Yesterday around 23:40 an enemy tactical aviation Su-30SM aircraft disappeared over the Black Sea waters after firing X-31P missiles at Odesa region. Today at the disappearance site (63 km from Zaliznyi Port) rescue and search operations were carried out. And just recently, the Russian
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Russian strikes on Sumy and Chernihiv regions
Russian bastards strike Sumy and Chernigiv regions now
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Kyiv region and oblasts: air alert due to ballistic threat from the north
Kyiv region and a number of oblasts – air alert "Threat of ballistic armament use from the northern direction," – Air Force. http://
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Speculation on new Russian mobilization
Amid speculation that the Kremlin is considering a new mobilization of conscripts, some potential draftees say they are not enthusiastic about defending their country’s territory just over a month after the Ukrainian incursion into Russia’s Kursk Oblast.
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Blinken and Lammy in Ukraine; Arctic Circle drone attack
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken and U.K. Foreign Secretary David Lammy arrived in Ukraine; Russian regional authorities claimed that Murmansk Oblast behind the Arctic Circle came under a drone attack; and more.
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Russian Shahed drones approaching from northeast
Russian shahed drones are coming from the north east
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Russians confirm loss of Su-30SM fighter jet over Black Sea
Aaaaaaaand Russians confirm the loss of a Sukhoi Su-30SM that was supposedly downed over the Black Sea today.
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UK allows Storm Shadow strikes on Russia
Britain has already permitted the use of Storm Shadow missiles against Russia, according to The Guardian, citing sources. While not officially announced, the report states that restrictions on missiles with a range exceeding 300 km will be lifted.
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US announces $700 million humanitarian aid for Ukraine
US announces $700 million humanitarian aid package for Ukraine.
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United States: $700 million in humanitarian aid for Ukraine
The United States will provide Ukraine with $700 million in humanitarian aid to support displaced Ukrainians, the energy grid in Ukraine, and demining efforts, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced in Kyiv on Sept. 11.