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Russians dig to protect key town of Kherson, Ukrainian forces say
Crouching in an overgrown irrigation canal, hidden from enemy drones prowling among hanging trees, the Ukrainian soldier downplayed media reports that retaking the Russian port city of Kherson would be a piece of cake. “They have smart defensive lines with deep trenches, and they sit deep underground,” Vitalii said, holding an attack rifle and pointing his head toward the line of trees where his enemies were staying. “The Ukrainian armed forces will have to destroy those defensive lines. “
Zelenskyy sees ‘positive trend’ with Israel after sharing data
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Wednesday he sees a “positive trend” in Kyiv with Israel after the two countries shared intelligence on some 400 Iranian drones Russia used in its invasion. “So we are at the beginning of cooperation, this is a positive trend. “with Israel,” Zelenskyy told a news conference in Kyiv, adding that “after a long pause, I see that we are moving forward. “
UN steps up satellite tracking of Ukrainian culture
United Nations cultural and satellite agencies have joined forces to more systematically monitor the effects of the Russian invasion on Ukraine’s architecture, art, historic buildings and other cultural heritage, and have compiled an initial list of more than two hundred sites that have been broken or destroyed. Geneva-based UNOSAT and UNESCO, the Paris-based educational, clinical and cultural agency, announced Wednesday the completion of a database of cultural sites comparing “before and after” photographs purchased from personal satellite companies. inform the experts in a first phase and in all probability to the general public about the devastation caused to the heritage of Ukraine.
Russia used Iranian drones in the war in Ukraine
The Russian Navy’s Tula nuclear submarine is in a project to conduct intercontinental ballistic missile launch training from training through the country’s nuclear forces.
During Russian exercises on Wednesday, a Yars land-based intercontinental ballistic missile was tested from the northern release site in Plesetsk. A Russian nuclear submarine in the Barents Sea introduced a Sineva ICBM at the Kura firing range, at the eastern end of the Kamchatka Peninsula.
Ukraine’s counteroffensive against Russian forces in its region south of Kherson is proving more complicated than in the northeast because of rainy weather and the nature of the terrain, Ukraine’s defense minister said.
A Russian Tu-95 strategic bomber is observed in a project as a component of Russian nuclear exercises.
Russia fires rockets at Ukraine, renews ‘dirty bomb’ claims
Russia has attacked more than 40 villages around Ukraine over the past day, Ukrainian officials said Wednesday, killing at least two others and stoking terror that forces others to take refuge in bomb shelters every night.
Kyiv says Russia has returned from US volunteer killed in Ukraine
Ukrainian Defense Minister Reznikov said he personally would not use nuclear weapons.
More than 70,000 people leave their homes in Ukraine’s Kherson region in a week (pro-Moscow official)
Russia prepares reaction to nuclear attack as tensions over ‘dirty bomb’ accusation
Russia on Wednesday repeated its reaction to a nuclear attack, training involving nuclear submarines, strategic bombers and ballistic missiles at a time of heightened tension over a “dirty bomb” accusation it made against Ukraine.
Russian bombing of civilian infrastructure in charge of Ukraine’s recovery (IMF)
Russia’s latest moves in civilian infrastructure have a bigger impact on Ukraine’s recovery and could require only about $4 billion a month just for electricity and water supplies, the head of the International Monetary Fund said on Wednesday. The IMF had projected Ukraine’s desires for external financing at around $3 billion to $4 billion per month next year, however, it is estimated that they will rise to $5 billion in the worst-case scenario after Russian forces launched missiles and drone strikes on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure.
Kremlin says it will continue to ‘strongly’ oppose alleged dirty bomb threat from Ukraine
Russia said on Wednesday it would continue to argue to the foreign network that it believes Ukraine intends to detonate a “dirty bomb” containing radioactive contaminants. Kiev and its Western allies have not only rejected Russia’s accusation, but have also expressed fear that Moscow is as a pretext for a further escalation of the confrontation in Ukraine. President Vladimir Putin told an assembly of CIS intelligence officials of ex-Soviet countries that the West was “pumping” Ukraine with heavy weapons, adding: “There are also plans to use the so-called ‘dirty bomb’ for provocations. “
Putin’s Russian nuclear force exercises
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday oversaw trainings through the country’s strategic nuclear forces involving ballistic missile education and cruise ship launches, the Kremlin said.
The shock in the world and the region remains very high, says Vladimir Putin
Fierce battles are raging in Kreminna and Svatove, according to a Russia-based official in Ukraine’s Luhansk region.
Russia tells China and India Ukraine is a ‘dirty bomb’ attack
Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu on Wednesday reiterated claims that Ukraine is preparing a provocation using a “dirty bomb,” a video call with his Chinese counterpart Wei Fenghe, according to Moscow’s Defense Ministry.
Putin observes Russian strategic nuclear forces