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Kyiv’s 114-year-old Bessarabskyi Market has lost most of its new cafés and restaurants. Some traditional vendors remain, but the historic market’s future is uncertain.
Kyiv’s 114-year-old Bessarabskyi Market has lost most of its new cafés and restaurants. Some traditional vendors remain, but the historic market’s future is uncertain.
Russian attacks killed at least six people in Ukraine and damaged Kyiv’s Northern Bridge, disrupting traffic. Russia’s Foreign Ministry said further strikes would continue.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz visited Kyiv on October 4 and announced plans for military and energy aid to Ukraine. Germany and Ukraine are also preparing to produce drones together.
Russian strikes damaged data centers and communications facilities in Kyiv in late September. The damage interrupted internet access for some households and television broadcasts, while backup sites helped keep some services running.
Russia’s Sergey Lavrov and Germany’s Johann Wadephul met in New York on September 26, 2026, for the first time since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine began. They discussed the war and grain exports through the Black Sea.
Drone attacks killed people in Kyiv and Russian regions on September 25. The next day, a Russian airstrike on central Sumy killed two people and injured six, according to local authorities.
Russian attacks destroyed more than 13 million books in Ukraine over two months in summer 2026. Eight million were lost in a strike on a Kharkiv publishing warehouse, adding to major losses for the country’s publishing industry.
A large Ukrainian drone and missile attack struck Moscow and Moscow Oblast on September 20, the final day of Russia’s State Duma election. Russian officials reported two deaths, injuries, evacuations, and damage at Moscow’s oil refinery.
Russian missile and drone attacks across Ukraine killed at least 11 people and injured 96 on September 12, 2026. A residential high-rise in Odesa was damaged, and emergency workers assisted residents.
A Russian strike on the Kametstal steel plant in Kamianske killed five people and stopped production. The plant has begun emergency repairs, but the date for restarting work is not yet known.