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"Large-scale food stockpiling creates additional risks": Ukraine's agriculture minister explains why the country does not need state food reserves
Ukraine's agriculture minister Taras Vysotsky stated that the country does not need large-scale state food reserves: decentralized production and competition among hundreds of producers curb prices more effectively than administrative mechanisms.
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Verkhovna Rada committee unanimously supports dismissal of Prosecutor General Kravchenko
The Verkhovna Rada committee unanimously supported Zelensky's motion to dismiss Prosecutor General Kravchenko. The final decision will be made by parliament at the plenary session on September 15.
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Tusk: Poland expects intensified Russian actions in the coming weeks and months
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated that intensified Russian actions are expected in the coming weeks and months, and that the escalation is already approaching the Polish border. Warsaw is moving to a regime of heightened security measures.
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Zelensky Wants to Discuss a Maritime and Energy Ceasefire with Russia with Trump in New York
During his visit to Canada, Zelensky stated that he hopes to meet with Trump in New York on September 21–23 to discuss a maritime, grain, and energy ceasefire with Russia.
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Scandal over Prosecutor General Kravchenko: suspicion against NABU director, resignation, and overnight departure abroad
Prosecutor General Kravchenko announced a suspicion against NABU Director Krivonos and a person from the SAP head's entourage, after which he left for Poland overnight. Zelensky is demanding his dismissal, and a motion for resignation has been submitted to the Rada.
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“No Critical Dependence”: How Ukraine Is Reworking Food Logistics Amid Russian Strikes on Warehouses
Ukraine's Minister of Agrarian Policy Taras Vysotsky stated that there is no critical dependence on food imports, and that supply logistics is being decentralized due to Russian attacks on retail warehouses.
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Trump confirms Ukraine will receive a license to produce Patriot missiles, but with a key limitation
Trump stated that Ukraine will receive a license to produce Patriot missiles, however this refers only to a less modern version of the interceptors. Specific timelines and the missile type were not clarified.
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Zelensky submits to the Rada a proposal to dismiss Prosecutor General Kravchenko
On September 14, President Zelensky sent to the Verkhovna Rada a proposal to dismiss Prosecutor General Kravchenko. The document is to be reviewed by the relevant committee and the plenary chamber on an expedited basis against the backdrop of the conflict with NABU and the SAP.
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Private Air Defense in Ukraine: Business Is Ready to Shoot Down Drones, but the Law Doesn't Allow It Yet
Kirill Lyukov, an expert from the Prytula Foundation, stated that more than 50 Ukrainian companies are already participating in private air defense, but full legalization requires legislative regulation of the handling of explosives and the training of civilians.
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Ukraine and the US Agree to Exchange Experience in Veteran Rehabilitation: What Kim and Collins Discussed
Ukraine's Minister for Veterans' Affairs Vitaliy Kim and US VA Secretary Doug Collins agreed at their first meeting in a long time to strengthen the exchange of experience in rehabilitation and veterans' healthcare.
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Kherson Completely Blacked Out: Authorities Report an Accident, Some Sources Point to Explosions
On September 14, 2026, Kherson was completely blacked out due to an emergency situation; specialists are investigating the cause of the outage. Residents are advised to use the "Points of Invincibility."
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Fuel at 100 UAH: Ukrainian gas stations raise gasoline and diesel prices by 2–5 UAH
Ukrainian gas stations continue to raise prices: gasoline and diesel rose by 2–5 UAH, and SOCAR's premium grades reached the 100-hryvnia-per-liter mark for the first time.
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“There Is No Shortage, the Problem Is Logistics”: Ukraine’s Agriculture Ministry Explains Why Products Are Disappearing From Store Shelves
Agricultural Policy Minister Taras Vysotskyi stated that there is no food shortage in Ukraine: production is sufficient. He linked the temporary absence of goods on shelves to logistics disruptions and the restructuring of supply chains.
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Agricultural Policy Minister Names Products for Which a Real Shortage Is Possible in Ukraine
Agricultural Policy Minister Taras Vysotsky stated that Ukraine is fully supplied with basic food products — bread, grains, meat, oil, and sugar. He linked real shortage risks only to vegetables, fruits, and chilled products due to their short shelf life.
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Ukraine's Prosecutor General Kravchenko leaves the country overnight via the Polish border amid conflict with NABU
On the night of September 14, Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko crossed the border through a checkpoint on the Polish direction. He himself stated that he is on a foreign business trip, while NABU refuted the service of an indictment to its director.
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Rada to Vote on Prosecutor General Kravchenko's Resignation on September 15: Timeline of the Conflict with NABU and SAP
The Verkhovna Rada will vote on the resignation of Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko on September 15, announced David Arakhamia, head of the Servant of the People faction. The day before, Kravchenko stated that he had signed charges against NABU Director Kryvonos.
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"Premature and fuelling panic": Ukraine's Cabinet of Ministers reacts to limits on sugar, grains and oil in supermarkets
Agrarian Policy Minister Taras Vysotsky stated that restrictions on the sale of products in supermarkets are premature and only fuel panic. The Cabinet of Ministers asserts that there is no shortage of sugar, grains or oil in the country.
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