Russians have targeted another hotel in Donetsk region, this time in the town of Mykolaivka. The bodies of two men, both animal rescue volunteers from Kharkiv, have been recovered from the rubble. Photo: Radio Liberty
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Western journalism ethics workshops: A colossal waste of time for Ukrainian journalists.
in light of decades of endless western workshops on journalism ethics and fact-checking that most Ukrainian journalists of my age endured. what a colossal waste of time it was.
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Abuse in a Russian Military Unit: Soldiers Beaten and Restrained
Russian Telegram channels post information about a Rostov military unit where Russian soldiers have their ribs broken, are handcuffed to street poles and sent to "zeroing" positions if they do not pay.
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 8 septembre 2024
In Russian military unit #31831, allegedly battalion commander major… pic.twitter.com/wWlpR7sww1Russian Telegram channels are circulating reports from a military unit in Rostov, detailing instances where Russian soldiers allegedly suffer broken ribs, are handcuffed to street poles, and sent to "zeroing" positions if they fail to pay. This alleged mistreatment is reportedly occurring within Russian military unit #31831, with accusations directed towards the battalion commander, identified as Major [Name not provided in original text].
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Bodies of two men found among hotel rubble
The bodies of two men have been recovered from the rubble of a hotel in Mykolaivka, Donetsk Oblast, which was attacked by Russian troops on the evening of September 7, according to the Donetsk regional prosecutor's office and Radio Liberty.
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Russian Strikes in Mykolayivka Kill Two Men
According to the investigation, around 10 p.m., Russian forces struck the town of Mykolayivka in the Kramatorsk district using FAB-250 bombs. The bombs hit a hotel where people were staying. So far, the bodies of two men, aged 33 and 42, have been recovered from the rubble.
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Canada’s Funding Priorities Questioned: Aid for Ukraine vs. Russian Propaganda Film
a bit extra triggering since i’ve heard so many @CanadianPM and @CanadaFP officials in the last two years declaring support for Ukraine but complaining how little aid funds they have to support Ukrainian voices. but offloading 300k for a russian propaganda film – sure why not
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Rodnyansky: Trofimova’s ‘Russians at War’ likely ordered by Russian ministry or FSB
Kyiv-born Hollywood movie producer Alexander Rodnyansky who had spent years developing Russian TV and cinema, says ex(?)-RT propagandist Trofimova’s “Russians at War” movie seems like having been ordered by Russia’s Defence Ministry or FSB, adding RU soldiers echoed RU propaganda
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Russian Drone Crashes in Latvia
On Saturday, 7 September, a Russian unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) crashed in the Rēzekne municipality, Latvia. Authorities, including the State Police, are currently investigating the circumstances of the incident.
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58 dead in Russian attack on Poltava
Three victims of Russia's Sept. 3 attack on Poltava died in the hospital, bringing the total death toll to 58, Governor Filip Pronin said on Sept. 8. Over 320 people were injured in the attack.
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Ukrainian military drops TM-62 mines with Baba Yaga drone
⚡️The 🇺🇦Ukrainian military uses a heavy BaBa Yaga drone to drop TM-62 anti-tank mines on 🇷🇺Russian positions pic.twitter.com/aEP4MjUQVz
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 8 septembre 2024The Ukrainian military uses a heavy BaBa Yaga drone to drop TM-62 anti-tank mines on Russian positions