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September 2026
Section: Ukraine ✕ Reset
Ukraine Enshrines Daily 9 a.m. Minute of Silence in Law
A newly signed law establishes a nationwide daily tribute to those killed during Russia’s aggression against Ukraine. It also formalizes Holodomor commemorations and sets rules for public notification systems.
Enemy Combat Losses — September 13, 2026
Enemy losses as of September 13, 2026.
Kyiv to Upgrade 50 More Public Warning Loudspeakers
Around 70% of the Ukrainian capital is already covered by alerts that distinguish between drone and missile threats. Officials expect the citywide rollout to be completed next year.
Kyiv Adds Overnight Bus Links for Delayed Rail Passengers
Four temporary services will connect Kyiv Central Station with major residential districts between 1 a.m. and 5 a.m. The measure is intended to support travelers arriving after nighttime train delays.
Enemy Combat Losses — September 12, 2026
Enemy losses as of September 12, 2026.
Attempted Sale of Half a Ton of TNT: Armed Forces Unit Commander Exposed in Kharkiv Region
The SBU and National Police arrested a Ukrainian unit commander attempting to illegally sell nearly half a ton of TNT in the Kharkiv region. Caught red-handed, the suspect faces up to 7 years in prison.
Can a soldier who went AWOL return from abroad?
The Ministry of Defense clarified the return process for Ukrainian service members who went AWOL while abroad. Under a simplified program available through September 20, soldiers can apply via the "Army+" app, choose a new unit from over 70 options, and return to service within 5 days. Read the key travel rules, legal consequences, and step-by-step guidance.
Enemy Combat Losses — September 11, 2026
Enemy losses as of September 11, 2026.