Fires continue in the region. Passporting of the population continues. [ie. people are being 'invited' to swap their Ukrainian passports for Russian ones] /5
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Increased pressure on civilians with deaths and injuries
They increased pressure on the townspeople – searches were conducted at night and people were detained. As a result of shelling of populated areas, there are dead and wounded among the civilian population.
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Orcs’ wooden hedgehogs in Kherson: fake preparations for Armed Forces counteroffensive
The Orcs are afraid and are preparing for a counteroffensive of the Armed Forces: in Kherson they set up "hedgehogs", but wooden ones, which in principle symbolizes their essence – all fakes and staging. /3
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Ukrainian forces target last Dnipro bridge, cutting Russian supply
Translation: Today, the Armed Forces of Ukraine took aim at the fourth and last bridge that connected the Right and Left banks [of the Dnipro]. In other words, the Russians no longer have any opportunity to fully transfer their equipment. /1
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Over 200 Russian prisoners died in Ukraine, media says
Over 200 Russian prisoners recruited by the Wagner PMC died in Ukraine, media reports
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Pentagon denies US weapons used in Crimea blast
The Pentagon has denied that US weapons were used in the August 9 explosion that destroyed at least eight Russian aircraft at a Crimean airbase. This rules out one of the leading theories that the attack involved long-range ATACMS missiles fired from a HIMARS launcher.
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Russia Uses Zaporizhzhia NPP as Military Base
Russia is using the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant as a military base, Amnesty International reports.
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Russian missile strike on Zaporizhzhia kills one, wounds two
1 killed, 2 wounded in Russian missile strike on Zaporizhzhia 21:15, Russia sent five missiles into Zaporizhzhia, Oblast Head Starukh reported. Acting mayor Kurtiev informed infrastructure objects & gas station were hit; a woman died on the way to the hospital
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USAF C-17s return to Ramstein with Ukraine aid
Two USAF C-17s (RCH134 and RCH674) are returning to Ramstein Air Base following a delivery of #Ukraine aid via #Poland.
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US weapons not used in Crimea attack
Media: US weapons were not used in Crimea attack. According to several media reports, Pentagon said that it did not know the cause of the explosions at the Saki air base on Aug. 9. Russia said no attack took place, and Ukraine neither confirmed nor denied its involvement.