Russians use heavy flamethrower system, guided bombs near aggregate plant in Vovchansk - military
Russian troops are trying to use a heavy flamethrower system and drop guided bombs at the location of the Vovchansk Aggregate Plant.
Russian troops are trying to use a heavy flamethrower system and drop guided bombs at the location of the Vovchansk Aggregate Plant.
In Kherson, a 71-year-old man was injured when the Russian military dropped explosives from a drone.
A man died in Kupiansk, Kharkiv region, as a result of a Russian FPV drone strike on the morning of September 30.
In Kherson, as a result of shelling by Russian troops, there are power outages.
The State Border Guard Service of Ukraine records no incidents on the border with Belarus.
Foreign ministers of Ukraine and Hungary, Andrii Sybiha and Peter Szijjarto, started bilateral negotiations in Budapest.
The Ministry of Justice notes that Russian passports, which were forcibly handed to Ukrainians in the temporarily occupied territories, bear no legal force.
This month, seven frontline regions received 600 power generators as part of humanitarian aid ahead of winter.
Partisans from the ATESH underground resistance movement blew up the rail track along which Russian forces supply equipment and ammunition to the section of the front in Kursk region.
The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has canceled the recommendation to state authorities and state-owned enterprises to stop using air conditioners, as well as external illumination of buildings and adjacent territories.
Ukraine's Victory Plan, initiated by President Volodymyr Zelensky, will be presented to the Ukrainian public omitting some sensitive details.
A total of 153 combat engagements have been reported from Ukrainian battlefields over the past day, with the developments being most tense in the Pokrovsk direction.
Minister for Foreign Affairs Andrii Sybiha on Monday, September 30, will pay a working visit to Hungary for bilateral negotiations with his Hungarian counterpart, Peter Szijjarto.
Russian authorities are planning to further raise next year’s defense budget, while Kremlin officials are trying to focus public attention on scheduled social spending.
Ukraine’s Defense Forces of Ukraine shot down a Kh-59/69 guided air missile and 67 Shahed one-way attack drones that the Russians launched since Sunday night.
On September 29, one person was killed and 12 others were injured as Russian forces shelled Kherson region.
On the night of Monday, September 30, a fire broke out at a critical infrastructure facility in Bashtanka district of Mykolaiv region as a result of a Russian attack.
The total combat losses of the Russian forces in Ukraine from February 24, 2022, to September 30, 2024, have reached approximately 653,060 troops, including 1,250 killed and wounded over the past day.
The debates under urgent procedures and a resolution concerning persons missing due to Russian aggression—military prisoners and civilians—will be central topics.
Over the past day, the enemy launched 393 strikes on 10 settlements in Zaporizhzhia region.
The Shahed drone attack on the capital lasted over five hours, and preliminarily, there is no reported damage or casualties in Kyiv.
A single enemy ship, carrying Kalibr missiles, continues its combat duty in the Black Sea.
Explosions rang out in Kyiv as air defense systems targeted Shaheds.
In Odesa region, law enforcement officials have shut down a channel that allowed draft dodgers to leave the country under the guise of truck drivers.
In Luhansk region, not a single grocery store operates in more than 200 settlements occupied by Russians.
Prosecutor General Andriy Kostin held an official meeting with U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland and the U.S. Department of Justice team to discuss cooperation in priority areas.
Continued reports of China's aid to Russia's war effort undermine Beijing's attempts to depict itself as a neutral mediator in the war in Ukraine.
The situation in Ukraine's power system remains stable, with 490 settlements partially or completely de-energized as a result of hostilities and technological disruptions.
29 September 2024
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