Russian origin girl Alena: we are all united under the Latvian language! Rosļikov, LPV, progressives, stop dividing us into two languages. Only under one language is love possible among us! Do you agree that it is time to limit extremists who want to divide the country into two languages? This is not Russia! (translated)
Tramps expressed hope that Ukraine and Russia could achieve peace before winter, pointing to his conversation with Zelensky, but no specific agreement has been reached yet. (translated)
The foreign ministers of Russia and Germany, Sergei Lavrov and Johann Wadephul, met for talks for the first time since the start of the Russia-Ukraine war during the UN General Assembly in New York. (translated)
Kolesnikov writes that Putin is moving towards war escalation to maintain power, while signs of hysteria and aggressive rhetoric appear in Russian propaganda; however, the Kremlin's desire to escalate the conflict is not a show of strength and will not be immediately linked to widespread protests in Russia. (translated)
Stepanenko's father, Sergejs Fedotovs, speaking about his company's support for the Russian army, expresses pride in his actions and is not willing to take responsibility for them, emphasizing that the assistance has been provided to people suffering from the war. (translated)
The ASV senators urge Trump to withdraw the invitation to Putin for the G20 summit, emphasizing his responsibility for the war against Ukraine and pointing out that his presence could promote the normalization of Russia despite its ongoing attacks. (translated)
After Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the largest wave of human evacuation has emerged, creating significant problems and challenges, including a shortage of housing and threats to civilians from drone attacks. (translated)
German investigators believe that behind the Munich attack, in which incendiary bombs were used, stands the Russian GRU, which also planned an attack on a Ukrainian facility in Slovakia, and this situation indicates organized sabotage activities in Europe. (translated)
In Ukraine, any transport has become dangerous, as Russian aggressors have launched a targeted attack on rail and road infrastructure, posing a threat not only to soldiers but also to innocent civilians. (translated)
"Our stance is well known. (..) Zelensky, if he wants, can come to Moscow. He will be provided with the necessary security guarantees." On Wednesday, the press secretary of the Russian dictator Dmitry Peskov pointed out: "Our stance is well known. (..) Zelensky, if he wants, can come to Moscow. He will be provided with the necessary security guarantees." (translated)
On September 26, Russian forces attacked Kyiv again with drones, resulting in four people being injured and damage to civilian infrastructure, including fires in the areas of residential buildings and educational institutions. (translated)
After a Ukrainian drone strike, operations have been halted at the seventh largest oil refinery in Russia – Lukoil-Permnefteorgsintez. (translated)
The answer is "yes". Russia sees Europe as Ukraine's strategic depth. Because we are helping them. Europe has been subjected to attacks for years, but in the last year and especially in the last week, they have become more intense. The attack in Leipzig was very serious, because what if it hadn't failed? There would have been casualties on German territory," Macron concludes. (translated)
“Inviting Putin to the G20 could bring us closer to real peace, I fully support that. But in my view – and my experience shows this – at this point, Russia would more likely see it as encouragement for its aggressive politics. And I am afraid of that.” Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has stated that inviting Putin to the G20, if it would help peace talks, is commendable, but there is a great deal of skepticism about Russia's interest in peace in Europe. (translated)
Ukraine, Russia, and the USA could resume trilateral peace talks initiated by the USA, but the reactions from Moscow and Washington are still unknown. (translated)
On September 25, Russia launched an attack on the office center in Kyiv, resulting in the deaths of at least four people, while a total of 31 people have been injured in the attacks. (translated)
"In the Solomjanskyi district, as a result of a drone strike, the facade of an office building was damaged and windows were shattered," said Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko. (translated)
A Russian drone hit an office building in Kyiv on September 25, causing the deaths of four people and injuring seven. (translated)
NATO Deputy Commander John Stringers warned that the longer the war in Ukraine continues, the more dangerous Russian President Vladimir Putin becomes, as he tries to sow discord among Western allies. (translated)
Ukrainian drones attacked three Russian companies related to missile production, including the Iskra factory in Ulyanovsk, where semiconductor components and solid fuel for ballistic missiles are produced. (translated)
