In occupied Berdiansk, a car with the head of the occupation council Vasyl Nechet in it exploded. The victim was taken from the scene by an ambulance.
More than 50 war veterans competed in four sports at the Victory of the Unconquered tournament. The event was held in a family format for the first time with the support of MHP and the Ukrainian Strongman Federation.
Russian tractor-trailers transport two military boats through Berdiansk in the direction of Kherson. The board number 4006 and tactical markings of one of the boats were recorded.
Loud noises are heard in occupied Mariupol. Occupation media confirm the operation of air defense systems in the city.
The occupation authorities have not paid salaries to the employees of the Berdiansk port for three months. The port is almost non-functional and is used only for the export of looted grain.
In Mariupol, local residents report loud explosions heard on the Left Bank and in the Kalmius district. Occupation media confirm the fact of an explosion in the city.
The Russian occupation authorities issue warrants for the apartments of Mariupol residents who left the city because of the war. Housing whose owners do not show up on time with documents is transferred as “compensation” to other residents.
The head of the Mariupol MSEC demanded $5,000 for establishing a disability group III for an IDP. A search of her apartment revealed more than $20,000.
In the occupied territories, the invaders are agitating boarding school students to enter a military school in Mariupol. Collaborators from Zaporizhzhia region offer this to children from the Melitopol social rehabilitation center.
Two Russian tankers carrying more than 8,000 tons of oil products sink in the Kerch Strait. 12 crew members were rescued, four went missing, and Putin ordered rescue operations to be organized.
A woman who extorted money from the wife of a captured Azovstal defender was detained in Kyiv region. The offender promised to help with the return of the soldier for UAH 1 million, using fake connections in a Russian prison.
Presidential Advisor Daria Gerasymchuk held meetings with the Irish government on the return of deported children. The delegation presented the film “Stolen Childhood” and held a panel discussion on the reintegration of returned children.
Russian troops made 40 assault attempts in the Kurakhove direction, trying to break through the defense and take control of logistics routes. Ukrainian defense forces continue to hold the town and destroy enemy subversive reconnaissance groups.
The occupants are moving military forces through Mariupol district in the direction of Kurakhove and Vremivka. Civilian vehicles are used for transportation, and the military spend the night in high-rise buildings in the western part of Mariupol.
An explosion occurred in the center of the occupied Donetsk, in a car in which the head of the Olenivska colony was located. According to the adviser to the mayor of Mariupol, the epicenter of the explosion was near the driver's seat, two people were injured.
The so-called Deputy Minister of industry of the "DPR" and two other "officials" were detained for looting at the Azovelectrostal plant. They face up to 15 years in prison for stealing metal structures worth 518 million rubles.
The occupation authorities announced the export of 1. 4 million tons of grain from Zaporizhia region to Russia in 2024. Grain is forcibly bought from farmers at low prices and resold at market prices in the Russian Federation.
Up to 50 thousand Mariupol residents left Ukraine because of the war. The invaders demand that the owners of the surviving housing return to the city, otherwise they will confiscate the property.
Deputy Head of the OP Iryna Vereshchuk called the information about the mass return of IDPs to the occupied territories a lie. She emphasized that the state fulfills its promises to IDPs in times of war.
The collaborators in Mariupol are disconnecting buildings from heating, water and electricity under the pretext of emergency conditions. The goal is to evict the residents for further “nationalization” or demolition of the buildings.
Le Monde has revealed the activities of Russian special services in training 60 Malian journalists to promote Moscow's interests in Africa. The training is conducted by the African Initiative agency, created to spread pro-Russian propaganda.
Kyrylo Budanov spoke about Russia's preparations for the genocide of Ukrainians before the full-scale invasion. The invaders planned to kill teachers, journalists, priests of the OCU and other pro-Ukrainian figures.
The Defence Intelligence of Ukraine reports systematic attempts by Russia to deprive abducted Ukrainian children of their national identity. There are about 50 special programs on the territory of the Russian Federation to “reprogram” the minds of children.
The head of the OP reported the return of three children from the occupied territories. Among them are two children from Mariupol and one boy from southern Ukraine, whose family was reunited after his father's captivity.
In the temporarily occupied areas of Zaporizhzhia region, utility workers have not been paid since the summer. This has led to massive layoffs and a critical shortage of staff.
In Mariupol and Kherson region, the occupiers are forcing local residents, especially state employees, to donate blood for the wounded Russian military. In case of refusal, they threaten to delay payments and use mobile blood collection systems.
In the Mariupol region, the occupiers are forcibly taking young people aged 19-22 to military commissariats to sign contracts. Over the course of 10 days, at least 10 people were forced to sign contracts under threats of being sent to the Far East.
Russian occupiers carry out filtration measures at private enterprises in Mariupol, detaining people without Russian passports. 263 minors were registered, 16 children were called "extremists" for their pro-Ukrainian views.
In occupied Mariupol, Russian air defense is trying to shoot down drones. Debris fills the city, with the main activity observed in the Mangush area.
In occupied Crimea, 218 people are illegally imprisoned, including 132 Crimean Tatars. Local residents are facing problems with heating, water supply and rising fuel prices due to the hostilities.