On the evening of Thursday, September 10, Russian forces launched yet another attack on Dnipro. The strike damaged a VARUS supermarket chain store, which had already sustained damage from Russian aggression earlier this spring.

On Tuesday, September 8, Russian troops launched a drone strike on the building housing the "We Are Ukraine" TV channel, which was broadcasting the "United News" telethon. There were casualties as a result of the enemy attack.

On the eve of and during the night of Monday, September 7, the Defense Forces struck a number of the aggressor’s military targets. In particular, a railroad bridge over the North Crimean Canal in the Vladislavivka area was attacked. An ammunition depot and command posts of the Russian Federation’s army were also struck.

The Ukrainian Defense Forces have successfully struck targets on the territory of Russia, the aggressor nation. Among the targets attacked by Ukrainian forces were several oil refineries, a target in the Black Sea, and a storage and launch site for attack drones.

On September 2 and during the night of September 2–3, units of the Ukrainian Defense Forces carried out a series of successful strikes against a number of key Russian military targets in the temporarily occupied territories. 

On the morning of September 2, Russian troops launched attack drones at the capital. As a result of the enemy attack, a high-rise residential building in the Shevchenkivskyi District and warehouses in the Holosiivskyi District were partially destroyed and caught fire. Medical and educational facilities were also damaged. There are reports of casualties.

Overnight, Russian troops launched ballistic missile strikes on the capital. The enemy targeted a railway depot and other railway facilities. As a result of the strikes, several Ukrzaliznytsia employees were killed.

On the morning of Friday, August 28, Russian occupiers used drones to attack the “Epicenter” home improvement store in Zaporizhzhia. Several people were injured in the attack.

Petr Tolstoy, Deputy Speaker of the Russian State Duma, appeared on the talk show “Time Will Tell” on Channel One and called for the bombing of Ukrainian cities, while warning residents one day in advance. The goal is to force Ukrainians to surrender and demoralize them to such an extent that they would “come out with their hands up to meet the Russian troops.”

On Wednesday, August 26, Russian troops struck a business center in a densely populated residential area of Lozova, in the Kharkiv region. After a brief pause, the occupiers launched a second strike. Many people were injured as a result of the Russian attack.