Reverse deportation: Russia begins sending Mariupol residents back home Sixty Mariupol residents were sent back home from Pskov by train via Rostov on 13 August, according to Mariupol mayor's aide Petro Andriushchenko. He noted that most of them will not be able to find their apartments.
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Rare August rains in Kherson
Rainfalls like this are very rare in Kherson, especially at this time of the year.
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Kharkiv hit by Russian artillery fire
Mayor Ihor Terekhov reported on Telegram that Russian forces shelled Kharkiv’s Kyiv district early on Aug. 16. There is no information about casualties at the time of publication.
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Kyiv air raid sirens disrupt sleep and early morning plans
Oh great, air raid sirens at 12.39 am.
So much for my “I’m gonna get up for work really early” again.
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During the war: Olena stays at the emergency department
When the war started, Olena Horshkova refused to leave her job, city, and country.
— Euromaidan Press (@EuromaidanPress) 15 août 2022
Olena works for the Emergency and Rescue Service, #Zaporizhzhia, next to the Russian-occupied nuclear plant, with a team of demining experts and firefighters.
🎥 @ZarinaZabrisky pic.twitter.com/GTudBXaLIzWhen the war started, Olena Horshkova refused to leave her job, city, and country. Olena works for the Emergency and Rescue Service, Zaporizhzhia, next to the Russian-occupied nuclear plant, with a team of demining experts and firefighters. @ZarinaZabrisky
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Satellite images show Nova Kakhovka bridge destruction
Planet satellite imagery from August 13 shows the damaged Nova Kakhovka rail and road bridge. Ukraine struck two precise locations along the bridge.
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Austrian neutrality tested: Ex-M109A5ÖEs re-exported to Ukraine
What's interesting about theses guns is they were ex-Austrian M109A5ÖEs, which means that Austria – which claims neutrality and is typically seen as one of the most pro-Russian EU states – would have had to have given the Latvians permission to re-export the guns to Ukraine.
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UN denies blocking IAEA visit to Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant
UN denies Russia's accusations of blocking IAEA visit to Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. Russian officials accused the UN Secretariat of blocking the International Atomic Energy Agency from visiting the plant, said Stephane Dujarric, spokesman of the UN Secretary-General.
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Russia uses Zaporizhzhia plant as military base
Russia seized control of the Zaporizhzhia power plant in the town of Enerhodar in March and is using the site as a military base to launch attacks on Ukraine.
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Belarus activists warn Russia amasses forces for massive missile attack
Belarus activists: Russia amassing significant forces in Belarus for massive missile attack on Ukraine. Preparations are underway for an attack on Ukraine in the coming weeks, said local Telegram channel Belaruskiy Hayun, which has observed an influx of ammunition in Belarus.