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This page is an archive of main headlines from Ukraine for 14.09.2026.

It displays 91 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

14.09.2026The Day Zelensky Suspended Kravchenko

Morning coverage shifted from the Yahodyn rail strike to an institutional clash in Kyiv. Prosecutor General Kravchenko announced a suspicion notice against NABU director Kryvonos in the 'Carthage' case and published tapes, then confirmed he had left Ukraine for France. President Zelensky called the move defiance and asked parliament to urgently dismiss Kravchenko; his submission reached the Rada, won committee backing, and ended with Zelensky suspending Kravchenko ahead of a vote expected tomorrow.

Fallout from the 13 September strike near the Polish border continued, with reports it narrowly missed Boris Johnson, Carl Bildt and David Petraeus and used Belarus-based repeaters, prompting French candidates to demand more support and Tusk to order preparations.

Trump claimed Kyiv and Moscow had agreed to spare energy sites. Zelensky said Ukraine was ready if Russia reciprocated under a U.S. proposal, while FT reporting said no final deal existed.

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07:09VIP Delegation Dodges Border Rail Strike

The newspapers keep attention on the Russian strike near the Polish border on the railway, reporting it narrowly missed Boris Johnson, Carl Bildt and David Petraeus (Kyiv Post, Pravda) and prompted two French presidential candidates to urge stronger support for Ukraine (Ukrinform UA) and Tusk to order preparations for escalation affecting Poland (UNIAN). Ukrainian drone hits on Kuban and fuel shortages in Petersburg are noted in parallel (Glavcom, Radio Svoboda).
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09:26Zelensky Calls To Sack Top Prosecutor

The newspapers shift attention from the border rail strike to a domestic standoff between the prosecutor general and the anti-corruption bureau. They report that Prosecutor General Kravchenko signed a suspicion notice against NABU director Kryvonos (UNIAN, TSN, NV) and that President Zelensky responded by urging parliament to urgently back Kravchenko's dismissal (Glavcom, Ukrinform UA, Pravda, NV).
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12:36Prosecutor General Flees Ukraine

The newspapers continue to focus on the standoff between the prosecutor general and the anti-corruption bureau. They report that Kravchenko signed a suspicion notice against NABU chief Kryvonos, released tapes to support it (Glavcom, TSN, NV), then left Ukraine (Kyiv Post, NV). They add that Zelensky's formal request to dismiss Kravchenko has now reached parliament (Ukrinform UA, Pravda).
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16:11Prosecutor's Paris Flight Before Dismissal

The newspapers continue to focus on the standoff between the prosecutor general and the anti-corruption bureau. They report Kravchenko signed a suspicion notice against NABU chief Kryvonos in the “Carthage” case and left for Paris (Glavcom, TSN, NV, Liga.net), with parliament set to consider his dismissal tomorrow (NV, Ukrinform UA). Liga.net frames the move as revenge defying Zelensky ahead of resignation.
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18:42Trump Claims Energy Truce Reached

The newspapers report a shift from the prosecutor standoff to Trump's claim that Ukraine and Russia agreed not to strike energy facilities (Glavcom, UNIAN, TSN, Pravda). The prosecutor story continues as Zelensky suspended Prosecutor General Kravchenko after he signed a suspicion notice against the NABU chief and left for Paris (Ukrinform UA, NV, Liga.net).
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22:44Kyiv's Condition for Halting Energy Strikes

The newspapers focus on the proposed halt to strikes on energy infrastructure, reporting Zelensky's statement that Ukraine is ready under a strong U.S. proposal if Russia reciprocates (Ukrinform UA, TSN, Pravda, Radio Svoboda). UNIAN, citing an FT journalist, notes Trump rushed to announce an agreement. The dismissal of Prosecutor General Kravchenko remains secondary (Glavcom, NV).
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