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A new plant in Kremenchuk will produce fasteners for European gauge railways; Switzerland funds railway and housing infrastructure projects in Ukraine.

Dmitry Medvedev warned NATO that shooting down Russian drones over Ukraine would mean war, calling the idea of a no-fly zone a “provocation.”

On September 14, Orthodox Christians mark the Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross — a day of fasting, prayer, and ancient traditions.

The Netherlands threatens to boycott Eurovision 2026 if Israel participates, citing the conflict in Gaza and journalist casualties as reasons for the decision.

No Russian troops in Kupiansk; fighting continues on the outskirts. Ukrainian forces control the city and repel attacks, reports Baltimore Chronicle.

Prince Harry visited Kyiv, announced new rehabilitation initiatives for Ukrainian soldiers, and met with veterans and Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko.

Ukrainians will switch to winter time on October 26, 2025, at 4 a.m. Why the clock change has not been abolished and how the issue is handled in Europe.

NATO invoked Article 4 after Russian drones breached Polish airspace. Allies held consultations and expressed solidarity with Warsaw against Moscow’s actions.

McDonald’s teams up with BTS again: starting September, Happy Meals will include TinyTAN figures. The campaign kicks off in Korea and expands worldwide.

On September 7–8, 2025, Ukrainians will witness the longest Blood Moon lunar eclipse in years, lasting 82 minutes.