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The author claimed that Vladimir Putin is being deceived by Chief of General Staff Gerasimov about the alleged conquest of large parts of the Kharkiv region. The image on the right shows the actual situation, he wrote. With a ceasefire along the current front, Russia would demand an estimated 10,000 km² of Ukrainian-controlled territory. https://t.co/gGxzl1j3kx #Putin #Ukraine #Krieg #UA #RU (translated)

The author referred to Kharkiv and wrote that Russia continues to kill people there. He accused AfD, BSW, and the Left Party of wanting to give the aggressor free rein against Ukrainian women and children. https://t.co/baKInAdi15 #Charkiw #Ukraine #Frieden #UA #RU #DE (translated)

Anna reported that Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen warned before the EU summit in Brussels that a fall of Ukraine could open the way for Russia to launch attacks on other parts of Europe. Frederiksen characterized Ukraine as Europe's line of defense and stated that its collapse could lead to further attacks. Anna also wrote that Kyiv reported a restricted access to Starshield that same week. That same night, Russian rockets hit the energy infrastructure in Kyiv and Kharkiv. She cited NBC News and Al Jazeera as sources for Frederiksen's statement. #Ukraine #Europa #Frieden (translated)

Five Ukrainian soldiers were shot by an unknown person in a residential building in Kharkiv, and the public prosecutor's office is investigating several directions, including the possibility that the perpetrator might be part of a Russian reconnaissance and sabotage unit. #Charkiw #UkrainischeSoldaten #RussischeInvasion (translated)

"Unfortunately, there was no prior warning from our partners regarding this attack," Zelensky said today via Telegram. "Intelligence data on the launch of Russian ballistic missiles helps to save lives, and that is one of the most critical issues." "But direct or indirect support for Russia, the obstruction of assistance to Ukraine, and the complicating of protection against ballistic attacks – all of this definitely does not contribute to peace," Zelensky continued. Zelensky spoke of a "sneaky ballistic attack on Kyiv – five missiles that hit civilian infrastructure." "In total, 41 people were injured in a single evening alone in Kharkiv." #Selenskyj #Russland #Ukraine (translated)

Regina Laska referred to the first full day of the "energy truce" announced by Donald Trump as a unilateral protection for Russian oil refineries. She wrote that Ukraine does not benefit from it, as only one refinery there is functioning at all. According to Laska, Russian rocket launchers shelled the village of Tscherkaske in the Donetsk region in the morning with cluster munitions. One projectile hit a residential building and killed a 13-year-old girl, her mother, and grandmother. In the evening, a Russian drone struck a 25-story residential building in Kyiv, resulting in the deaths of a 59-year-old woman and another person in a car outside the building. Seven people, including a 17-year-old girl, were injured; twelve cars were burned in the courtyard. Later that night, ballistic missiles hit Kyiv before the sirens had been activated. The Ukrainian Air Force stated, according to Laska, that they had not received any information about the launches. In Kharkiv, around ten missiles hit the area, injuring at least eleven people, including a rescue worker. Laska pointed to reports that a White House official told Axios that the truce concerns oil refineries; discussions about power plants could take place later. A Ukrainian government representative reported that Trump's negotiators, Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, had threatened to end U.S. intelligence sharing during a meeting in Miami on Friday. Two other individuals told the Kyiv Independent that Washington would hold Kyiv responsible for attacks on Russian energy facilities during the truce and would then stop the exchange of intelligence information and arms purchases through PURL. A U.S. official denied this, stating that the Ukrainians had only been told that the U.S. is an important supplier of ammunition and intelligence information and that Ukraine should not do anything that would harm American consumers. After the nighttime rocket attacks, there were suspicions online that the U.S. had withheld early warning data; according to Laska, there is no evidence of this. The advisor to the Ukrainian president, Serhij Beskrestnow, stated that partner services had also not detected earlier launches of S-400 missiles. Laska wrote that Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov stated he had nothing to share regarding the truce, but also said that Russia did not want a ceasefire. Trump responded to reporters' objections that Russia and Ukraine had denied a ceasefire by saying both sides had agreed because he had said so. According to Laska, Kyiv learned of its own agreement on the internet on Sunday. She characterized the arrangement as a unilateral protection of Russian refineries and accused the Russian regime of committing war crimes daily in the fifth year of the war. #Ukraine #Russland #Trump (translated)

After a rocket attack on a residential area near Kharkiv, in which three people died and 25 were injured, the tense situation is further exacerbated by Trump's recent ceasefire on attacks on energy facilities, which was announced shortly before the incident. #Russland #Charkiw #Trump (translated)

The author wrote that a Russian missile specifically targeted a residential area in Kharkiv the evening before. Three civilians were killed and 20 were injured. He described footage of the attack as disturbing and linked it to the AfD, BSW, the Left Party, and an end to German assistance. https://t.co/6fGUYcI3BZ #Charkiw #Russland #Zivilopfer #RU #DE #UA (translated)

Regina Laska wrote that Donald Trump announced an immediate energy ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine and stated that both sides had agreed. According to her, Volodymyr Zelensky initially had no knowledge of this. Later, he said the report was new to him, but Ukraine was ready to cease attacks on Russian energy facilities, provided that Russia would no longer attack Ukrainian power plants. Laska wrote that there was no initial confirmation from the Kremlin, and Russian attacks continued. According to Ukrainian sources, among others, power plants in Kyiv and Kharkiv were hit. She also referred to Trump's earlier claim from September 14 that both sides had agreed to spare energy facilities; however, a sustainable ceasefire did not emerge from that. The author placed the announcement within a series of Trump's statements: on Friday, he announced a diesel deal with Putin and a US waiver for Russian diesel deliveries; on Saturday, he said Ukraine needed a new president; and on Sunday, he declared a ceasefire, to which this president allegedly agreed. Laska described this as contradictory since Zelensky had simultaneously been portrayed by Trump as a potential negotiating partner, even though he was unaware of the agreement. Furthermore, Laska wrote that seven US senators - four Republicans and three Democrats - legally challenged Trump's diesel deal with Putin. They accused the government of not involving Congress as required and demanded the withdrawal of the deal. While the US Treasury had issued a license, its sufficient legal basis was disputed. In a satirical scene, Laska imagined Trump reacting by putting down his phone, splattering a freshly painted wall while drinking, and possibly firing the painter afterward. #Trump #Ukraine #Russland (translated)

Anna wrote that Kiev was without electricity and water supply after a Russian attack on the CHP-5 thermal power plant in Kharkiv. As a result, the US energy ceasefire was broken – just a few hours after Trump had announced it. https://t.co/tu30GUkmV1 #Kiew #Energiekrise #Russland (translated)

The author wrote that Russians celebrated the attack on the most important thermal power plant in the Kharkiv region. This happened shortly after another lie from the man in the White House, which he described as shameless. He also claimed that no one took this seriously, especially not in Moscow. https://t.co/PiqDfEburN #Russland #Charkiw #Politik #RU #UA #US (translated)

Regina Laska wrote that Donald Trump promised hundreds of thousands of tons of Russian diesel after a phone call with Vladimir Putin. The U.S. Treasury then allowed an exemption from the sanctions. Given the midterms in four weeks and a diesel price at record levels, Laska interpreted the move as a possible campaign maneuver. In mid-September, Trump publicly called on Volodymyr Zelensky to stop attacks on Russian refineries. According to a Reuters report led by Laska, at that time three of the six largest Russian diesel refineries were shut down or operating at limited capacity. She also pointed to a Russian export ban on diesel until the end of October and noted that Russia imported almost seven times as much diesel from Belarus from January to July as in the same period of the previous year. Deputy Prime Minister Novak is now talking about surpluses, she wrote; however, it is unclear whether the announced delivery quantities and deadlines will actually be met. Zelensky offered to stop Ukrainian attacks on Russian refineries if Russia ends its attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure. Laska referred to this as a symmetrical de-escalation offer that is on the table for the Americans. She also cited rocket attacks on a residential building in Pryluky, glide bombs on city buses in Kramatorsk, and shelling of the energy supply in Kyiv, Dnipro, Kharkiv, and Odesa. She warned that Russia would respond to the diesel with terrorism. The EU also criticized Laska: On September 22, Usmanov and Fridman were removed from the sanctions list under pressure from France, Slovakia, and Luxembourg. According to Laska, Zelensky pointed out that the attacks had since increased. At the same time, the EU extended the remaining personal sanctions from six months to three years. Latvia had long resisted the compromise and ultimately paved the way for it by abstaining. Laska compared Trump's diesel concession to Russia with the European compromise in favor of unanimity. In her view, the costs of such agreements are borne not by their authors but by the people in Pryluky, Kramatorsk, Zaporizhzhia, and Oleshkiv. #Trump #Putin #Dieselpreise (translated)

The author announced that the ninth episode of "FRONTLINE UUS" is now available for free in German and English. Among the topics he mentioned were what he called Russian "bridge terror" in Kyiv, the destruction of a 70-year-old T-55, and a Ukrainian tank counter-offensive in Kharkiv. https://t.co/yJBfgyOxRQ #Ukraine #Krieg #Nachrichten #UA #RU (translated)