Due to the latest Russian air strikes in Dnipro, two civilians have been killed, and Ukrainian President V. Zelensky threatens to close Russian airspace in an effort to force Moscow to agree to peace negotiations. (translated)
Lucas, who spent half a century on death row, was executed in Florida, where he refused to make a final statement and expressed a desire to end his long wait for execution. (translated)
„Mūsų šalių kaimynystėje vykstantis Rusijos karas prieš Ukrainą, hibridinės atakos ir oro erdvės incidentai regione bei kitose Europos šalyse įpareigoja susitelkti stiprinant mūsų visų saugumą ir atsparumą – nuo Baltijos iki Juodosios jūrų, nuo Lietuvos iki Rumunijos. Tam būtina išnaudoti tiek NATO, tiek ES instrumentus, tiek stiprinti partnerystę dvišaliu lygiu“
In August, Russia's offensive in Ukraine accelerated, but it remains much slower than in previous years of the invasion, according to an analysis conducted by AFP. (translated)
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky emphasizes that September could bring significant changes, so Ukraine and its partners need to make efforts to encourage Russia to end the war. (translated)
During a missile and drone attack by Russia, twelve people were killed in Kyiv and its surroundings, including seven railway workers, and the attack occurred just as children were returning to school after summer vacation. (translated)
In a Russian missile and drone attack on Kyiv, four people were killed and more than a dozen were injured. (translated)
Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune announced the introduction of the death penalty for arsonists in response to the tragic forest fires that killed at least 12 people and the increasing number of arson cases in the country. (translated)
Pirms 32 gadiem Latviju🇱🇻 pameta Krievijas karaspēks un atguvām pilnu suverenitāti. Paldies Ziemeļvalstu, Vācijas, ASV sabiedrotajiem par atbalstu, lai tas notiktu. Laiks Krievijai aiziet no Ukrainas, Moldovas, Gruzijas okupētajām teritorijām. https://t.co/1gJufv3jT3 #Latvija #suverenitāte #atbalsts
Russian President Vladimir Putin is concerned about his security after a possible defeat in the war, and dissatisfaction with the war is growing in society, according to the British newspaper "The Economist." (translated)
The newspaper The Economist reports that Russian dictator Vladimir Putin, facing internal political pressure and a decrease in public support, has made the decision to escalate the war in Ukraine to maintain his power and life. (translated)
Russian President V. Putin, listening to the visit of US Central Intelligence Agency Director J. Ratcliffe in Moscow, chooses a war-escalating strategy as his goal is to maintain power and life, despite the increasing domestic opposition and the consequences of war. (translated)
After the Russian forces struck an ammunition depot near Kyiv, the death toll has risen to 38, and 20 people were injured. (translated)
In Kyiv, a two-year-old girl was killed in a Russian drone strike, and five other people were injured. (translated)
The Russian military command has received an order to develop plans for the capture of Ukraine's capital, Kyiv, and Chernihiv, but currently there are no signs of Russian troops concentrating in these directions, announced the deputy head of the Ukrainian President's office. (translated)
During Russia's attacks across Ukraine in the past day, 16 people were killed and 50 were injured. (translated)
Russia plans to intensify the escalation of the war with Ukraine, especially by launching attacks on Kyiv and critical infrastructure, despite the low likelihood of ending the conflict, as reported by Bloomberg. (translated)
Ukrainian officials urge residents of Kherson to leave the city due to escalating Russian attacks, which could lead to long-term interruptions in electricity and heating supply. (translated)
Ukrainian intelligence services report that Russia plans to mobilize 600,000 people to reinforce military units involved in the war against Ukraine, in response to increasing casualties on the front and recruitment difficulties. (translated)
The Lithuanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed a strong protest to the Russian representative in Lithuania regarding the ongoing mass shelling of Ukraine, during which civilians are being killed and civilian infrastructure is being destroyed, and demanded an immediate cessation of military aggression against Ukraine. (translated)
