
Doctors Without Borders trains Polish medics to handle mass casualty influxes
Staff from the international organisation are conducting training sessions in Polish civilian hospitals, using scenarios inspired by combat experience.

Staff from the international organisation are conducting training sessions in Polish civilian hospitals, using scenarios inspired by combat experience.

Law enforcement officers in Chernihiv region detained Myroslav Popenko, who works as the head of a fire station watch, on suspicion of illegal drug trafficking.

Russian troops struck civilian infrastructure in Zaporizhzhia. Adults and children were injured, building facades and vehicles were damaged.

Andrii Sybiha welcomed the Latvian Foreign Ministry's initiative to ban grain transit from Russia and Belarus.

Ukraine's President stated that the enemy is attempting to increase the production volumes of fast-strike drones. F-16 fighter jets are being used to defend against them, and domestic countermeasures are being developed.

Ukrainian President approves document restoring Antimonopoly Committee's powers to control state aid to enterprises.

Rescuers are dealing with the aftermath of a morning attack by Russian drones on warehouse facilities in Vyshhorod district. No reports of casualties have been received.

A leak of personal information affecting approximately 140,000 work permit holders, including their identification numbers and contact details, was discovered in the systems of healthcare provider Fullerton Health.

Criminals create fake accounts of transport companies to lure advance payments. Experts advise verifying counterparties and avoiding suspicious links.

The regulator determined a new value for the US currency rate, which will take effect the following day.

The Pension Fund of Ukraine warns that a lack of fund movement on a card may lead to the suspension of payments. Experts advise diversifying savings to protect against fraudsters and technical failures.

bird developers explain that the increase in housing rental offers in the capital is due to interface changes, not an outflow of residents.

Research shows that the fate of many valuable souvenirs presented to Ukrainian leaders remains unknown. Although accounting rules exist, public access to information about the storage of these items is limited.

The Minister of Agrarian Policy stated that problems with shipping products will force a reduction in sowing as early as next spring if the Black Sea ports remain blocked.

Judge Olena Krutko granted the company's claim as the tax authority failed to prove the sale of smartphones without using a cash register, relying solely on inventory discrepancies.

Continuing to work after reaching retirement age allows for an increase in the main part of the payment. We examine the mechanism of the surcharge and the conditions for its application.

Kyiv consumers face rapid price increases for carbonated drinks. The cost of the popular beverage in large packaging has already reached a new psychological threshold.

Demand for primary real estate in the capital dropped sharply in August, with some developers failing to sell a single square metre.

The adopted document provides for changes in dealing with insolvent financial institutions, strengthened cyber protection, and new rules for investment funds.

WOG gas station chain has launched the ninth stage of its charitable initiative, donating 2 hryvnias from each hot drink sold to purchase reconnaissance drones for paratroopers.

The Association of Cities of Ukraine warns that frozen payments are hindering preparations for the heating season and infrastructure recovery.

The State Migration Service stated that obtaining passport documents outside the country now depends on having a current military registration record in the "Reserve+" electronic service.

Taras Vysotsky warned that without access to deep-water terminals, the volume of unexported grain could reach 30 million tonnes.

Detectives from the Bureau of Economic Security uncovered a shadow money-laundering scheme, seizing over UAH 630m and discovering a concealment system featuring tunnels and a special blocking button.

According to Nikkei data, the share of vehicles with exclusively petrol engines fell to 49% in the first half of 2026, a historic low.

Ukrmetallurgprom warns of risk losing UAH 30–40 billion in tax revenues due to halt of mining and metallurgical complex operations.

The Main Directorate of the National Guard of Ukraine ordered 6,000 sets of protective equipment, the cost of which rose by almost 20% in a month compared to August purchases.

GMK Center analysts warn that production stoppages will lead to a loss of $5bn in export revenue and force the country to import steel worth $1.5bn.