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This page is an archive of main headlines from Ukraine for 07.09.2026.

It displays 92 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

07.09.2026 ⇢ The Day of the Prosecutor's Resignation
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The day's dominant story was the resignation of Prosecutor General Kravchenko, announced in the evening after a day of speculation. Earlier, Kravchenko had said he would not resign voluntarily but set a condition, and Zelensky met with him and Arakhamia. The resignation came amid the 'Operation Carthage' case, where a court arrested Ivakhnenko.

Diplomacy continued to dominate headlines: US envoys Witkoff and Kushner reported 'substantial progress' and Russia's new readiness for talks after their visits to Moscow and Kyiv. Zelensky discussed a possible 'winter de-escalation' and new US ideas.

Overnight, Russia struck Zaporizhzhia, causing a fire, and explosions were reported in occupied Crimea and Mariupol. During the day, Kyiv faced multiple air alerts and drone attacks despite Putin's order to halt strikes on the capital. Ukrainian forces struck a railway bridge in Crimea and a Russian Su-24.

Other developments: Russia deployed an Oreshnik missile brigade to Belarus, Kyiv shortened its curfew from September 10, and ISW assessed Russia would not capture Donetsk Oblast until 2032 at current pace.

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06:35⇢Winter War Looms as Envoys Report

⌨The newspapers report on the aftermath of the US envoys' Kyiv visit, with Zelensky stating that the war will likely continue through winter and that Ukraine is discussing a winter support package with the US and Europe (Liga.net, Ukrinform). Trump is expected to call Putin after receiving his envoys' report, then Zelensky (UNIAN). Overnight, a Russian strike on Zaporizhzhia caused a fire, and explosions were reported in occupied Crimea and Mariupol (TSN, Glavcom).
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10:14⇢Trump's Monday Calls Loom

⌨The newspapers report on the aftermath of the US envoys' Kyiv visit, with Trump expected to call Putin and Zelensky on Monday (Pravda). ISW warns Putin won't stop at Donbas, revealing Kremlin's broader goals (TSN). A NATO response to the Leipzig attack is being prepared at the highest level (UNIAN). The 'Operation Carthage' case against Ivakhnenko progresses (Glavcom).
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Witkoff and Kushner Get Confronted in Kyiv

On their first official visit to Kyiv, Trump’s envoys were asked whether Putin had deceived them and whether Washington would increase pressure on Russia. Neither gave a direct answer.
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13:24⇢Envoys' Kyiv Grilling

⌨The newspapers report on the aftermath of the US envoys' visit to Kyiv, with Witkoff and Kushner facing tough questions about Putin's intentions and Washington's pressure on Russia (Kyiv Post, Hromadske). Zelensky confirmed Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil refineries in three regions (Glavcom), while the US is reportedly ready for new talks with Ukraine and Russia (UNIAN). Meanwhile, Ukraine's steel industry faces EU trade restrictions threatening over 6% of GDP (Liga.net), and Russia's military resources are sufficient for two more years of war (Pravda).
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16:40⇢Russia's Oreshnik Missiles in Belarus

⌨The newspapers report on Russia deploying an Iskander missile brigade with Oreshnik systems in Belarus, as revealed by Ukraine's military intelligence (TSN). Kyiv will shorten its curfew starting September 10, affecting transport and shopping centers (Glavcom, Pravda). Ukrainian intelligence operatives struck a Russian Su-24 in occupied Crimea (UNIAN). Prosecutor General Kravchenko refuses to resign but sets conditions (Liga.net). Reforms under Deputy Defense Minister Drapatyi continue, with the 225th assault regiment transferred to the 7th Air Assault Corps (NV). Radio Svoboda covers Chechnya's ritualistic preparations for Kadyrov's re-election.
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18:34⇢Envoys' Progress Amid Drone Strikes

⌨The newspapers report on the aftermath of US envoys Witkoff and Kushner's visits to Moscow and Kyiv, with reports of Russia's new readiness for talks and 'substantial progress' on negotiations (Liga.net, Novoe Vremya, TSN). Meanwhile, Kyiv came under attack by reactive drones despite Putin's order to halt strikes on the capital (Pravda).
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21:04⇢The Winter Peace Terms

⌨The newspapers report on the diplomatic aftermath of Trump’s envoys, Witkoff and Kushner, visiting Moscow and Kyiv. Editors are focusing on new negotiation ideas from both the US and Putin and Russia’s purported readiness for talks (UNIAN, Liga.net, NV). While Zelensky discusses a potential "winter de-escalation" (TSN, NV), skepticism persists as Kyiv faces reactive drone attacks (Pravda, Kyiv Post, Hromadske).
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23:52⇢The Prosecutor's Resignation

⌨The newspapers report on Prosecutor General Kravchenko's resignation, announced by Glavcom and confirmed by Liga.net and Ukrinform, with Kravchenko asking Zelensky and the Rada to accept his departure. Concurrently, Zelensky's comments on potential winter de-escalation, tied to Putin's need for Trump, are covered by UNIAN and Pravda, while TSN warns of Russia preparing powerful strikes.
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