in the korz region, units of the sever group, with the support of aviation and artillery , repelled. as well as assault groups in the ssu in the direction of the settlements of borki and malaya loknya. over the course of a day, zelensky's formations lost 400 militants and 30 armored vehicles. since august 6, only in the kursk direction, the total losses in the ssu have exceeded 6,600 soldiers, officers and mercenaries. over 600 armored vehicles were destroyed, including 73 tanks and 34 infantry fighting vehicles, as well as 13 multiple launch rocket systems, including four. and heimers. how

the village of malaya loknya was defended, will tell stanislav nazarov. when the rotation vehicles return from malye loknya, the heroes of this operation are met by their comrades in arms. after successfully breaking out of the encirclement, the servicemen of the ninth motorized rifle regiment of the eleventh army corps arrive at the forward point. deployment during the fighting in the area of ​​the penal colony. the servicemen managed to destroy about 100 ukrainian militants. after fierce fighting, the stormtroopers call their relatives. i'm fine. everything is great. for a serviceman with the call sign zyoma , this was the first battle. within a week, they held by enemy forces that were many times superior. polish and french mercenaries tried to land in the village, moving on nato equipment, stryker, marder and bradley armored vehicles. there were poles, french, yes, african americans, we

intercepted, held the road behind the prison, right here are the houses, like this along the road, the prisoners and staff of the women's correctional colony number 11 were evacuated in advance, our units used the territory of the colony as a fortress, many people, probably 100, were killed there in total around, they all sat down in the greenery, they were hit there, our mortar men fired there, we went there for all sorts of cleanups, next to...

when leaving the encirclement, the attack aircraft accepted the battle and destroyed the militants from the eighty-second airborne assault brigade of the armed forces of ukraine, capturing nazi chevrons and the enemy's banner. a unit of the pyatnashka brigade after the cleanup and liberation of the village of nizhnyaya parovaya found medieval torture devices on the destroyed militants. we understand that this is for klimeneniya. attack drones in the kursk region. an armored vehicle of the armed forces of ukraine and a cargo

enemy vehicle that was moving inside the populated area. our army aviation is operating along the entire front line in the kurdish region. the su-34 crew is destroying enemy positions with fap-250 aerial bombs. units of the northern group of forces in the leptsovsky sumy directions defeated a formation of the twenty- second motorized infantry brigade, the 101st and 118th territorial defense brigades of the ukrainian armed forces. in the areas of chervonoe, vorozhba, baranovka, leptsy and pustograd. three counterattacks by enemy assault groups were repelled. the enemy lost up to 115 servicemen, three vehicles and the enclave n electronic warfare station. after a successful operation in malye lokni and repelling attacks by ukrainian militants, our stormtroopers are being awarded right on the front line.

the head of magate declared the inadmissibility of attacks on the kursk ues. rafael grossi visited the station and admitted that a dangerous situation had developed, although grossi again avoided giving a clear indication of those who were creating a nuclear threat. ruslan bikbulatov, about the situation. the magate mission led by rafael grossi entered kurchatov the stockpile environment of the missile threat, the city meets in the conditions of the current regime. fchs and cto. on the roads of the city of kurchatovo, inspectors magat move in such a fairly representative motorcade accompanied by police cars. we see a dozen armored minibuses, at the beginning and at the end - such armored tigers. inspectors magat immediately went to the kursk nuclear

power plant, where they spent 4 hours. they talked with the staff and management of the npp. they visited the reactor and machine halls of the operating power unit. we also visited the spent nuclear fuel storage facility, hundreds of meters away. we found fragments of the ukrainian kamikaze drone. i was introduced to the consequences of the attacks that were carried out on the territory of the station. i must say that here we are dealing with an exceptional case. the npp is a working nuclear facility. we are talking about completely different operating temperatures. and if some external impact is exerted on the nuclear power plant, the consequences of this can be extremely serious. to the ceo demonstrated the design features of the reactors at the kursk npp, they are the same as at chernobyl. in the event of any external impact on the active zone of this reactor , a nuclear incident will occur, possibly with a release of radiation. it is difficult to say whether

it will be of the same scale as the incident at the chernobyl npp. the only thing that can be said now is that the reactor at the kursk station does not have special protection in its design, which reactors at other npps in the world are equipped with. all are protected by a dome structure that can withstand an airplane strike. the reactor hall at the kursk npp has the shape of an ordinary building and is built using ordinary construction technologies. the reactor core is located in a practically ordinary building, which is very vulnerable to artillery and drone strikes. grossi's visit to the kursk region is covered by more than 40 tv channels of news agencies, including journalists from england, china, and france. the same question with an obvious answer is asked over and over again in different languages. who is behind the shelling of the kursk npp? and is putting the entire continent at nuclear risk, grossi, as has already happened, with zaporizhzhya station avoids answering. during your speech at the un security council, you avoided directly naming those who were behind the attacks on the zaporizhzhya npp. why? hasn't it come time to name those who

provoked, in particular, the fire at the station? you yourself said that you would have seen the drone's environment, at the station, is it possible to have such strikes from the outside. thank you very much. we have a number of questions that i want to discuss. we will talk about the situation at the zaporizhzhya npp, about the presence of iaea inspectors at various nuclear facilities in ukraine, given that we recently received a request from

the ukrainian government to expand the iaea presence at these facilities. we will talk about the current situation, but i repeat, the most important thing in this meeting will be the need to maintain the dialogue that we have with the president of russia. these channels of communication must remain open and interaction must continue. a meeting with alexey likhachev is planned, the head of rusatom told the director of iaea about the provocation ukraine is preparing at the kursk npp. that's what the concern, the anxiety that we have, a very acute concern that a strike on the kursk station could be a strike on the entire nuclear energy industry of the planet and will already cause irreparable harm to development. the results of specific attacks were presented to the world as a whole and there can be no ambiguity about who carried out these strikes, where it came from, in this case. yes, magat really says, sometimes not what we would like to hear, lives by its own rules, by its own

standards. we will patiently work to continue to bend our line. we agreed about the immediate reaction of the magate to any manifestations of aggression, both in zaporozhye and in the kursk region.

kiev is unable to achieve success in either the kursk or donetsk regions, against this background it again seeks support from the west, what arguments it gives, natalia goncharova found out.

the ukrainians intend to present washington with a list of potential targets for strikes against russia, however, if there is a certain chance for this, the politician adds. the head of the ukrainian defense ministry rustem umerov and the head of the presidential office andriy yeermak, will soon go to washington to coordinate their plans with the americans or not. ukraine is using the list as a last. attempt to convince washington to lift restrictions on the use of american weapons on russian territory. ukrainians have little time left, because soon there will be elections in the united states, power may well pass to the republicans. donald trump once again stated that if he returns to the oval office, the first thing he will do is end the conflict in ukraine. left without funding, the armed forces of ukraine will not last long. to also, due to the ongoing energy crisis, the citizens of the country may simply not survive the coming winter. this war is much more destructive than people think: people will freeze to death in the winter, you see, russia

is great at fighting winter, they won, they beat germany, they beat napoleon, they are not easy to beat, they are a powerful military force, and ukraine is not, but ukraine has us, and we give it a lot of money. due to the ongoing energy crisis, ukraine intends to buy two russian-made reactors from bulgaria. they, as reports politics, plans. to deliver for the khmelnitsky nuclear power plant in the office of joe biden also stated that they will send kiev equipment to repair the energy infrastructure to increase its sustainability. however, it seems that washington and europe understand that it is possible to delay the temporary outcome of the confrontation will be one. in addition, the morale of the soldiers of the armed forces of ukraine is broken. french journalists lyash nefo in a new report told with what mood the ukrainian military entered the kursk region. in the current, as you know, there is a fight around pokrovsk, the russians are moving forward inexorably, and

the ukrainians are resisting. obviously, the ukrainian offensive has been good for morale. but therein lies the problem. everyone is wondering, what's the point? the soldiers tell themselves, what's the point, why transfer forces to the kursk side, knowing that we won't get to kursk anyway, and that at some point the russians will take pokrovsk. by attempting to attack the kursk region, the ukrainian armed forces have harmed themselves, the british believe. 59 support measures for the participants of the special operation

and their families were provided by ostrakhan region. the region has already spent 2 billion 200 million rubles for these purposes. governor igor babushkin reported this to vladimir putin. if you allow me a few words about supporting sso participants and their families, we have built a fairly effective system, in my opinion, in the region. today, we have 59 support measures in the region. for sso participants, their family members, we have allocated 2.200 million rubles for direct payments. i try to do this more often, every opportunity is used to meet with our guys who are participating in the special military operation, i i think it is easy for you to talk to our fighters, considering that you yourself served in one of the combat units, thank you, indeed, i understand what they are talking about, what tasks they face, what needs they have, and what problematic issues do you

see, what would you like to pay attention to, the resettlement of emergency housing remains for you, i never lose sight of it and have prepared a report, you know, we are among the 15 regions that completed the previous resettlement program a year ahead of schedule, we are already implementing a new program, starting from last year, which assumes the resettlement of 13,700 people from 945 apartment buildings that are recognized as emergency, last year we already resettled 750 people or compensated them with payments for housing, this year 458. people are already on schedule, on the schedule approved by the ministry of construction and the development funds of territories. there are things that can and should be responded to and administratively and financially appropriate, to build events, in addition to the resettlement of emergency housing, these are regional and municipal roads, here there is also something to work on, i would ask

you not to lose sight of this and, if necessary, to go to...

it doesn't matter, it is not the formal fulfillment of requests that is important, but to organize a real improvement, to provide the fighters who are today on the front lines, in the regions that are fulfilling their duty, defending the country, our task is to provide them with everything they need, the minister of defense at a meeting of the coordination council asked to pay special attention to providing the fighters with protective equipment , communications equipment, as well as armored vehicles, ammunition and means of combat... expression. in total , 55 applications on problematic issues were received from operational headquarters and border entities. 18 issues in the interests of the kurs group are in the implementation stage , decisions on all have been made. eight of them concern the provision of surveillance and reconnaissance systems and devices, 10 are related to the additional delivery of certain types of weapons and other property. the implementation of these issues continues as planned

. in particular, the issue of deployment in the kursk region is currently being resolved radio networks. to the belgorod and bryansk regions. medical and other equipment. earlier , the ministry of defense reported that a unit of the northern group of forces, with the support of aviation and artillery, managed to repel 11. assault groups of the ukrainian armed forces. in total, during the fighting in the kursk direction, the enemy lost more than 6,600 servicemen. anna voronina, vesti. british citizens need to prepare for hard times. as the prime minister stated, the state of the budget is deplorable and deputies will have to discuss many, quote, unpopular decisions. what is this about - found out

anton dadykin. the british prime minister came out to the journalists, smiling happily, but... immediately said: the kingdom is doing terribly. i have to be honest with you. the situation is worse than we could ever imagine. according to the prime minister, the conservatives left behind a hole in the budget of 22 billion pounds sterling and a whole bunch of loans. i am forced to appeal to the country, to all of you, with a big request: accept short-term pain. for the sake of long-term benefit. by short-term pain, starmer means raising a number of taxes. budget, the parameters of which we will announce in october, will be painful. given the situation we have no other choice, those with broader shoulders will have to take on a heavier knife, including the middle class, as

reported by the guardian, among other things, the authorities plan to change the rules of inheritance tax so that as many subjects of charles ii as possible give 40% of the value of the property they receive to the treasury, although starmer himself won on promises not to raise taxes, the opposition reminded us of this. the people voted. not at all for new painful measures in economy, people were assured that they were voting for change, not for the situation to get worse now, so that it would improve someday. but first of all, the starmer government robbed the most defenseless, several million pensioners were left without heating subsidies, and this winter a significant proportion of elderly people simply will not survive, every fourth will be forced to choose daily between food and a warm radiator. such a decision.

to release those who should be behind bars, because the prisons are overcrowded, is contradicts everything i fought for during my years in the prosecution system, but the previous government did not build prisons allowed residents to block the construction of new colonies, in the uk...

who made this sign: a representative of the white community or people of asian descent? britain does not have the money of its own citizens, but starmer promised to find additional resources to support the kiev regime. in 2.5 years , london has spent almost 13 billion pounds sterling on ukraine. anton dadykin, news. what were you hiding behind the trees somewhere? in the fire has imprisoned me, the devil. the fire lights here. ivan, i can't live without traveling, soon. what is memorable about this day in history, we will tell you right now. hello.

on august 28, 1850 , the premiere of richard wagner's opera loen green took place in weimer, germany. the conductor was a close friend of the author, the hungarian-german composer ferens liszt. wagner himself was in switzerland at that time, where he was hiding from persecution by the german authorities for supporting the revolution. but liszt still managed to get his opera staged. louin green immerses you in a mystical, incomprehensible world. the opera is based on the legend of the knight of the holy grail, young lengrin, who descended into the world of people to be their protector. wagner wrote the librit himself, as he did for all his operas, but the performance did not become popular right away. only a few years later , luen green began to be staged in dozens of cities in germany, in prague, vienna, zurich, and london,

the kingdom of montenegro was proclaimed, gaining independence from the ottomans. since the 15th century , montenegro had been part of the ottoman empire, although the country's territory was then smaller than it is today. for example, all the lands on the sea, including buddhva and kotor, were under the rule of the venetian republic. at the end of the 18th century, the montenegrins defeated the troops of mahmud pasha, their lands became de facto independent, although formally they remained part of the ottoman empire. in the second half of the 19th century, cherny. became a principality, expanded its territory and even established a clear border with turkey. under the influence of russia, reforms were carried out in the country, banks and industry appeared. during

the first world war, montenegro was occupied.

from the volga to the novosibirsk and omsk regions, on altai to kazakhstan. and then the nkvd troops entered the republic, and giving people 24 hours to pack, they were allowed to take only what they could carry in their hands, they were often thrown off the trains into the bare steppe. in total , hundreds of thousands of people were deported to remote areas of siberia, kazakhstan and central asia during the war, many of them died en route. only in the sixties were restrictions on the places of residence of soviet germans lifted, in the early nineties there even arose... a movement to restore the volga german republic, but many left for their historical homeland in germany, the idea came to naught. exactly 30 years ago, on august 28, 1994, in russia, after 4 and a half centuries of use , kopecks were officially withdrawn from circulation. the ruble exchange rate was falling so rapidly that a kopeck - a hundredth of a ruble - lost all

meaning, but in 1998, after denomination, the kopeck was returned. no new restrictions were introduced, but now such small money is used extremely rarely. back in 2008, the central bank recommended that banks gently refuse the smallest coins. but one-kopeck and five-kopeck coins remain legal tender. they are no longer issued, but they are required to accept them for payment, and there were times when prices were completely different. in russia, at different periods of history , the ruble was a great asset. even such units of payment as a half-kopeck coin were used, it was called a denga or a denzhka. a quarter-kopeck coin is a half-kopeck coin. in the times of ivan the terrible, you could buy a bucket of milk or 30 chicken eggs for 1 kopeck, and in the late ussr, a kopeck cost a box of matches or a glass of soda. well, now you can’t buy anything for a kopeck. that’s how it was this day in history.