War

Twenty settlements come under enemy fire in Kharkiv region

Twenty settlements come under enemy fire in Kharkiv region

On September 10, 2023, Russian troops attacked about 20 settlements with artillery in the Kharkiv region. The relevant statement was made by Kharkiv Regional Military Administration Head Oleh Syniehubov on Telegram, an Ukrinform correspondent reports. In addition to artillery strikes, Russian invaders launched air strikes on the Kharkiv district’s Vesele, Chuhuiv district’s Ohirtseve, and the Kupiansk district’s Synkivka, Kyslivka and Kotliarivka. According to Syniehubov, Russians continue keeping a grouping of troops to cover the state border. In the border areas, they are carrying out sabotage activities to prevent Ukrainian forces from redeploying to the threatening sectors. Around 10:33 a.m., in…
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Explosion rings out in occupied Melitopol – mayor in exile

Explosion rings out in occupied Melitopol – mayor in exile

An explosion was reported in the temporarily occupied Melitopol, where sham elections were completed today. Melitopol Mayor Ivan Fedorov reported this on Telegram, Ukrinform saw. "The occupiers in Melitopol are concluding the pseudo-elections with a loud bang. Residents of Melitopol and surrounding settlements in the north and east of the city report a powerful explosion. Some felt the vibration," he said. Details are being clarified. Earlier it was reported that pseudo-elections were held in the temporarily occupied territory of the Zaporizhzhia region. The occupiers say that they have already counted 60% of the votes.
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Ukrainian Army is  “progressing at a very steady pace through the Russian front lines” – General Milley

Ukrainian Army is “progressing at a very steady pace through the Russian front lines” – General Milley

The chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Mark Milley, believes that the Ukrainian Army still has about a month and a half to actively run combat operations before the onset of adverse weather conditions. He made the relevant comment to the BBC, reports Ukrinform. According to Milley, it is too early to sum up the results of the counteroffensive because Ukraine still has a month or a half until it gets colder and the rains set in. "There's still a reasonable amount of time, probably about 30 to 45 days' worth of fighting weather left, so the Ukrainians…
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Ukraine’s counteroffensive is difficult, but progress is impressive – Nuland

Ukraine’s counteroffensive is difficult, but progress is impressive – Nuland

The counter-offensive of Ukraine’s Armed Forces is difficult, but the progress achieved, considering the conditions in which it is taking place, is impressive. Acting U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Victoria Nuland stated this at the Yalta European Strategy (YES), Ukrinform reports, referring to the YES press service. “This counter-offensive has been kilometre by kilometre but we are impressed by the progress made, especially in the south," she said. According to her, Moscow has built, over months, a strong defence in the temporary occupied south of Ukraine. “The defences that Russia has put in place are the largest in 100 years.…
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Ukrainian forces destroy 866 units of Russian military equipment in one week

Ukrainian forces destroy 866 units of Russian military equipment in one week

From September 4 to 10, the Defense Forces of Ukraine eliminated about 3,970 invaders, as well as destroyed 866 units of weapons and military equipment of the Russian army. First Deputy Defense Minister Oleksandr Pavliuk said this in a post on Telegram, Ukrinform reports. "During the week, from September 4 to 10, the Defense Forces of Ukraine eliminated about 3,970 enemy personnel," Pavliuk noted. Read also: War update: Over 30 combat clashes at front, enemy launches 2 missile attacks, 40 airstrikes The Russian military lost 78 tanks, 106 armored fighting vehicles, 229 artillery systems, 21 multiple launch rocket systems,7 air…
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UN special rapporteur sees torture of Ukrainians part Russia’s state policy

UN special rapporteur sees torture of Ukrainians part Russia’s state policy

Torture and inhumane treatment of Ukrainian civilians and prisoners of war by the Russian authorities cannot be assessed as an accident, but rather as an organized part of state policy to instill fear. This was emphasized by the UN Special Rapporteur on torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment, Alice Jill Edwards, at a press conference in Kyiv, reports an Ukrinform correspondent. Speaking about torture and inhuman and degrading treatment, she found that the number of reports of torture and other inhuman acts by the Russian authorities against civilians and prisoners of war is constantly increasing. Read…
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Ukraine, Sweden agree on joint production of CV-90s

Ukraine, Sweden agree on joint production of CV-90s

Ukraine and Sweden will jointly produce the CV-90 IFVs with better all-terrain performance with reinforced multilayer armor. Deputy Minister of Defense of Ukraine Hanna Maliar stated this on Telegram, reports Ukrinform. "The CV-90 infantry fighting vehicle is believed to be the best one in the world. Designed and manufactured in Sweden, it has everything that a modern combat vehicle should have, and its main advantage is taking care of the crew (three people) and the landing party (up to eight people) because such protection as the CV-90 has is not available in any other IFV," said Maliar. The safety of the crew…
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“Volunteer patrols” created in Russia to be ineffective in countering drones – British intelligence

“Volunteer patrols” created in Russia to be ineffective in countering drones – British intelligence

Drones that attack Russian airfields in the rear are almost certainly launched from the territory of the Russian Federation, while the "volunteer units" being set up in Russia can only partially help repel the attacks. The British Ministry of Defense reported this on the X social network with reference to intelligence data, Ukrinform saw. Due to the limited range of the UAV-quadcopters, the attacks on the airbase were almost certainly carried out from the territory of the Russian Federation, British analysts believe. As noted, after two Il-76 cargo planes were damaged at the Kresty airbase at the end of August, the governor…
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Russia concentrated over 420,000 troops in occupied Ukrainian territories – intelligence

Russia concentrated over 420,000 troops in occupied Ukrainian territories – intelligence

Russia has concentrated more than 420,000 military personnel in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine. Vadym Skibitskyi, a representative of the Main Directorate of Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, said this at the annual meeting of the Yalta European Strategy (YES), Ukrinform reports. "The Russian Federation has concentrated more than 420,000 military personnel in our temporarily occupied territories and on the Crimean peninsula," Skibitskyi said. Read also: Outcome of Russia's war against Ukraine will be decisive for whole world - Fukuyama At the same time, he noted that this figure does not take into account the soldiers…
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City administration shows consequences of Russia’s UAVs attack on Kyiv

City administration shows consequences of Russia’s UAVs attack on Kyiv

Debris from Russian drones fell in three districts of the capital, causing damage and fires. The Kyiv City Military Administration said this in a post on Telegram, Ukrinform reports. According to Serhiy Popko, the administration’s head, in Shevchenkivskyi district, debris hit an apartment in a multi-story building. The owners extinguished the fire on their own. According to preliminary data, there have been no casualties. The city administration also reported that in Darnytskyi district of the capital, debris fell on a non-residential building. As reported, on the night of September 10, enemy UAVs debris fell in several districts of Kyiv, causing…
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