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Ukraine strengthens its position in Russian territory but loses ground in Pokrovsk

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com September 7, 2024
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Moscow.The news from the battlefields on Wednesday showed little change since Ukrainian troops crossed the border three weeks ago and took the war to the Kursk region: the Russians advanced a few hundred meters towards their most important objective today, the town of Pokrovsk, in the Ukrainian-controlled part of Donetsk, and the latter continued to strengthen their positions in occupied Russian territory.

Meanwhile, news agencies reported on several isolated incidents that occurred on Wednesday and that, by themselves, do not alter the course of this armed conflict for better or worse: Kiev continued its strategy of damaging fuel depots and refineries in areas of Russia far from the border with drones, and Moscow continued to launch missiles, drones and guided bombs from planes against cities in Ukraine.

Ukrainian media have released the first images of drones hitting a fuel depot in the Kirov region, the first Ukrainian attack in that Russian zone 1,100 kilometres from the border, and a refinery in the Rostov region, which caused major fires, confirmed by the respective governors.

At the other end of Rostov, an earlier drone attack on a large refinery caused a fire that, ten days later, remains unextinguished, according to news agencies.

Russia responded with bombings of Ukrainian cities, the most serious of which took place on Wednesday when a guided bomb destroyed an administrative building in the centre of the city of Kupiansk, in the Kharkiv region.

At around 1 a.m. on Thursday (today), sirens went off in the Ukrainian regions of Kherson, Nikolaev, Kirovograd, Dnipropetrovsk, Poltava, Sumy and Kharkiv when anti-aircraft defense detected the flight path of between 30 and 40 drones launched by Russia, in what Ukrainian media anticipate will be another tense night with hours spent in shelters.

The commander of the Ukrainian army’s ground forces, Oleksandr Pavliuk, wrote on his Telegram account that “our air defense units once again demonstrated their expertise by shooting down a Su-25 fighter-bomber near the city of Kramatorsk in Donetsk, which according to the Ukrainian news agency UNIAN would be the second aircraft of this type that Russia has lost since the end of last July.

The Russian Ministry of Defense has not commented on such news, but bloggers who support the so-called “special military operation” have questioned Pavliuk’s words.

The Telegram channel Operation Z – Envoys of the Russian Spring He claims that the fighter-bomber was not shot down, but that when attacked it “released thermal traps” that the Ukrainians “presented in an incomplete video as part of the explosion” of the plane. Within a few days, evidence will appear that confirms one version or another.

On the other hand, the Russian authorities, taking into account the recommendations of the director of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Rafael Grossi, who inspected the Kursk nuclear power plant in Kurchatovo on Tuesday, decided to “temporarily prohibit access” to this city because “Ukrainian troops do not give up their attempt to enter Kurchatovo,” reported the governor of Kursk, Aleksei Smirnov.

His colleague from the neighbouring Belgorod region, Vyacheslav Gladkov, decided to evacuate all residents of four towns and announced that in all municipalities within 20 kilometres of the border “schools will conduct classes remotely”.


#Ukraine #strengthens #position #Russian #territory #loses #ground #Pokrovsk
– 2024-09-07 02:48:02

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Russia attacks in Donetsk, Ukraine in Kursk | How the war continues

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com September 6, 2024
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Russia continues to advance on Donetsktaking the town of Zavitne in its advance towards the Pokrovsk stronghold, the Russian Defense Ministry reported. Russia launched 78 Shahed drones against Ukraine, shooting down 60as well as a ballistic missile that was not intercepted, the Ukrainian Air Force reported on its social networks.

At the same time Ukraine maintains its presence in Russia’s Kursk regionbut fails to reverse the situation on its front, with an estimated 387 casualties on that date. Putin said that Russian troops are driving Ukrainian troops out of the Kursk region, in response to questions about the war during his speech at the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok.

Attack on the Military Institute

Meanwhile, the Ukrainian Emergency Services (SES) reported on Thursday that they have completed rescue work following Tuesday’s Russian attack on the Poltava Military Institute of Communications (Central Ukraine)con a final balance of 55 dead and 328 injured.

“Emergency and rescue work at the site of a rocket crash into an educational institution in Poltava has been completed. 55 people were killed, 328 were injured,” the service announced on its Telegram channel. “Specialists are currently identifying the remains of bodies that have been recovered,” the message concluded.

A six-story building was partially destroyed in the attack, which generated more than 2,000 tons of debris which were removed by rescue services in search of buried people.

Ukrainian ground forces on Tuesday acknowledged the deaths of servicemen in the Russian attack on the Military Institute of Communications, but there is no official data on how many of the victims were civilians and how many were soldiers.

The Ministry of Defence has launched an investigation to clarify the circumstances surrounding the attack with two missiles and whether there was negligence on the part of the military commanders.

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Ukraine and Russia attack and counterattack | Ukrainian offensive in Kursk and Crimea and Russian bombardment in Donbas

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com August 18, 2024
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Ukraine continued its offensive in Russia’s Kursk region on Friday as Russia consolidated its advances on the eastern front, in a contest that takes on the character of a duel to deal the enemy the most painful blow possible in different theatres of operations. If in Kursk the Ukrainian troops keep the Russian forces under tension, in the Donbas, on the Eastern Front, the situation is the opposite.

Although kyiv has not yet reported on the actions of its troops in the Kursk region, reports from the Russian military command indicate that Ukrainian forces continue to make continued attempts to expand the Russian territory under their control.

A fair negotiation

“We need to inflict major tactical defeats on Russia. In the Kursk region we can clearly see how the military tool is being used objectively to persuade Russia to start a fair negotiation process,” he wrote in X Mijailo Podoliakadvisor to the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky.

For the kyiv authorities, a just peace includes the withdrawal of Russian troops from Ukraine and the restoration of the country’s territorial integrity within its internationally recognized borders.

The presidential adviser stressed that the Ukrainian offensive in Kursk, which began on the 6th, is also an “important instrument for influencing public opinion in Russia, which is beginning to change as the war moves deeper into its territory.”

According to the latest data provided by kyiv, Ukrainian forces control more than 80 towns and a territory of 1,150 square kilometres in the Kursk region.

The Russian Defense Ministry reported that the country’s army has repelled several attacks in that border region. and has bombed enemy positions in the neighbouring Ukrainian province of Sumi, from where kyiv launched its ground incursion, the first suffered by Russia on its territory since World War II.

Crimea under attack

On the southern front, Ukraine tried to attack the annexed Crimean peninsula with missiles and dronesthe Russian military command reported on Telegram.

“Tonight, air defense systems repelled a massive attack by twelve US-made ATACMS tactical missiles on the Crimean bridge. All missiles were destroyed,” the military statement said.

Russia maintains its advance

Meanwhile, the authorities of the Ukrainian district of Pokrovskin the Donetsk region, admitted on Friday that Russian troops are only 10.5 kilometers away and have reiterated their recommendation to evacuate the area.

Volodymyr Zamotaev, the head of the district administration, whose eponymous capital had about 60,000 inhabitants before the war, said the situation was now “threatening.”

The military commander of the town of Mirnograd, Yuri Tretiak, said that in the town, located between Pokrovsk and the front, There are still 20,000 civilians, 1,000 of them children, and he urged the population to leave as soon as possible.

According to the General Staff of the Ukrainian Army, in the past day 144 fights were recorded throughout the countryof which 41 were enemy attacks in the Pokrovsk sector, where Russia has been making slow but steady progress in recent days.

The Russian Ministry of Defense reported in turn that Russian forces took control of the town of Sergievka and continued their advance towards the city of Kramatorsk, one of the main Ukrainian strongholds in the Donetsk region.

From Sergeyivka, Moscow’s troops have Kramatorsk within cannon range, as they are separated by just ten kilometers.

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Negotiations with Russia might be doable by means of mediators: Zelensky

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com July 8, 2024
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MoscowUkraine believes that oblique negotiations with Russia are doable with the assistance of mediators from nations on any continent, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated.

“Ukraine can discover a mannequin (of negotiations) during which an answer is sought in accordance with the related paperwork, steps and modalities. The same mannequin was first used within the instance of the grain hall, when Ukraine didn’t negotiate with Russia, however we negotiated with the UN, in addition to with Turkey,” he stated throughout an interview.

On the similar time, the Ukrainian chief believes that representatives of nations from any continent can act as mediators.

Since 24 February 2022, Russia has been finishing up a particular army operation in Ukraine, the targets of which, based on President Vladimir Putin, are to guard the inhabitants from “genocide by the Kiev regime” and to handle the nationwide safety dangers posed by NATO’s advance to the east.

Ukrainian troops are supported militarily by this alliance of 32 nations led by america.

On June 14, President Putin outlined a number of key circumstances for beginning peace negotiations, specifically that Ukraine withdraw troops from 4 new Russian territories (Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson and Zaporozhye), desist from becoming a member of NATO, keep impartial standing (non-aligned and non-nuclear), and that each one sanctions towards Russia be lifted.


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– 2024-07-08 18:12:26

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Russia-Korea deal destroys worldwide norms, Ukraine accuses

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com June 26, 2024
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Madrid. The Ukrainian authorities denounced this Wednesday that the latest cooperation settlement signed between Russia and North Korea is “a demonstrative pact on the joint destruction” of worldwide norms and “the group of mass homicide of civilians from different nations.”

This was acknowledged by the advisor to the presidency of Ukraine, Mijailo Podoliak, on his social networks, the place he burdened that the settlement is “a unilateral and most blatant choice” in opposition to the imposition of worldwide sanctions in opposition to North Korea. Kim Jong Un.

“Prohibitive instruments don’t work in any respect. And because of this there are virtually no guidelines,” stated Podoliak, who criticized “the silence” of the United Nations and “different organizations answerable for efficient management of the applying of sanctions”; It is “deafening,” he stated.

The president of Russia, Vladimir Putin, visited North Korea this Wednesday, the place he met with Kim and each took the chance to signal a “strategic partnership” settlement with a mutual protection clause in case of aggression, a pact sealed through the first go to. of the Russian president in 24 years.


#RussiaKorea #deal #destroys #worldwide #norms #Ukraine #accuses
– 2024-06-26 10:04:14

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Russia Ukraine conflict: “river of fire” in Kharkiv |  At least seven dead in a Russian attack with Iranian drones
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Russia Ukraine conflict: “river of fire” in Kharkiv | At least seven dead in a Russian attack with Iranian drones

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com February 11, 2024
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Seven people, including three children, were killed on Saturday by a Russian drone attack that set fire to a gas station in the city of Jarkovin the northeast of Ukraine, and caused a “river of fire” and the destruction of fifteen homes.

Iranian drones

According to local authorities, the attack occurred with Iranian-made Shahed drones. The fire generated after the impact spread quickly and forced about fifty people to evacuate.

According to the governor of the Kharkiv region, Oleg Sinegubov, Seven people died in the attack, including three children: a seven-year-old, a four-year-old, and a baby about six months old. Four people, including a child, were rescued from the fire and fifteen homes were destroyed.

“There was a family in one of the houses. Five people. Two parents and three of their children. They all died, burned alive. In another building there was a man who couldn’t walk. His wife took care of him. “They also died, burned alive,” said Sergui Bolvinov, a Kharkiv police official.

Oleksandre Lagutin managed to escape the fire. “There was a roar, everything started burning, and in five minutes we had a river of fire,” account. “My mother-in-law called, she said everything was burning […] Then he called again and started yelling that the flames were spreading through the house. “We heard the last screams and that’s it, she didn’t show any signs of life again,” Natalia, a relative of the deceased couple, told AFP.

According to the police official, There were about 3,800 tons of fuel stored at the gas station.

“Molten infernal mass”

“The entire street was transformed into a molten infernal mass. The fuel mixed with the snow and when it began to burn, the houses located along the road began to burn,” Bolvinov explained.

“Our anger is absolute. These people will pay for everything,” the head of the presidential administration was outraged in a message on Telegram. Andrii Yermak.

Kharkiv and the town of Veliki Burluk, further east, have been frequent targets of attacks since the Russian offensive in Ukraine began in late February 2022. The governor of the Kharkiv region previously stated that civilian areas were hit in the two locations, including a cafe in Veliki Burluk.

On other fronts

In other areas of Ukraine, two people were killed and two others injured in a Russian bombing in the town of Veletinskein the southern Jershon region, the regional administration said.

The large port of Odessa, on the Black Sea, was also the target of Russian drone attacks, which left four injured, according to Governor Oleg Kiper. And in Izmail, on the banks of the Danube, the attacks destroyed industrial facilities, he added.

In total, 23 of the 31 explosive drones launched by Russia in the Kharkiv and Odessa regions were shot down in mid-flight, the air force said.

More weapons for Ukraine

NATO Secretary GeneralJens Stoltenbergasked European powers on Saturday to increase their weapons production to increase the deliveries that kyiv needs.

Less than a week before the meeting of NATO defense ministers in Brussels, on February 15 and 16, he insisted on the need to “rebuild and develop the European defense industrial base more quickly.” Ukraine reiterated several times that it needed more air defense systems to deal with bombing by the Russian army.

The Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelensky, He indicated on Saturday that he spoke with his French counterpart, Emmanuel Macronabout the situation on the front and the “needs of Ukraine.”

“We discussed the situation on the battlefield and Ukraine’s defense needs, including drones, artillery and ammunition, electronic warfare and air defense systems,” Zelensky wrote. on social network X.

Changes in the military leadership

Zelensky continues with the changes in the military leadership after the dismissal of the head of the Armed Forces, Valery Zaluzhny, when announcing the appointment of a new head of the General Staff.

In his nightly speech to the population, Zelensky named Major General Anatolí Bargilievich, head of the General Staff of the Armed Forces replacing lieutenant general Sergui Shaptala.

The appointment of this important position – along with that of his deputies – occurred at the suggestion of the new commander in chief of the Armed Forces, Oleksandr Sirski, who replaces Zaluzhni after his dismissal on Thursday. “He is an experienced person and understands the tasks of this war and the objectives of Ukraine,” Zelensky said of Bargilievich.

Bargilievich, 54, has held the position of commander of the Territorial Defense Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine since October 2023.

A US missile shot down the Russian plane

Meanwhile, sources from Joe Biden’s government confirmed to the newspaper The New York Times what An American-made Patriot missile would have shot down the Russian II-76 cargo plane in the Russian region of Belogrod on January 24, as reported by Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin. last week. According to Russian sources The plane was carrying 65 Ukrainian prisoners of war..

According to the American publication, officials from Joe Biden’s government do not speak publicly about the downing, but privately they admitted that it was caused by a Patriot missile. According to Ukrainian intelligence sources The plane had a shipment of S-300 missiles on board.

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