It has been over a month since American blogger and influencer Laura Lumer visited Ukraine. “Shelter” read what she wrote about the war, Russia, and Putin after returning from Kyiv.

A fire broke out in a warehouse in the Darnytskyi district of Kyiv following a Russian shelling on the night of August 22. According to preliminary reports, there is one fatality and several people have been injured as a result of the fire. Emergency services are on the scene.

The Air Force has not stopped informing the public about aerial threats. However, military leadership has decided to impose certain restrictions on the morning reports regarding enemy ballistic missiles.

Preparatory work for the construction of a heating network in Kyiv’s Holosiivskyi District is being carried out in accordance with a decision by city authorities and as part of the implementation of the capital’s Sustainability Plan

The Security Service of Ukraine, in coordination with the Armed Forces, successfully carried out an attack on the “Slavneft-Yanos” oil refinery in Yaroslavl, Russia, and two FSB coast guard vessels in occupied Crimea.

Destroying russian launchers will help reduce attacks on Ukraine, its critical infrastructure, and the civilian population. The military knows they need to do this, and they will do it.

Remote killings of civilians using FPV drones have become a method of Russian terror in frontline areas.

Ukraine’s path to NATO membership is not promising; the obstacle is that “it is impossible to join an organization based on World War II doctrines with the level of development currently seen in the Ukrainian Armed Forces.”

Ukraine is working with the United States and its partners in Europe to secure the necessary air defense support packages.

The working group on election law has effectively ceased its activities, although formally it is supposed to resume them in September.