Military actions in Donetsk region, enemy shelling, report from “Novaya Strana”. How will the 947th day of full-scale war be remembered.
Volodymyr Zelensky noted that it is necessary to put pressure on the Russian dictator and force him to peace. The President of Ukraine also spoke about the situation at the front, the progress of the operation in the Kursk region and its tasks, Ukrainian innovations in the fight against Russian terror, as well as the disproportionately high losses of the Russian army.
During the meeting, the general situation in Ukraine, the consequences of the war for Ukrainians and the economy were discussed in detail. A separate focus of the conversation was the constant shelling of cities and civilian infrastructure by the Russian Federation and the role of American Patriot systems in protecting people's lives.
On the morning of September 27, the Russian army attacked Krivoy Rog. The head of the OVA, Serhiy Lysak, reported the explosion in the city on Telegram.
As a result of the attack, a five-story building of the district police department was partially destroyed, and nearby residential buildings and cars were damaged. Three people were killed and six more were injured. At first, the body of one woman was found, and after several hours of the search operation, two more people were found.
“23 private houses, 3 multi-story buildings, an educational institution and 82 cars were damaged,” the State Emergency Service reported.
According to Lisak, one of the wounded is a 45-year-old man – he was hospitalized in serious condition.
Today, September 27, Russian shelling hit the Khotinsky, Miropolsky, Belopolsky, Rechkovsky, Krasnopolsky, Velikopisarevsky, Novoslobodsky, Glukhovsky, Shalyginsky communities of the Sumy region.
In total, during the day, Russians carried out 41 shellings of Sumy Oblast, during which 95 explosions occurred, the press service of the Sumy OVA reported. Details are in the news.
“Tax increases and a new social contract” – this was the topic of the third discussion panel as part of the second season of the joint project of LB.ua and EFI Group “New Country”.
This time the discussion was about the sensitive topic of tax increases and fairness, ways to fill the budget, alternatives to increasing military tax, systemic reforms and de-shadowing of the economy. But the consequences that tax changes will cause, in general.
The speakers of the discussion panel were:
- Sergey Marchenko, Minister of Finance;
- Ekaterina Rozhkova, Deputy Chairman of the National Bank of Ukraine;
- Andrey Dligach, head of the international business community Board, professor of economics, founder of the Advanter Group;
- Igor Liski, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of the investment company EFI Group.
For more details, see our report.
Ukraine has managed to return 10 more children as part of the Bring Kids Back UA initiative, said the head of the Presidential Office, Andriy Yermak.
According to him, the children are aged 13 to 17. Among them are two pupils of the Oleshky Children's Home in the Kherson region.
Qatar facilitated the return of the children. They are receiving all the necessary assistance for rehabilitation.
Ombudsman Dmitry Lubinets noted that among those returned are nine children and a 20-year-old young man with his brother. Some of them have disabilities and serious illnesses. The children are from the Kherson, Zaporizhia, Donetsk, Luhansk regions and Crimea. The Human Rights Commissioner also denied media reports about an agreement brokered by Qatar with Kiev and Moscow on the “exchange” of children. He said that Qatar is acting as an intermediary in the return of illegally deported and forcibly displaced children. At the same time, Ukraine has not kidnapped and does not hold Russian children on its territory, and does not prevent their return to Russia if they are on our territory. The United Nations has announced a shortage of the necessary funds to help Ukraine survive the winter, since Russian bombings have destroyed half of the power grid, writes the American financial weekly Barron's.
“The reality is that the funding situation for organisations like ours is very low at this time of year – we are 47 per cent funded,” UNHCR spokeswoman Caroline Lindholm Billing told AFP.
UNHCR is helping local Ukrainian organisations accommodate displaced people and providing assistance to the most vulnerable to help them survive the winter.
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