On Independence Day, Ukraine returned 10 soldiers who were considered missing in action.

Ukraine plans to create additional oil product storage capacities outside the country to secure fuel supplies from Russian attacks. For this purpose, Naftogaz has signed a memorandum with the Hungarian oil and gas company MOL. This was announced by the acting head of Naftogaz's management board, Serhiy Fedorenko...

Due to a Russian jet drone attack on Western Ukraine, the Polish Armed Forces scrambled fighter jets, announced an air alert, and the airports of Lublin and Rzeszów temporarily suspended flights. This is reported by TVN24. Residents of Lublin and Podkarpackie Voivodeships received threat notifications...

The Victoria and Albert Museum in London has changed the informational labels for items from the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra. The descriptions stated that the exhibits originated from the "Russian Empire" and that some items were "a gift from Empress Catherine II." This was reported by Suspilne citing the Deputy General Director for Scientific Work of the National Conservation Area "Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra," Kostiantyn Krainiy...

Poland plans to change the traffic organization on the border with Ukraine to prevent large concentrations of transport, which could become targets of Russian attacks. Special attention will be paid to fuel trucks. This was announced on September 14 by Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, reports "Polish Radio"...

At a time when, due to the war, Ukraine's western border is becoming an even more strategically important node for logistics, economy, and humanitarian aid, proper planning is crucial for the future success of large-scale changes. What is more important for improving transport transit through Lviv – to build the Northern bypass road or to properly design and create a new railway hub? What will reduce traffic jams in Lviv – more public transport, more expensive parking, or the development of new infrastructure and the launch of a city electric train? Is it possible in the future to connect the airport and the train station for passenger convenience? When will park-and-ride parking lots finally appear and how does it work in Europe?  These and other important issues will be discussed in Lviv at an editorial meeting of the media hub "Your City" on September 16 at 4:00 PM with leading experts in the field – French architect and former head of the Association of Architecture in France (AMO) Martin Duplantier, chief architect of Lviv Anton Kolometsytsev, designer and head of "Lvivski Linii" LLC Borys Hanailyuk and director of the strategy and transformation department of JSC "Ukrzaliznytsia" Oleh Yakovenko.     During the meeting, it is planned to discuss both the general vision for the development of the city and the agglomeration as a logistics hub, as well as specific existing and future projects necessary for its implementation...