Ukrainian forces achieved military successes in Kharkiv and Kursk while undergoing major leadership changes, including the replacement of Syrskyi by Drapatyi.

The entities involved

• Kharkiv →

  capital city of Kharkiv Oblast in eastern Ukraine

  • Russia conducted an attack on Kharkiv, struck a vessel flying Palau flag, and an Azerbaijani citizen was killed.Mon 08:59
  • Russia and Ukraine exchanged strikes across multiple regions, including Sumy, Kharkiv, Moscow, and Zaporizhzhia.Mon 08:31
• Kyiv →

  capital and largest city of Ukraine

  • Russia and Kyiv face simultaneous drone attacks on major cities alongside talks aimed at ending the war.Mon 17:44
  • Russian drone strikes targeted Kyiv and Sumy on September 28th, including a hit on the National Academy of Sciences.Mon 17:15
• Kursk →

  city in the south-west of Russia

  • Amid EU loan packages for Ukraine, Ukrainian attacks have expanded to Smolensk and Kursk nuclear plants, while Rodion Miroshnik oversees military crimes.Mon 11:43
  • Ukrainian forces conducted multiple strikes against Russian infrastructure and military targets, including a drone hit in Crimea.Sun 20:29

Related events

• Ukrainian military conducted multiple operations, including liberating Izium, Kupiansk, and Balakliia, and conducting the Kursk operation.Jul 22
• Russian attacks hit both Kyiv and Kharkiv during the ongoing war.Jun 15
• Russian military pressure targets Ukrainian infrastructure, including Geran drone strikes in Hostomel, threats to Dnieper bridges, and attacks on Odessa's economic logistics.Sep 12
• North Korea deployed troops in the Kursk region, while Russia simultaneously sought North Korean military assistance for its conflict.Jul 25
• Russia conducts military actions near Kyiv, while drone attacks target regions including Moscow, Belgorod, Bryansk, Nizhny Novgorod, Kursk, and Crimea.Sep 20