The Armed Forces of Ukraine liberated almost the entire Kharkiv region, as well as some settlements in the Donetsk region; Russia refused to fight. Athletistic highlights the main events of the previous day.
500 square kilometers freed in the south
During the counter-offensive in the south, the Armed Forces of Ukraine finally liberated five settlements and about 500 square kilometers from the Russian aggressors. Also, more than 1,800 Russians, 122 tanks, more than 500 units of other armored vehicles and vehicles, two aircraft and two helicopters were destroyed in the southern direction for two weeks, about 10 cruise missiles was shot.
There are problems with volunteers in Russia
The military command of the Russian Federation has suspended the deployment of newly formed units to the territory of Ukraine. The current situation in the theater of operations and lack of trust in the high command forced a large number of volunteers to definitely reject the prospect of serving in combat conditions. The situation is influenced by information about the actual number of dead, while losses from private military companies and those mobilized from temporarily occupied territories are not taken into account.
Svyatogorsk is under the control of Ukraine
The Armed Forces of Ukraine entered Svyatogorsk, Donetsk region, and are clearing the area. A photo of the Ukrainian flag raised on the porch of the city council, as well as a fighter of the National Guard Vitaliy Markiv, and the inscription “We are in Svyatogorsk” appeared on the network.
Law enforcement agencies returned to 40 de-occupied settlements
In the liberated communities, a large number of war crimes committed by the occupiers were recorded. The Ministry of Internal Affairs promises that all police forces, investigators and forensic experts will be directed to bring back the full range of war crimes, identify those who committed them, and bring them to justice.
At least 1 thousand civilian residents of the city of Izyum died during the defense and occupation of the city
The Deputy of the Izyum city council Maxim Strelnikov reported a large number of victims among the civilian population of Izyum. According to him, at least a thousand local residents died as a result of military operations, and many more people suffered because they were not provided with timely medical assistance. Also, 80% of the city’s infrastructure was destroyed. These are private, multi-apartment residential buildings, state and municipal institutions, as well as industrial facilities.
The Cabinet of Ministers will allocate money for the restoration of Ukraine
The Prime Minister of Ukraine Denys Shmygal ordered to prepare for the next meeting of the government a draft decision on the allocation of UAH 400 million from the reserve budget fund for the restoration of energy infrastructure damaged by shelling of Russia and aid to the occupied territories.
The IAEA sees no threat to nuclear power plants
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has not yet observed a critical situation at Ukrainian nuclear power plants after a large-scale attack on energy infrastructure facilities. At the same time, according to him, the agency is “closely monitoring the situation in Ukraine.”
Agribusiness is reorganizing itself in the face of war with Russia
Ukrainian agribusiness is re-adjusting itself to the conditions of the war with Russia and is increasingly dependent on oilseeds. After all, it is not yet clear how the “grain agreement” concluded in July by the UN and Turkey will work in the future. Therefore, farmers are increasingly sowing rapeseed, sunflower and soybeans.
The decision of the Council of the EU on the suspension of the visa facilitation agreement with the Russian Federation has begun
On Monday, September 12, the EU Council’s decision to suspend the visa facilitation agreement with the Russian Federation took effect. According to the decision, citizens of the Russian Federation will no longer be able to issue visas for trips to the countries of the Schengen zone under a simplified procedure.
Power engineers have almost completely restored the power supply
The strike of the Russian invaders on the energy infrastructure of Ukraine became one of the strongest, and its consequences were almost completely resolved. In total, Zmievskaya TPP and three high-voltage substations were shelled, 40 substations of different voltages were de-energized, 2 overhead lines 750 kV, 5 overhead lines 330 kV were disconnected. At the same time, hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians in Poltava, Dnepropetrovsk, Kharkiv, Sumy and Donetsk regions were left without electricity.
Venice Film Festival winners announced
The main award of the Venice Film Festival, the Golden Lion statuette, was received by the documentary film All Beauty and Bloodshed by the American director Laura Poitras about the photographer Nan Goldin, who fought against a large pharmaceutical company. Ukraine is represented in the Horizons program by the tragicomedy Antonio Lukic Luxembourg, Luxembourg. In addition, documentary films by Sergei Loznitsa, The Kyiv Trial and Yevgeny Afineevsky, Freedom on Fire: Ukraine’s Struggle for Freedom, were screened out of competition in Venice.
Charles III addresses MPs for the first time as a monarch
Charles III thanked members of Parliament for their condolences on the death of his mother, Elizabeth II. The king stressed that Parliament is “the living and breathing instrument of democracy” and vowed to follow his late mother’s example in committing to a constitutional form of government.
Ukraine is waiting for the outbreak of the coronavirus
The World Health Organization predicts that the increase in the incidence of COVID-19 in Ukraine may increase in October 2022. The head of the WHO also predicts a lack of oxygen for patients, since the main sources of supply are located in occupied territories.
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Source: korrespondent
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