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Charging station, generator, or battery: how to prepare for power outages without paying the full amount upfront
ROZETKA has launched a promotion on energy-independence equipment: charging stations, generators, and batteries are available in installments of up to 12 payments with no down payment until September 30.
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Kyiv calls EU decision to lift sanctions on Usmanov and Fridman 'shameful' and announces alternative pressure tools
Kyiv called the EU's decision to lift sanctions on Usmanov and Fridman 'shameful.' Vlasyuk stated that Ukraine will prepare alternative restrictions against oligarchs linked to the military-industrial complex.
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Fifth in a month: Russian strikes destroy another JYSK store in Zaporizhzhia
Russian strikes have destroyed five JYSK stores in Ukraine in a month, including a fifth facility in Zaporizhzhia on September 22. Employees are being offered relocation, while major retailers are leaving frontline cities.
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Binance Ditches the Hryvnia: What Happens to the USDT/UAH Pair and UAH Balances by the End of September
Binance is ending support for the hryvnia: it is removing the USDT/UAH pair and closing operations via Fiat Trade. UAH balances will be converted at a rate of 46.5, with a deadline of September 28 for independent withdrawal.
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Ukraine and the US Prepare to Sign a Framework Agreement on Drone Defense: Deal Details and the Role of Ukrainian Experience
Ukraine and the US are preparing to sign a framework agreement on drone defense on the margins of the UN General Assembly. The document will lay the foundation for the production of Ukrainian drones in the US and the transfer of combat experience to operators.
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First Snow and Frost on Pop Ivan Mountain: Early Autumn Has Arrived in the Carpathians
On the morning of September 23, frost and the first September snow were recorded on Pop Ivan Mountain in the Carpathians. Rescuers reported cloudy weather and a wind of 3 m/s, while the hydrometeorological center warned of visibility of 4–6 km.
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Ukrposhta introduces a “parcels out of turn” rule: from September 23, priority in urban branches is given to sending
From September 23, Ukrposhta has introduced priority out-of-queue service for parcels in urban branches. Financial operations remain in the general flow, while shipment logistics have been adapted to the reduced working hours caused by air raid alerts.
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Olejnikova eliminated from WTA 500 tournament in Singapore: 0-6, 1-6 defeat to Hwalinska
Ukrainian tennis player Oleksandra Olejnikova lost to Poland's Maja Hwalinska 0-6, 1-6 in the second round of the WTA 500 tournament in Singapore and was eliminated from the competition.
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Fuel prices in Ukraine on September 23: market stabilized, gasoline up to 104 UAH, diesel — up to 104 UAH
As of September 23, 2026, fuel prices at major Ukrainian gas stations have stabilized after the early-week spike. The difference in filling a 50-liter tank of A-95 reaches 300 UAH depending on the chain.
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Sixth strike in weeks: photos of a destroyed Ukrnafta gas station in Kyiv released after drone attack
Photos of the aftermath of the sixth strike in weeks on a gas station of the Ukrnafta network have been released in Kyiv. On the morning of September 23, drones attacked two gas stations in the Holosiivskyi and Darnytskyi districts; one person was injured.
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“France Is the Main Target of Russian Disinformation Operations”: The Reason Behind Moscow’s Hybrid War Revealed in Paris
France’s Minister-Delegate for European Affairs, Benjamin Addad, stated in an interview with RBC-Ukraine that France has become the main target of Russian disinformation and propaganda operations due to its key role in European security.
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France Confirms Preparation of a Long-Term Support Package for Ukraine in the EU Budget for 2028–2034
France announced it is preparing long-term support for Ukraine in the EU budget for 2028–2034. At the same time, Kyiv received a fourth tranche of €3.3 billion, while Berlin and five other countries are demanding a reduction of the bloc's budget.
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French Minister: Ukraine's EU Accession Is a Question of Reforms, Not Geopolitical Will
France's Minister-Delegate for European Affairs, Benjamin Adda, stated that Ukraine's EU accession depends on concrete reforms in the areas of justice and the fight against corruption. Paris is sending experts to Ukrainian institutions and promises long-term accompaniment.
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"The French ask us to do more": France predicts Ukraine support will remain after Macron's departure
France's Minister Delegate for European Affairs Addad predicts that French society's support for Ukraine will remain after Macron's departure. Paris confirmed the supply of air defense systems and discussed an energy ceasefire with Trump.
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"France will stand with Ukraine in the long term": an interview with Minister-Delegate Benjamin Adda on the reconstruction of Chernihiv and risks for Kyiv
France's Minister-Delegate for European Affairs Benjamin Adda told RBC-Ukraine in an interview about the reconstruction of the Chernihiv region, Kyiv's path to the EU, and the risks for Ukrainian policy after Macron's departure in 2027.
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Massive drone attack on Kyiv: damage in Holosiivskyi and debris in Solomianskyi district
On the night of September 23, Kyiv came under a wave attack by drones: the alert was sounded multiple times, a warehouse facility was damaged in Holosiivskyi district, and debris fell between buildings in Solomianskyi district.
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Trump Directed Kyiv to Musk: Starlink Strikes on Russia Require the Billionaire's Permission
Trump stated that Ukraine needs to talk to Elon Musk in order to use Starlink for strikes on Russia. This was reported by an anonymous Ukrainian official after a meeting with the US president at the UN General Assembly.
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