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Operational update on Russian invasion
Operational update as of 16:00, October 1, 2025, regarding the Russian invasion
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IAEA warns Zaporizhzhia nuclear disaster possible if blackout continues
A nuclear disaster at the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant could occur if the blackout continues: fuel for the backup diesel generators will last only 10 days — IAEA
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Day of mourning declared in Odesa region
Day of mourning declared in Odesa region on October 2 http://
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EU to arm Ukraine with frozen Russian assets
The European Commission is pushing the idea of providing Ukraine with a €140 billion reparations loan from the Russian Central Bank's reserves, Politico reports.
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Will freed prisoners be sent back to war?
Sources: https://t.me/tebya_zhdut/588 https://svoboda.org/a/vernuli-kak-skot-osvobodivshihsya-iz-plena-otpravlyayut-obratno-na-voynu/33544736.html
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Russia’s Violation of War Law
Article 117 of the 1949 Third Geneva Convention prohibits the retention of prisoners of war in military service after their return. However, as in so much else, the Russian military is ignoring the laws of war.
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Cripple battalions of wounded used at the front
14/ They'll finish them all off in the next shelling—who needs their deaths?!" Russia has created entire 'cripple battalions' of wounded men who are used for frontline tasks, including carrying out assaults.
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Hardship and Injuries of Civilians and Soldiers Sent to the Front
9/ "I still have a bullet in my body—I haven't even had surgery. And there are a lot of us like that—on crutches, in casts. They just don't care; they're transporting cripples to the Donetsk front."
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Grebennikov condemns lack of medical exam
In a video, Grebennikov himself states that 'they are not conducting a VVK [military medical commission], there is no medical examination at all. I have a bullet in my body, my arm is broken. They won’t let me go home.'