⚡️In 🇷🇺Rostov, near the Voroshilov bridge, there was an explosion and a fire at night. Locals report that they heard the flight of a drone pic.twitter.com/0dNogwRvRL
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 19 septembre 2024
In Rostov, near the Voroshilov bridge, there was an explosion and a fire at night. Locals report that they heard the flight of a drone
What is especially hilarious is that Ukraine keeps fighting a full-scale war with Russia (!) for over 2.5 years, still in control of 80% of its territory, has had a number of very serious victories on battlefields, manages to have normal life behind the lines — but there will
Ukraine intercepts all 42 Russian drones; other Russian attacks kill four, injure 20 civilians Russians killed a woman, 74, in Zaporizhzhia Oblast, and three more elderly Ukrainians in Sumy Oblast, including a 73-year-old man and his 72-year-old wife.
On the night of September 19, Russian forces launched three S-300/S-400 anti-aircraft guided missiles, one Kh-59/69 air-to-ground missile, and 42 Shahed 131/136 attack drones at Ukraine. According to the Air Force, air defense systems intercepted all the drones and the missile.
IEA recommends 10 steps for Ukraine's energy security ahead of winter. The measures recommended by the IEA include "bolstering the physical and cyber security of critical energy infrastructure, expediting the delivery of equipment and spare parts for repairs, (and)
14/ Reportedly only "the intervention of a large number of relatives of the deceased prevented the criminals from disrupting the funeral. However, the bandits hinted to relatives that it would be better not to put up a monument on the grave, since 'something will happen to it.'"
12/ Residents of Verkhnyaya Koloniya in the Lomonosov district complained to their representatives in October 2023 about huge fees being charged for ostensibly free plots in the cemetery managed by Ikizli's funeral company, Iriy. Similar complaints have been made elsewhere.
8/ "I was met by three men … in tracksuits. Without further ado, they listed the cemeteries in Vartemyagi and Nizhnie Oselki, saying that these were their cemeteries and that I would no longer work there. If I refused, they would break my legs or kill me."
6/ The process has been accompanied by frequent violence directed at business rivals and funeral workers. At Slantsy, a saleswoman was locked in a funeral home pavilion which was set on fire. Another funeral home was burned down on the grounds of Lomonosov hospital.
Here, the soldier says that the "Nazis dug in well", " adding that "Would have never imagined that I'd need to liberate the city I studied in." Meanwhile, the other one replies: "They're using the civilians as shields, bastards. Can't use the artillery"
