Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha met with Yoko Kamikawa and Mauro Vieira in New York, discussing support for Ukraine’s recovery and advancing the Peace Formula. He emphasized Japan’s upcoming trade office in Kyiv and shared intelligence on threats to Ukraine’s nuclear energy.
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Garry Kasparov expressed his support for Magnus Carlsen’s call to maintain sanctions against the Russian and Belarusian chess federations. On X, he praised Carlsen as a commendable successor, adding a Ukrainian flag to his post, highlighting solidarity.
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Ukraine’s SBU struck the Shaykovka airfield in Russia’s Kaluga Oblast on Sept. 21, targeting Tu-22M bombers used for missile strikes. The operation also hit two Russian arsenals, including a major supply depot storing North Korean missiles, causing fires and detonations.
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Ukrenergo announced no scheduled power outages for September 22, but urges citizens to use high-power appliances cautiously during peak evening hours. The company emphasizes responsible energy consumption to maintain grid stability.
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Russian forces launched an airstrike on Sumy on September 21, injuring one person and leaving part of the city without power. The attack caused fires and damaged homes in residential and industrial areas. A power outage affected the Baranivka district of the city.
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Telegram has begun cooperating with law enforcement globally after its founder, Pavel Durov, was arrested and released under judicial supervision in France. Durov faces multiple charges, prompting the platform to shift its moderation policies and work with authorities worldwide.
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By mid-2024, Germany hosted 3.48 million refugees, including 1.18 million Ukrainians, marking a new record. Refugee numbers rose by 60,000 since 2023, while those facing deportation fell to 226,882. Many Ukrainian refugees are hesitant to return home despite improved conditions.
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