Russian propaganda
Alona Akimova, a doctor at the Perinatal Center, has once again become the target of an information attack—the second time a fake account featuring a Russian woman’s photo has been used to spread false information.
Russia is preparing pseudo-elections in the occupied territories on September 20. More than 300 million rubles have been allocated for them in Donetsk region alone.
John Ratcliffe arrived in Moscow with a call to end the war sooner and met with Naryshkin and Bortnikov. After that, the Kremlin canceled his meeting with Putin.
“ATESH” reported the sale of transfers to rear units and positions in the occupation authorities for amounts starting from 2 million rubles.
Putin compared the war against Ukraine to orcas hunting polar bears. There is no scientific evidence of such attacks.
The Defence Intelligence of Ukraine classified "Tsirkon" as a solid-fuel ballistic missile. Intelligence data refute the russian claims about a scramjet engine.
The Telegraph columnist said that Putin retains maximalist goals regarding Ukraine. Russia has the resources to continue the war.
Zelenskyy said that the intelligence services of Ukraine and its partners are recording Putin’s desire to continue the war. He discussed this with Witkoff and Kushner.
The commanders suspected by investigators of being involved in the missile strikes on a children's hospital and a hotel in Kramatorsk were notified of suspicion.
The State Duma of the Russian Federation stated that VPNs lead Russians to the “wrong” internet. In March, they were downloaded 9.2 million times.
Wreaths and photos of executives appeared near defense companies in Vilnius and the Czech Republic. Lithuania suspects a provocation linked to Russian intelligence services.
The Server Killers group attacked Norway’s government services and caused a leak of budget data. The hackers linked the attack to support for Ukraine.
Europe is recording an increase in Russia-linked acts of sabotage, espionage, and cyberattacks. However, there is no evidence of preparations for a direct attack on NATO.
Companies supplying weapons and drones to Ukraine have been informed about the risks of espionage, cyberattacks, and sabotage. Some have already tightened security.
Following the Russian strike and the detonation of warehouses in Miliya, 38 people were killed, 20 were injured, and four went missing. Rescuers and bomb disposal experts continue their work.
The Prosecutor's Office of Veliky Novgorod issued a warning to the Yabloko party over the "Russia Needs Peace!" videos. The broadcast was suspended.
Putin compared the war against Ukraine to the laws of the wild and orcas attacking polar bears. He also mentioned the cruel customs of northern peoples.
Russia announced the serial production of Courier robots equipped with the Ignis laser for destroying mines at a distance of up to 500 meters. The systems are planned for use on the battlefield.
Russian Ambassador Oleg Ozerov accused the West, without providing evidence, of preparing Moldova for a conflict with Russia. The NYT calls Moldova a possible target of the Kremlin.
The UK's Royal Navy tracked four Russian ships in the North Sea and the English Channel for 72 hours. Among them were sanctioned vessels.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz plans to hold Russia responsible for a drone carrying explosives at Leipzig Airport. He also wants to impose sanctions.
Due to attacks on Russian oil refineries, gasoline production fell to 70% of domestic consumption. Moscow increased imports and restricted fuel sales.
Due to strikes on the Russian oil-refining network, Russia banned aviation fuel exports and imported 70,000 tonnes of Jet A-1 from Korea and Egypt, according to intelligence.
In the village of Myla, 27 people were killed and dozens injured after a strike on a warehouse. More than 370 residents were evacuated, and proceedings were opened over negligence.
The Foreign Ministry reports that 64 Ukrainians are being searched for after the floods in Nepal and Tibet. There is currently no information about any Ukrainians who were killed or injured.
The Polish prime minister said that the war is experiencing a turning point and that Poland must be prepared for various scenarios.
Putin said that every citizen’s contribution is needed for the victory and development of the Russian Federation. He wants to involve war veterans in the economy and governance.
Sybiha condemned Russian strikes on the warehouses of Ukrainian publishing houses. He called for providing Ukraine with more air defense and restricting russia's resources.
Zelenskyy stated the goal of one thousand long-range drones per day. According to him, the strikes have already restricted the movement of vessels in Novorossiysk.
Malefactors created fake websites and accounts to set Poland and the Czech Republic against each other over a fabricated demand to hand over 638 hectares. Russia is suspected of being behind the campaign.