He said that it is necessary to apply new tough sanctions against Russia, against Rosatom and the entire Russian nuclear industry. "All Russian forces must immediately withdraw from the territory of the station and neighboring areas without any conditions," the president said.
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Zelenskyy: Russians shell Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, mine it
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated in his evening address that Russian troops continue provocative shelling of the territory of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, under its cover they shell nearby towns and communities, and the plant is de facto mined.
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Dzhankoi beyond reach of Ukraine’s HIMARS GMLRS rockets
6/ And as @igorsushko points out, Dzhankoi can't be reached by the GMLRS rockets that Ukraine is currently firing from its HIMARS. So the dump at Mais'ke may represent ammunition that the Russians were hoping was now out of the Ukrainians' reach.
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Strategic significance of explosion near Crimea railway line
3/ Depending on exactly where the seat of the explosion is, this could have a lot of strategic significance. The only direct railway line from Russia to Crimea runs through Mais'ke (the nearest passenger station is in the adjoining village of Azovske).
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Explosion site near Mais’ke, 21km east of Dzhankoi, likely ammunition.
2/ The explosion site is reportedly located in or near the village of Mais'ke, 21km east of the major road and rail junction of Dzhankoi. The Russians have already said it's an ammunition explosion (which is clear from the videos posted by various people).
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Limited evacuation of Maiskoye residents after munitions explosion
— COUPSURE (@COUPSURE) 16 août 2022
RIA (state media) reports that about 2,000 residents have already been evacuated from the village of Maiskoye, in the Dzhankoy district of Crimea, due to the explosion of munitions.
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2 civilians injured in Russian shelling of Dnipropetrovsk Oblast
Dnipropetrovsk Oblast Governor Valentyn Reznichenko reported that Russian forces shelled the Nikopolsky and Kryvorizky districts overnight on August 16, injuring two civilian women.
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Crimea: 2,000 evacuated from Maiskoye village after ammunition explosions
RIA (state media) reports that about 2,000 residents have already been evacuated from the village of Maiskoye, in the Dzhankoy district of Crimea, due to the explosion of munitions.
— COUPSURE (@COUPSURE) 16 août 2022
pic.twitter.com/xmfR00kGBaRIA (state media) reports that about 2,000 residents have already been evacuated from the village of Maiskoye, in the Dzhankoy district of Crimea, due to the explosion of munitions.
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Arms depot fire in Crimea questions Russia’s war failures
Arms depot is on fire in Maiske near Dzhankoi in annexed Crimea. Will Russia say it itself violated fire safety rules yet again? Because how on earth can one explain that ‘the 2nd army’ is not winning the cruel war it’s started in a neighboring country?
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Devastating consequences of war in Ukraine
Countless tragedies caused by the Russian invasion of Ukraine. As of Aug 8, 361 Ukrainian children killed, 711 wounded, 198 missing, and 6,482 deported to Russia. OHCHR reports 5,401 civilians killed and 7,466 injured. The real numbers are much higher. #ArmUkraineNow https://radiosvoboda.org/a/foto-ukrayina-viyna-zahybli-dity-rosiya/31953919.html
