Here's a nice story (including video) from Ukraine Today on a new "monument" in the eastern city of Zaporizhya that mocks Vladimir Putin.
Good morning. We'll get the live blog rolling today with some of the more interesting tweets that came in overnight:
We are now closing the live blog for today. Until we resume again tomorrow morning, you can keep up with all our ongoing Ukraine coverage here.
Here's an item from our news desk on Kyiv's new broadcasting regulation:
Ukraine's parliament has passed a measure banning Russians from establishing or being involved in the business of television or radio stations in the country.
The measure that passed on September 3 says no one involved in the broadcast business can be from a country regarded by Ukraine as an aggressor. Earlier this year, the Ukrainian parliament declared Russia to be an aggressor state.
Ukraine has already banned Russian television channels from its cable systems.
The measure also calls for broadcast outlets to publish full information about their ownership structure on their websites and to provide this information to the national broadcasting council.
(AP, Interfax)
Not in English, unfortunately, but this infographic appears to give a nice overview (still easily decipherable for anglophones) of how the Ukrainian military has developed in the past year:
Liveuamap claims to be calling out yet more disinformation: