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On the morning of September 24, at least four drones violated Moldovan airspace during a Russian attack on Odesa Oblast. The northern sky of the country was temporarily closed, and residents heard sounds resembling explosions.

From 21 September, Vinnytsia Oblast has shortened the curfew to four hours — from 01:00 to 05:00. The decision was made on the Cabinet of Ministers' recommendation in connection with adapting to the new air-attack tactics. All previous restrictions remain in force.

Artem Pivovarov joked at a concert in Vinnytsia about Nastya Kamenskykh's statement linking her switch to the Ukrainian language with losing her voice and developing a cyst. The remark "Just don't tell me you have a cyst!" drew laughter in the hall and discussion on social media.

At the Artan Fighting Series tournament in Vinnytsia, nine muay thai championship titles were contested: seven of them were won by Ukrainian fighters, including main event winner Dmytro Shelesko.

🚨 A scandal is unfolding in the Vinnytsia region over the death of 34-year-old mobilized man Nikolai Mishchenko. Relatives claim beatings, police claim a fall from a window. The case is not unique: similar tragedies have been recorded in August. An independent investigation is required! #Ukraine #Mobilization #Vinnytsia

🏠 Vinnitsa Real Estate Market in August 2026: Housing Prices Reach New Highs. 📈 One-bedroom apartments on the secondary market average $56,000. This segment saw the strongest growth over six months. 🏢 In new developments, there is a price boom in the business class; the comfort class rose by 4%. 🏦 Rent for a one-bedroom apartment starts from 15,000 UAH. Housing consumes up to 68% of a family's budget. 🔍 Developers offer installment plans and "єОселя" programs, but demand remains high. Prices in Kyiv are even higher, and rent in Uzhhorod is the most expensive in the country.

In Vinnytsia, transport tariffs will change on August 1, 2026: a single trip will increase to 25 hryvnias. 🚌 Authorities encourage switching to travel passes, where the cost of a single trip will range from 11 to 17 hryvnias. Preferential categories of citizens will continue to receive support from the city council. 🎫