Slobozhanske, the Defence Forces repelled two enemy attacks near Vovchansk.

Towards Kupiansk, no enemy offensive actions have been noted at this time.

Towards Lyman, the invading army carried out seven attacks towards the positions of Ukrainian units near Novomykhailivka, Hrekivka, Kolodiazi, Yampolivka and Drobyshove.

The occupiers attempted to advance six times towards Siversk, with the aggressor attacking towards Yampil, Dronivka, and in Serebrianka. Two combat engagements are currently ongoing.

Towards Kramatorsk, the aggressor advanced three times in Bila Hora and Predtechyne, but was stopped by our soldiers.

Towards Toretsk, the enemy carried out 11 assaults in Toretsk, Dyliivka, Yablunivka, Katerynivka, Rusyn Yar, and Poltavka. Four combat engagements are still ongoing.

Towards Pokrovsk, russian invaders made 32 attempts to dislodge our defenders from their positions in Volodymyrivka, Nykanorivka, Rodynske, Chervonyi Lyman, Novoekonomichne, Myroliubivka, Promin, Lysivka, Pokrovsk, Zvirove, Kotlyne Udachne, Molodetsk, Horikhove, and Filiia. Defence forces are holding back the offensive and have repelled 29 enemy attacks, with fighting still ongoing in three locations.

Towards Novopavlivka, the enemy attempted to break through the defences of our defenders in Zelenyi Hai, Piddubne, Vorone, Sosnivka, Sichneve, Kalynivske, Ternove, Olhivske, and Novohryhorivka. Defence forces repelled enemy assaults.

Towards Huliaipole, Ukrainian defenders repelled an attack by the occupiers in Poltavka.

Towards Kherson, the enemy made two unsuccessful attempts to approach our defenders, and another battle is ongoing.

Towards other directions, there have been no significant changes.

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President Volodymyr Zelenskyy reported that Ukrainian military personnel are deploying to Denmark to share their experience in countering drones. They have already arrived for joint training exercises. The goal is to develop a new defence system that could become the basis for a future European “drone wall”. The president has instructed the Chief of the General Staff, the Minister of Defence, and the Secretary of the National Security and Defence Council to work quickly with partners in Europe who are capable of deploying a counter-drone system.

For the first time in Ukraine, a digital twin of the minister has been created using artificial intelligence. Now you can chat with the twin of the head of the Ministry of Digital Transformation, Fedorov. The twin responds both in text and voice. The most interesting ideas and comments from users will be sent directly to the minister.

Recent war events in the east of Ukraine

Kharkiv oblast

The General Staff reporetd that as of 4pm, the Defence Forces repelled two attacks by the occupiers near Vovchansk during the day.

 

 Over the past day, 176 combat clashes were recorded.

▪️ Towards Southern Slobozhanske, the enemy stormed the positions of our units near the settlements of Vovchansk and Kamianka four times.

▪️ Towards Kupiansk, three attacks by the invaders took place yesterday. Our defenders repelled enemy assaults near Radkivka, Stepova Novoselivka, and in the direction of Kupiansk.

 

According to preliminary data from Mayor Terekhov, all six strikes that the russians launched on Kharkiv after 6pm hit Kholodnohirskyi district.

 

Head Oleksandr Hololobov stated that the russian Federation launched a strike near one of the settlements of  Mala Danylivka community. According to him, the strike hit the area of a non-operational enterprise.  

 

Andrii Kanashevych, Head of Kupiansk Regional Military Administration, said that on 30 September, in the village of Velyka Shapkivka in Kindrashivka community, the body of a man was found near a bus stop, who may have been killed by a russian FPV drone strike.

 

The State Emeegency Service said that in Izium region, a combine harvester was blown up during field work. The machine ran towards an explosive device, preliminarily identified as an anti-personnel mine. The explosion damaged the wheel of the combine harvester, but no one was injured.

 

Over the past day, three settlements in Kharkiv region were hit by enemy strikes. A 16-year-old boy was injured as a result of an explosion of an unknown object in the town of Slobozhanske.

Civilian infrastructure was damaged and destroyed:

▪️ in Kupiansk region, a house was damaged (Kupiansk), meadows were on fire (Hrushivka village);

▪️ in Bohodukhiv region, a private house was damaged (Tymofiivka village).

The transit evacuation point in Lozova took in 47 people during the day. 36 people remained. A total of 5,097 people have been registered at the point since it began operating.

Our region has the largest number of shelters in schools among all regions of Ukraine. On the territory of Malynivka Support Lyceum, there will be an anti-radiation shelter with an area of almost 1,000 sq m. It will be able to accommodate up to 290 people – all students and employees of the institution. The shelter will be equipped with lifts and everything necessary for people with reduced mobility to access it. Water storage tanks and an autonomous power source have also been provided so that the educational process will not be interrupted even in the event of prolonged power outages.

 

Donetsk oblast

The General Staff stated that russian troops increased the number of attacks in the Novopavlivka and Lyman directions over the past day to 37 and 16, respectively. The day before, there were 21 and 5 battles, respectively.

Towards Novopavlivka, the russian army attacked in Oleksandrohrad, Vorone, Zelenyi Hai, Novokhatsk, Piddubne, Komyshuvakha, Sosnivka, Sichneve, Hrushevsk, Oleksiivka, Zaporizke, Berezove, Novomykolaivka, and towards Novopavlivka and Novohryhorivka.

Towards Lyman, battles took place near Karpivka, Serednie, Kolodiazne, Hrekivka, Novomykhailivka, Drobysheve, Shandryholove, and Torske.

Illia, a senior sergeant in the anti-aircraft missile artillery division of the 28th Mechanised Brigade, call sign “Tourist” said that towards Pokrovsk, Ukrainian defenders stopped 56 assaults over the past day. In Kostiantynivka russian troops are actively using motorcycles, ATVs, and buggies for rapid motorised assaults. Logistics are complicated by constant attacks by FPV drones, specifically towards fibre optic cables, which the russian army uses for ambushes.

Serhii Horbunov, Head of the Military-Civilian Administration, said that russian troops shelled Kostiantynivka. This time, they used a FAB-500 high-explosive aerial bomb. The shell hit an apartment building directly. The facades of four apartment buildings were damaged, damage to five private houses was recorded, and the facade of a pharmacy was damaged by the blast wave.

The CMA said that at 11:20am, a russian UAV struck the technical floor of a residential high-rise building in Kramatorsk from the city’s microdistricts. As a result, there were no injuries or fatalities. The building’s facade, roof, and windows were damaged.

At around 4am on 30 September, russian troops struck a private house in Kramatorsk with a UAV. The strike damaged the house and farm buildings towards the property.

On 29 September, the police recorded 1,900 enemy strikes on the front line and residential areas. Ten settlements were under fire: Druzhkivka, Kostiantynivka, Kramatorsk, Lyman, Sviatohirsk, Sloviansk, Druzhkivske, Zakytne, Zolotyi Kolodiaz, and Nykyforivka.

28 civilian objects were destroyed, including 11 residential buildings. The russians struck Druzhkivka with 10 drones of various types, killing one civilian and damaging two private houses, eight civilian vehicles, and critical infrastructure.

In Kostiantynivka, three enemy FPV strike drones targeted civilians, killing two people and injuring two others. A civilian vehicle was damaged.

In Lyman, russian troops struck an ambulance with an FPV drone and wounded a medic. Three more civilians were injured as a result of drone attacks on the city.

One person was wounded in Zakytne, Lyman community, and one in Nykyforivka, Soledar community.

In Kramatorsk, a car wash was damaged by a UAV strike, in Sloviansk – eight private houses, non-residential premises, and a car, in Sviatohirsk – a garbage truck, and in Druzhkivka – a private house.

Petro Andriushchenko, Head of the Centre for the Study of Occupation, said that the occupying authorities in Mariupol have intensified the process of “nationalising” housing: since June, more than 1,200 apartments have been declared ownerless. In total, there are already more than 6,200. The property is being transferred to russians, despite promises to provide Mariupol residents with housing.

The CMA said that an 83-year-old woman was wounded as a result of shelling in Hryshyne in Pokrovsk community on 28 September. The woman was hospitalised.

Luhansk oblast

The enemy is trying to break through our defensive lines near Hrekivka, where Ukrainian defenders repeatedly repel enemy attacks. Over the past day, the russians carried out 19 assaults, 16 of them in the Lyman direction. They used barrel artillery twice and unmanned aerial vehicles in 13 cases.

The invaders continue to deny the existence of a petrol crisis in the so-called ‘lpr’. Prices towards petrol in the occupied Luhansk oblast have doubled over the past two years. Moreover, after the shutdown of several Russian oil refineries, petrol is becoming a scarce commodity.

In Siverskodonetsk, the occupiers are dismantling four more high-rise buildings. Three buildings are located in one of the neighbourhoods in the new districts of the city, and another one is in the old districts.

What is happening now in the north of Ukraine

Kyiv oblast

According to the Kyiv Regional Military Administration, on the night of 30 September, russia attacked Kyiv oblast with drones. As a result of the russian attack in the Brovary district, a woman born in 1950 was injured. She suffered an acute stress reaction and a hypertensive crisis. She was provided with the necessary medical assistance on site. A private residential building, farm buildings and a car were also damaged.

Kyiv Mayor Vitalii Klychko informed that a woman injured in the russian attack on 7 September died in a Kyiv hospital. The 74-year-old woman had been in intensive care the entire time. There were five victims of the russian attack on 7 September, including three women and a small child.

According to the Pogrebyshchensky Medical College in Vinnytsia oblast, Oksana Katerusha, a graduate, died as a result of russian shelling of Kyiv on Sunday, 28 September. The woman worked as a nurse at the Strazhesko Institute of Cardiology in the capital and died in the ward along with a patient.

According to the mayor of Brovary, Ihor Sapozhko, on 24 September, a cadet of the training battalion of the individual training school, Ihor Makariuk, was killed by a russian missile strike on a training ground in Honcharivskyi, Chernihiv oblast. The funeral for Ihor will take place on 1 October at 12:00 on Freedom Square, and the soldier will be buried on the Walk of Fame in Brovary.

According to the Ministry of Veterans Affairs, during its first month of work, National Military Memorial Cemetery in Kyiv Oblast provided a burial service of 108 fallen Ukrainian soldiers. The names of those buried are engraved on temporary grave markers, and will later be immortalised on the Memorial Wall of Remembrance among those who gave their lives for Ukraine.

Kyiv Mayor Vitalii Klychko reported on the eve of Education Workers’ Day that almost 500 employees of educational institutions in Kyiv are defending Ukraine on the front lines today. Thirty-four educators have given their lives for Ukraine’s independence, and 12 are considered missing in action.

Almost 2,300 employees from the temporarily occupied territories have been employed in educational institutions in Kyiv, including almost 1,500 teachers.

The Ukrainian Women’s Guard brought together active women in Kyiv for training on ‘Rehabilitation, recovery, safety and self-defence in crisis situations’. Under the guidance of highly qualified instructor and martial arts master Viktor Kraievsky, the women focused on practising the practical aspects of self-defence. It was a comprehensive approach that included physical techniques and powerful psychological preparation for action in unpredictable and stressful conditions.

According to the RMA, a training session entitled ‘Veteran Leadership: Real Tools for Influence in the Community’ was held in the Kyiv oblast. The event was a continuation of an educational programme for veterans, which helps them gain knowledge for active civic and political engagement.

On 30 September, the exhibition ‘Mariupol. Justice’ opened in Kyiv. Information stands with photographs and information about Mariupol were placed at the location. The photographs tell the story of the city’s defence and bear witness to the war crimes committed by the russian occupiers. The exhibition was placed on the territory of the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra.

Zhytomyr oblast

Romaniv village council reported  that Pavlo Sadursky, an educator and sports tourism coach from the Romaniv community in Zhytomyr oblast, was killed by a russian army drone strike on the front line. This murder took place on 28 September 2025 near the village of Vasyukivka in the Bakhmut district of Donetsk oblast.

The state programme ‘eRestoration’ is being implemented in Zhytomyr oblast to help citizens restore housing damaged or destroyed as a result of russia’s armed aggression. To date, 1,603 applications have been submitted in the oblast for compensation for the restoration of homes with minor damage, and 1,141 positive decisions have been made for a total amount of UAH 110.8 million. Ninety-nine properties have already been purchased with housing certificates. In addition, 13 owners of destroyed housing have begun rebuilding it on their own land.

Sumy oblast

On 30 September, russian forces attacked Sumy by a drone that struck an apartment block in the oblast centre. No casualties were reported.

Sumy Regional Prosecutor’s Office reported that at around 8am in Hlukhiv, a russian drone hit the territory of a petrol station, injuring a 54-year-old local resident. He was taken to hospital with blast trauma and shrapnel wounds to his leg.

Oleh Hryhorov, Head of Sumy Regional Military Administration said that overnight on 30 September, the enemy struck a residential house in Chernechchyna village, Krasnopillia community, by a drone. Rescuers recovered the bodies of four people from the rubble – a couple and their two sons, aged six and four. The woman had been pregnant with twins. According to the outlet Kordon.Media, the family had moved to Chernechchyna from Krasnopillia to escape shelling.

Oksana Chernova, Head of Chernechchyna, informed that twelve families were left homeless after russian drones struck Chernechchyna. Four apartment blocks were destroyed or severely damaged.

According to the State Emergency Service, the drone strike also caused a fire that spread across 400 square metres. Firefighters battled the blaze for more than 12 hours, repeatedly forced to halt operations due to the threat of renewed strikes.

Sumyoblenergo reported that Konоtop, Shostka, and parts of Konotop and Shostka regions remain without electricity due to russian attacks on critical infrastructure and ongoing repair works.

The Regional Military Administration informed that on the evening of 29 September, a russian drone attacked a civilian riding a motorcycle in Myropillia community. A 23-year-old man was injured and is in serious condition in hospital.

In Shalyhyne community, a 60-year-old woman was critically wounded in a drone attack during the day on 29 September. She was taken to hospital but did not survive.

Between the morning of 29 September and the morning of 30 September, russian forces carried out 54 attacks on 23 settlements in 12 local communities of the oblast. The largest number of strikes was recorded in Sumy and Shostka regions. The enemy actively used guided aerial bombs (nearly 20 strikes), unguided rockets (15 strikes), and also launched FPV-drone and UAV attacks across Sumy oblast.

As of the morning of 30 September, damage from russian strikes was recorded as follows:

• In Bilopillia community – an apartment block, a non-residential building, and a car.

• In Seredyna-Buda community – a civilian infrastructure facility.

• In Mykolaivka rural community – a private house.

• In Krasnopillia community – apartment blocks and a non-residential building.

Over the past day, 18 people were evacuated from border communities by local authorities together with the State Emergency Service, the National Police, and civic organisations.

Oleh Hryhorov, Head of the Regional Military Administration, said that in Sumy oblast, 122 kilometres of anti-drone corridors have been set up, with a total of 300 kilometres planned. These works, carried out with the involvement of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and civic organisations, are ongoing, with priority given to evacuation routes.

Remote learning in Sumy community has been extended until 31 December. Kindergartens, extracurricular institutions, primary art schools, and primary school branches in the community will continue to operate online. The decision was made by the local Commission on Technogenic and Environmental Safety and Emergencies.

Chernihiv oblast

Volodymyr Ihnatchenko, Head of Nosivka community, said that in Nosivka on 30 September, at least two “Shahed” drones were recorded hitting the town, one striking a critical infrastructure facility. Parts of the town were left without electricity. Water supply disruptions are also possible, and residents were advised to stock up on water.

Ukrzaliznytsia reported that in Chernihiv oblast on 30 September, russian forces attacked railway infrastructure. As a result, the power supply on Nizhyn line was cut. All trains on the Sumy and Chernihiv routes operated under reserve diesel locomotives with delays.

Hennadii Ivaniuk, Head of Bobrovytsia, informed that between 8pm on 29 September and 5am on 30 September, the russian army carried out 20 UAV strikes of various types on Bobrovytsia. According to him, this was the most massive attack on the city since 2022. Power restoration is under way, with alternative energy sources in use. According to Chernihiv Regional Prosecutor’s Office, an industrial enterprise, critical and transport infrastructure came under attack in Bobrovytsia during the night.

The enemy also struck an energy facility in Chernihiv oblast. Chernihivoblenergo reported that more than 26,000 consumers were left without electricity. Outages were recorded in Bobrovytsia and nearby settlements.

Chernihiv Border Detachment informed that throughout 29 September, russian forces attacked three border communities in Chernihiv oblast: Novhorod-Siverskyi, Semenivka and Snovsk. A total of 42 strikes were recorded. The enemy used mortars and artillery, carried out FPV-drone strikes, and dropped explosive devices from UAVs.

According to “North” Operational Command, in one of the villages of Semenivka community, a non-residential building was damaged in a drone explosion.

Oleksandr Seliverstov, Head of Novhorod-Siverskyi Regional Military Administration reported In the border town of Semenivka, russian forces damaged all administrative buildings and completely destroyed around 30% of houses beyond repair. Electricity is out in the town, but water supply is available and the hospital is functioning thanks to generators.

Recent events in the central regions of Ukraine

Dnipropetrovsk oblast

Air defence units were active in the oblast, shooting down 5 enemy UAVs.

There was significant damage in Pavlohrad region, where infrastructure was hit. The russian forces struck Synelnykove region, targeting Pokrovske community by KABs, causing fires. Attacks continued on Nikopol region, by artillery shelling on the regional centre.

The regional center came under russian attack. All emergency services are working on-site and assistance is being provided to the injured. As a result of the strike, 1 man was killed and 20 wounded. Fires broke out and an office building, a high-rise building, a dormitory and social facilities were damaged. Around 20 vehicles were destroyed or damaged. The russian forces again struck Synelnykove region, targeting Pokrovske and Mezhova communities by aerial bombs and a drone, setting a private house on fire. In the evening, occupiers shelled Pokrovske community of Nikopol region by artillery.

Vinnytsia oblast 

The RMA reported that in Vinnytsia, on the occasion of Defenders of Ukraine Day, mothers of fallen soldiers received commemorative awards. The award, made of silver, is in the shape of a double heart, symbolising maternal love, the pain of loss and the community’s deep gratitude. Alongside the award, a family keepsake, the Mother’s Heart pendant on a chain, is provided, designed to be worn daily.

Kirovohrad oblast

In Hlodosy village, Novoukrainka region, on 29 September, residents welcomed back serviceman Oleksii Baibuzenko, released from russian captivity. He was freed during a prisoner exchange on 23 July, after being held for 3 years and 3 months. Oleksii served with military unit A0224 and was captured on 25 April 2022, near Korovyi Yar village in Lyman community, Donetsk oblast. He was held in a penal colony in Tula region, russia.

Kropyvnytskyi paid tribute to fallen soldiers Oleksandr Savenko and Serhii Melnykov. Oleksandr Savenko was an instructor in the training company of the general military preparation school. He died on 12 September 2025, from injuries sustained in an enemy UAV strike. Serhii Melnykov served as a rifleman-sniper in an airborne assault battalion. He was killed on 30 September 2024, near Katerynivka in Donetsk oblast. He was considered missing for a year.

Borys Shevchenko, Directorof History Museum, informed that in Kropyvnytskyi, a memorial book Glory in Eternity dedicated to fallen servicemen of the russian-Ukrainian war was published. The book contains information about 263 residents of Kirovohrad oblast who died between 2014 and 2021. The presentation took place at the regional history museum.

Poltava oblast

A soldier from Poltava oblast, Illia Sokurenko, was killed on 20 September 2025, during combat near Stepne village in Sumy oblast. He was 21 years old.

At School No. 27 in Poltava, a memorial plaque was unveiled in honor of Senior Soldier Dmytro Pushkar, callsign Balu. He served as a senior mortar battery operator and fought in Sumy and Donetsk oblasts. On 15 January 2024, he was killed while carrying out a combat mission near Pobieda village in Donetsk oblast.

Cherkasy oblast

Ihor Taburets, Head of Cherkasy RMA, stated that a meeting was held with representatives of the RMA and the 118th Separate Brigade of the Territorial Defence Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, together with the 156th battalion. They received a delivery worth over UAH 6m under the regional territorial defence program. The package included 12 Autel EVO Max 4T drones, 42 optical sights and surveillance devices, 7 charging stations and other necessary equipment.

Latest news from the front of the southern regions of Ukraine

Zaporizhzhia oblast

Ivan Fedorov, Head of Zaporizhzhia Regional Military Administration, reported that today, russian forces attacked Zaporizhzhia oblast. 2 drones struck the territory and buildings of an agricultural enterprise in Samiilivka, causing a fire. Warehouse premises and outbuildings were destroyed.

According to the Regional State Emergency Service, on 29 September, 2 fires broke out in Zaporizhzhia oblast following russian shelling. In Mykhailivka, agricultural machinery caught fire, while in Komyshuvakha, dry vegetation was set ablaze.

The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported that on Orikhiv region, Defence Forces repelled 3 russian attacks near Stepove, Kamianske and Stepnohirsk. On Huliaipole region, russian troops launched 6 assaults in Poltavka region.

Ivan Fedorov, Head of the RMA, stated that on 29 September, russian forces carried out 553 strikes on 14 settlements in Zaporizhzhia oblast. In particular, 382 UAVs of various types, mostly FPV drones, attacked Novomykolaivka, Komyshuvakha, Chervonodniprovka, Mykhailivka, Huliaipole, Prymorske, Shcherbaky, Novodanilivka, Mala Tokmachka and Charivne.

Mykolaiv oblast

According to the RMA, russian forces launched 7 FPV drone attacks on Ochakiv community in Mykolaiv oblast. In Ochakiv, 2 houses were damaged as a result of one of the strikes.

Kherson oblast

Oleksandr Prokudin, Head of Kherson RMA, reported that a resident of Antonivka, a suburb of Kherson, was killed. A 68-year-old woman sustained fatal injuries in a russian shelling attack at the beginning of July.

According to the RMA, in Bilozirka, a 53-year-old man came under russian attacks yesterday morning. Today, he was hospitalised with blast injuries and a concussion.

Oleksandr Prokudin, Head of the RMA, stated that during a nighttime drone attack, air defence units destroyed 3 russian Shahed-131/136 UAVs over Kherson oblast. 

As a result of russian shelling on 29 September, in Kherson oblast, 1 person was killed and 4 injured. The russian military attacked 29 settlements of the oblast. 4 high-rise buildings, 16 private houses, a church, a museum, a gas pipeline, an administrative building and vehicles were damaged.

The Southern Defence Forces reported that on Prydniprovsk region, Ukrainian forces repelled 4 russian attacks near Antonivka railway and road bridges. At the same time, russian troops in the south lost 56 servicemen, 5 artillery systems, 16 vehicles, a UAV, 2 motorcycles, a supply depot, an ammunition point and 53 shelters.

Latest news for today in the western regions of Ukraine

Volyn oblast

Memorial plaques were unveiled in Novovolynsk to 4 fallen graduates of Lyceum №5 – Oleksandr Dudyk, Mykhailo Levchuk, Serhiш Savonik and Yevhen Soroka. During the requiem, which was attended by the Heroes’ relatives, military personnel, teachers and students, their memory was honored with prayers and flowers.

Zakarpattia oblast

Marta Kos, EU Enlargement Commissioner, and Katarina Maternova, EU Ambassador to Ukraine, are on a working visit to the oblast. On the agenda are the issues of implementing the provisions of the legislation on national communities, the development of international transport and logistics infrastructure, and others that are important for completing the process of the country’s accession to the EU, where the regional component is of paramount importance.

Ivano-Frankivsk oblast

Ivano-Frankivsk City Council held a meeting with families of missing servicemen. Together with the relevant deputies, representatives of city services, the Center for Administrative Services, representatives of military units, the Pension Fund, and a social worker from the Territorial Center for Recruiting and Social Support, they met with people.

Lviv oblast

Mykola and Marichka Hreb donated their wedding donation to the benefit of the defenders: UAH 20,000 – for a car to soldier Roman Korpanets from Slavsk and his unit of the 3rd Separate Assault Brigade, 10,000 UAH – for a pickup truck for the 20th Separate Rifle Battalion, UAH 10,000 – to volunteer Natalia Palenychka from Strii for a T4 bus.

Drohobych managed to raise over UAH 125,000 for the construction of the Veterans Development Center.

Rozaliia Tokarchuk from the US during the Sunflower Picnic at the Church of St. Josaphat in Voren, Detroit held a fundraising event for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. People had the opportunity to purchase a necklace or bracelet made by a craftswoman from natural stones for a donation. The total amount of donations was $1,000. All funds were donated to volunteer Lidija Pechenjak from Morshyn, who organized a collection to purchase a BUGGY SUV for the 80th bridge, for evacuating the wounded and more. The collection was also joined by the allies of the 76th branch of the Ukrainian Union of America, who donated $500.

On September 2, on the eve of Boryslav City Day, a charity auction was held at the Krutohir recreation complex to raise funds for the Defenders. In total, 1.34 million UAH was raised, which is directed to the needs of the defenders.

Rivne oblast

Rivne oblast received 30 evacuation trains during August-September. In 2 months, 437 people arrived in the oblast. All of them were from Donetsk oblast. The arrivals were accommodated in the following communities: Rivne region – 256, Dubno region – 154 and Sarno region – 27.

Ternopil oblast

Ternopil oblast continues to support Ukrainians abroad. Over 500 copies of children’s and educational literature were donated to children from Ukraine who currently live and study in Romania.

Khmelnytskyi oblast

Khmelnytskyi community sent 2 types of FPV drones to the military: 13-inch with a 20 km coil and 10-inch with a 10 km coil worth over UAH 2.5m.

Chernivtsi oblast

At Chernivtsi Regional Basketball Championship, funds were raised for the 82nd Bukovina Separate Airborne Assault Brigade. With the funds raised, volunteers plan to buy an Awanger Booster antenna.

International support of Ukraine in the russian-Ukrainian war (russia’s invasion of Ukraine)

Sweden has announced an additional allocation of almost €100m for humanitarian support to Ukraine. The new support package from Sweden for €99.7m is intended to address urgent reconstruction and development needs and humanitarian needs in connection with the approaching winter.

in Madrid the national team of Ukraine was represented by 62 veterans who did not stop after injuries and continue to fight – now in the sports arena. Along with Ukrainian athletes, participants from the USA, Ireland, Spain, Estonia and Georgia are competing.

 

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Materials compiled by Tetyana Pidgorna, Olena Reka, Yana Hushchyna, Tamara Moshkovska, Sofia Ratynska, Ioanna Kryvenko, Helena Albahachiieva, Kristina Maknynia 

Translated by Tetyana Pidgorna, Yana Hushchyna, Alla Litrovnyk, Liudmyla Stadnykova, Ilona Korolevska, Tetiana Moiseienko, Marharyta Koval, Tetiana Kurbatova

 

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