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Противник нацизма граф Георг-Михаэль фон Меренберг (1897 - 1965) - правнук поэта А.С. Пушкина и внук императора Александра II в форме майора вермахта. https://t.co/pZ7Cnof8US #нацизм #история #Россия
On Friday night, Russia launched an attack on Kyiv with drones, resulting in eight people being injured. (translated)

On September 10, Russian forces carried out a strong attack on the Dnipro region, resulting in seven deaths and more than 70 people injured. (translated)

Russia continues its airstrikes on Ukraine but suffers heavy losses and achieves no significant successes on the front, while Ukrainian drones retaliate against Russian cities. (translated)

Russia attacked the cities of Sumy and Mykolaiv, resulting in casualties and injuries, amidst the ongoing war with Ukraine, initiated by Vladimir Putin in February 2022. (translated)

On the night of September 9, Russia carried out attacks on Sumy and Mykolaiv, resulting in the death of two people and injuries to dozens, including a child. (translated)

In Russia, despite the authorities' refusal to initiate a new mobilization, a legal and infrastructural framework is actively being prepared for the call-up, which raises concerns among experts about the potential strengthening of mobilization measures in the near future. (translated)

On September 9, the Russian army attacked the international border control point at Starozačevs in the Odesa region on the border of Ukraine and Moldova, killing two people and causing widespread damage. (translated)

Bloomberg reports that Russia is unlikely to start serious negotiations with Ukraine before 2027, considering that Putin plans to intensify attacks for the winter and expects the war to drag on into the next year. (translated)

Russia is unlikely to start serious negotiations with Ukraine until 2027, as the military conflict initiated by Vladimir Putin in 2022 continues to escalate, despite international accusations of his deceit and the severance of diplomatic relations with Ukraine. (translated)

The results of the PISA test for Estonian students are significantly better than those of neighboring countries, including Finland, Latvia, Norway, and Denmark, where a noticeable drop in points has been observed. (translated)

Russian military forces have once again attacked Kyiv with ballistic missiles and drones, killing three people and injuring about 20, after a three-day pause imposed by Moscow. (translated)

Romania reported the detention of a Russian citizen who is suspected of preparing a diversion and collecting information about strategically important military facilities on behalf of Russian curators, which led to the prevention of an attack on Ukrainian cargo planes. (translated)

A sociologist predicts that a large-scale mobilization in Russia will likely begin after the elections to the Duma, stating that Russia has improved its recruitment methods to avoid past disorder and mass flight of men abroad. (translated)

Russia launched an attack on Kyiv using ballistic missiles and drones, killing two people and injuring dozens. (translated)

The Ukrainian prosecutor general has resigned amid a corruption scandal, while Russian President Vladimir Putin declared war on Ukraine, claiming it is necessary to protect people who have been victims of genocide by the Kyiv regime over the past eight years. (translated)

Loyalty is not enough: past merits before the regime do not protect against asset grabs, as demonstrated by the case of Ilya Traber, who, to avoid prison, handed over his business assets amid changes in Russia's military-political reality. (translated)

Russian drones attacked Kyiv, despite the end of the ceasefire period announced by Putin. (translated)

The British newspaper The Telegraph published a study based on documents obtained by the Ukrainian Security and Cooperation Center, which indicates that China secretly supplied components to Russia for the production of kamikaze drones. (translated)

A Chinese state-owned company supplied Russia with 46 tons of polyacrylonitrile fiber for the production of carbon fiber used in drones for attacks on Ukraine, according to an investigation by the British newspaper The Telegraph. (translated)
