The General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces reported on Sept. 19 that Russia continues to struggle to recruit manpower for the war and has turned to Russian convicts. Reportedly, 400 prisoners from Tambov were sent to fight in Ukraine.
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Ukrainian forces repel Russian attacks and strike positions
The General Staff also reported that Ukrainian forces repelled three Russian attacks and conducted airstrikes against Russian positions.
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General Staff: Russia sends 400 convicts to fight in Ukraine
General Staff: Russia sends 400 convicts to fight in Ukraine.
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US will defend Taiwan if China invades, says Biden
U.S. troops will defend Taiwan in case of a Chinese invasion, Biden said
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GUR interception: occupiers extend patrol detachment activity
#GUR interception
OCCUPIERS EXPAND THE OPERATIONS OF “PICKETTE QUARTERS” AND PREVENT RETREAT UNDER THREAT OF DEATH https://
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Testimonies: people arrived in Kupiansk before genocide to study and work
according to their testimonies, these folks arrived to kupiansk in eastern ukraine several weeks before genocide: to study and work.
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Ukraine destroys two Russian ammunition depots, kills 29 troops
Ukraine’s military destroys 2 Russian ammunition depots in southern Ukraine. The Operational Command “South” said that Ukrainian forces also killed 29 Russian troops and destroyed two Msta-S howitzers, one Msta-B howitzer, and one BMP-3 infantry fighting vehicle on Sept. 18.
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Survived six months of occupation
"I was constantly thinking which death I would die", – Iryna and Serhii survived six months of occupation. Their village is on the border with Russia and Russian soldiers shelled Kharkiv from it.
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 19 septembre 2022
Iryna lost 17 kg in occupation – there was not enough food.
📹: @CurrentTimeTv pic.twitter.com/DmGTz4jLpK"I was constantly thinking which death I would die," said Iryna and Serhii, who survived six months of occupation. Their village is on the border with Russia, and Russian soldiers shelled Kharkiv from there. Iryna lost 17 kg during the occupation—there wasn’t enough food.
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Russians torture hostages with beatings, denailing, no medical care
russians denailed one of the hostages, subjected another to daily beatings “for fun.” kidnapped foreigner receive no medical care, even after severe assaults. all were forced to clean after the invaders and cater to them.
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Témoignage d’un otage libéré sur ses conditions
“every day they gave us the opportunity to go to the bathroom for 2 minutes. there was a shower once every 5 days. for 2 minutes. they fed us very little, twice a week in small portions,” recalls one of the rescued hostages