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Security Service operatives have exposed and detained members of the FSB-run human intelligence network, which had been providing the enemy with information on military and strategic objects throughout Ukraine. That’s according to a report by the SBU press service, seen by Ukrinform. According to law enforcers, the ring was headed by an Odesa resident, codename Professor, recruited by the Russian Federal Security Service. "To fulfill the tasks of the Russian government, he set up an extensive network of assets, hiring residents of multiple regions. The Russian special service was interested in information about the exact location of decision-making centers and…

Russia is a threat to international security as it is attacking Ukraine’s nuclear infrastructure. That’s according to Ukraine’s Deputy Foreign Minister Mykola Tochytskyi, who spoke at the UN event entitled “Nuclear Safety and Security Situation in Ukraine: Threats to International Security in connection with the seizure of Ukraine’s nuclear facilities by Russian Federation,” an Ukrinform correspondent reports. “From the beginning of Russia’s war against Ukraine, the Russian armed forces have been indiscriminately targeting Ukraine’s infrastructure, including critical facilities thus creating unprecedented nuclear threats to Ukraine and far beyond,” Tochytskyi said. Read also: Russian forces move equipment, explosives to engine room…

Since the beginning of Russia’s full-scale invasion, 489 workers have been injured at Ukrainian enterprises as a result of hostilities, 147 of them have died. The Social Insurance Fund said in a statement, Ukrinform reports. "Since the beginning of the war, 235 cases of injury and/or death of workers as a result of hostilities have been recorded at Ukrainian enterprises, most of them in groups. During the performance of labor duties, 489 workers were injured (+8 over the last week) due to Russian armed aggression, of whom 147 died," the report reads. Most casualties were recorded Kyiv - 84 people,…

A large depot of ammunition and equipment of the Russian invaders near Skadovsk, Kherson region, was destroyed on Sunday, July 31. "Yesterday, another depot of ammunition and military equipment, which the enemy brought from Crimea, was destroyed near Skadovsk. The enemy delivered a large amount of fuel and lubricants to the outskirts of Skadovsk, putting them behind sewage treatment plants," Serhiy Khlan, a member of the Kherson Regional Council, said on the air of the nationwide telethon. According to him, there was also a lot of engineering equipment brought to repair damaged logistics arteries, in particular, the Antonivka Bridge Khlan…

The railway infrastructure was destroyed in Kryvyi Rih district, Dnipropetrovsk region, as a result of enemy shelling. "The aggressor struck Kryvyi Rih district, hitting Zelenodolsk and Hrushivka communities. The railway infrastructure was destroyed," the Dnipropetrovsk Regional Military Administration posted on Telegram. In Hrushivka community, a railway track was destroyed by enemy rocket fire. Train movement on it was suspended. The electric transformer and power grid were also damaged. People were not injured. In addition, the enemy fired MLRS near Zelenodolsk. No destructions or casualties have been reported. As reported, Russian troops have been firing Grad MLRS on Dnipropetrovsk region for…

A large number of Russian military engineering equipment and personnel have been spotted in the temporarily occupied city of Mariupol, driving towards Zaporizhzhia. The relevant statement was made by Advisor to Mariupol Mayor Petro Andriushchenko on Telegram, an Ukrinform correspondent reports. “Recording a large movement of military engineering equipment and personnel at 02:45 p.m. via Nikopolskyi Avenue towards Zaporizhzhia. Mostly, pontoon crossings. V-marked,” Andriushchenko wrote. A reminder that the Russian armed aggression caused one of the worst humanitarian catastrophes in Mariupol. The city is practically lying in ruins and has been left without normal power, gas and water supply services.…

About 300 people are considered missing as a result of hostilities in Kyiv region, while 216 already discovered bodies are yet to be identified. This was announced by the head of Kyiv Region’s Police Department, Andriy Niebytov, Ukrinform reports. "DNA samples have been taken. I hope that thanks to cooperation with relatives, we will be able to identify these bodies," the top policeman said. Read also: Since March, Russians have taken 453 people hostage in Zaporizhia region Niebytov added that while documenting war crimes committed by Russians in Kyiv region, the police found out that many local residents are currently…

Since the beginning of the full-scale Russian invasion, about 400,000 Ukrainians have left the occupied territories through Zaporizhzhia city. "About 400,000 people have passed through the city, 106,000 have been registered as internally displaced," Oleksandr Starukh, Head of the Zaporizhzhia Regional Military Administration, told Ukrinform in an interview. After being evacuated to Zaporizhzhia, some IDPs went to other cities, he added. Almost 90,000 displaced people have settled in Zaporizhzhia city. There are 16,000 residents of Donetsk region among them, including about 7,000 residents of Mariupol. Many people from Polohy district and Huliaypole, Zaporizhzhia region, also stayed. A network of hubs…

Experts of InformNapalm international intelligence community identified a Russian invader who is probably involved in the torture and murder of a Ukrainian prisoner of war. “In the comments to the post published by the community about the alleged participants in the abuse of the captive, readers drew attention to the photo of a young militant who has a distinctive nose with a hump. A militant from the Akhmat unit, who was caught on video, has the same distinctive feature,” InformNapalm posted on Telegram. Evgeniy Zibrov from the city of Sevastopol could have been the militant, the image search identified with…

Active hostilities continue in the Kherson region, and the situation is critical in hundreds of villages, with some villages being completely destroyed. The Kherson regional military administration said this in a Facebook post, Ukrinform reports. "Active hostilities continue in the Kherson region. The situation is critical in hundreds of villages in the region: broken roads, destroyed houses, schools, mined fields and rivers, forest fires, wounded and killed civilians," the report said. It added that some villages have been left without electricity and water for five months, and people in such villages have not received pensions and social benefits since March.…