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Three plants that produced 90% of Ukraine's steel have halted operations following Russian strikes.

A Russian attack hit a historic Zaporizhzhia National University building on 21 September, damaging the 1902 cultural heritage site.

Ukraine’s General Staff said its forces struck a Russian Kasta-2E2 radar worth at least US$60 million and a drone control point in occupied Donetsk Oblast

A Russian strike has seriously damaged the main production and warehouse facilities of Vents, a major Ukrainian ventilation equipment maker exporting to over 120 countries.

Ukraine's Air Assault Forces launched airstrikes on bridges near Polohy, crippling Russian logistics and offensive moves towards Orikhiv.

Russian ruling party United Russia brings 86 veterans of the Ukraine invasion into the Duma, securing a record majority in sham elections.

EU ambassadors failed to extend individual sanctions over Ukraine's territorial integrity as discussions continue amid disputes over Russian oligarchs

During the Carpathian Eight Summit on Friday 18 September, Ukrainian gas company Naftogaz Group and Poland's state-owned energy company Orlen signed two memorandums on supplying energy resources to Ukraine.

An agricultural enterprise was damaged and livestock was affected after Russian troops launched an MLRS attack on Semenivka in Chernihiv Oblast.

Russia has reduced its use of ballistic missiles since August, potentially stockpiling them for winter strikes on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, Bloomberg reports