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- 1Zelensky visits Third Army Corps, cites Operation Vivaldi success●Zelensky: At the command post of the Third Army Corps, I met with soldiers who are implementing Operation Vivaldi. Durin
President Volodymyr Zelensky visited the command post of Ukraine's Third Army Corps, where he met soldiers taking part in Operation Vivaldi. He said that over three seasons of the operation, Ukrainian forces thwarted Russian attempts to break through the rear of the Slovyansk-Kramatorsk agglomeration and stabilized the front line in the area.
- 2Russian FPV drone hits bus in Kramatorsk, injuring two▼Russians hit bus with FPV drone in Kramatorsk, injuring two – photo Russian forces attacked a bus with an FPV drone in t
Russian forces struck a bus with an FPV drone in Kramatorsk, in Ukraine's Donetsk region, on the morning of 2 October, injuring two people. Kramatorsk City Military Administration head Oleksandr Honcharenko reported the attack, which drew attention amid the ongoing Russian campaign of drone strikes on populated areas of eastern Ukraine.
- 3Russian strike damages ambulance depot in Kramatorsk▼This is an emergency ambulance depot in Kramatorsk, where damaged and destroyed vehicles now stand. russian strikes dest
Russian strikes hit an emergency ambulance depot in Kramatorsk, in Ukraine's Donetsk region, leaving several vehicles damaged or destroyed. Medics say the attacks target not only homes and civilians but also the vehicles they rely on to reach the wounded, complicating emergency response in frontline areas. Supporters are raising funds to replace the lost ambulances and keep medical services running.
- 4Bomb by Bomb, the Slow Death of Kramatorsk●Bomb by Bomb, the Slow Death of My Hometown in Ukraine https://www.nytimes.com/2026/09/29/world/europe/ukraine-kramators
The New York Times has published a first-person account of Kramatorsk, a city in Ukraine's Donetsk region, describing its gradual destruction under repeated Russian bombardment. The piece traces how daily life erodes attack by attack as residents leave or endure, offering an intimate portrait of a hometown slowly dying amid the ongoing war.