that we need to conduct an operation accordingly, so that the buffer zone is not created by them in our country, but by us, so that we do not repel their attacks, as was the case in kharkiv, and losing territory and people, on the contrary, do something unexpected, and this operation appeared . the president of ukraine stated that he could not disclose the details and plans of the kurdish operation, but noted that this is only the beginning. at the same time, the head told how the course operation affected the situation in pokrovsk. they say, what do you have on pokrovska? did they leave all their strength to pokrovsky? yes, they pulled from zaporizhzhia region, kherson region was pulled away, but they did not pull away from pokrovsk. yes, pokrovsk is very difficult, but the shots are not one to 12, but 1/3. you understand the difference, what is one to 3, and was od12. have we

increased the number of our weapons? no. have they decreased? yes, because certain forces and certain means are stretched. the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine, oleksandr syrskyi, reported on the situation in the pokurovsky area. in an interview with cnn on september 5 , he noted that the armed forces managed to stop the advance of russian troops on pokrovsky direction in the last six days, the enemy has not advanced. per meter in the pokrov direction, in other words, our strategy is working, we took away their ability to maneuver and deploy their forces, reinforcements from other directions, and this weakening was definitely felt in other areas. we note that several artillery shells, as well as the intensity of the offensive, have decreased. according to forbes, which they published on september 3, the offensive in the east of ukraine is costing the russians dearly, they are losing a lot of equipment. on

sunday, analyst andrew perpetois calculated more than 180 damaged, destroyed and abandoned russian vehicles and heavy weapons. ukraine's own losses were much smaller, less than three dozen. to put this in perspective, on average, during the approximately 920 days of the great war with ukraine, russia lost only 19 heavy weapons. all this means. that the russians' one-day record loss this weekend was almost 10 times worse than the average, however they stress that not all of these losses are irreparable and not all of them happened this weekend, some happened earlier, but evidence of them has emerged during the weekend. it is also impossible to claim that the russian army lost all this equipment in one day, trying to capture pokrovsk itself. also, at midnight on september 5 , the deep state reported that the defense force had been restored.

positions in new york, nalypivtsi and near liptsi, but the enemy advanced near pischannoy, from talmakhivka, hirnyk, in kalynivka, losivka and halytsynivka. on september 3, russia struck one of poltava's educational institutions with two ballistic missiles. according to the ministry of defense, more than 50 people died, and more than 200 were injured. one of the buildings of the institute of communication was partially destroyed. a nearby hospital was also damaged. only in the first days of september , kyiv, kharkiv, dnipro, zaporizhzhia, kryvyi rih and many other settlements were subjected to barbaric bombings. in order to stop the barbaric attacks on civilian objects, ukraine needs long-range weapons - claim military experts. this week the agency. reuters, citing

american officials, reported that the united states was close to an agreement on provision of long -range cruise missiles to ukraine. but, the journalists claim, kyiv will have to wait a few months, as technical issues need to be resolved before any arms supply. on how ukraine responds to russian missile terror, see below. plots on september 2, the russian army launched a combined attack on ukraine. on the night of monday, the occupiers launched cruise missiles and rockets at kyiv, kharkiv and sumy regions. according to the air force of the armed forces in ukraine, the russians fired 58 air targets, 35 missiles of various types and 23 attack uavs. it was possible to knock down nine. tanks and 13

cruise missiles, as well as 20 uavs. another kh101 cruise missile and three attack drones did not reach their targets and were lost in location. as reported in kmva, the air alert lasted for almost two hours in the capital. several districts were affected by the attack. cars and warehouses burned in sviatoshyn district. the entrance to the svyatoshyn metro station was also damaged. in the holosiivskyi and shevchenkovskyi districts as a result of falling debris, non-residential premises were occupied. the fires have been extinguished. debris fell in the dnipro, podil, desnyan, obolon and solomyan districts, but without consequences. as a result of the attack , three people were injured, two were hospitalized. at 3 p.m., kmva published a video of the capital recovering from a missile strike. on the night of monday, several explosions rang out in kharkiv and the region, oleg synigubov, the head of ova, said.

a garage cooperative caught fire in kyiv district. there was another hit recorded on the territory of one of the universities. as of 6 p.m. , 13 victims were reported. among them, two people are in serious condition, five are on average. on september 2 , sumyshchyna also suffered from enemy shelling. the occupiers attacked the civilian infrastructure on the evening of september 1. as sumy ova reported, the premises of sumy's children's institutions, where the center for social and psychological rehabilitation of children and the orphanage are located, were damaged. as a result of this attack , 18 people were injured, including six children. as told by the head of sumy ova volodymyr a. 40 children were engaged in full-time training at the rehabilitation center, however , a decision was made on distance education and these activities were suspended. however, there was also unrest in the russian federation. on the night of september 1, ukrainian drones attacked several regions of russia at once.

the governors of lipetsk, belgorod, bryansk, voronezh, ryazan, tver, and tula regions, as well as mermask, reported on repelling the drone attack in their telegram channels. serhiy sobyanin, according to him, the capital of the russian federation was attacked by more than a dozen drones, one of them were shot down in the area of ​​the moscow oil refinery, which supplies fuel to moscow. later, another drone damaged the technical premises of this plant, where a fire broke out. also, russian telegram channels published explosions in the area of ​​kashirskaya dres in the moscow region. there, the head of the city district of kashira, mykhailo shuvalov, assured that the attack on the station had been repelled. there were no victims or destruction, and electricity is being supplied to subscribers. on that day, the konakivskaya dres in the tver region also burned. the governor of the region ihor rudennia said that in the kanakov region five drones were shot down. he did not elaborate on the consequences, but said that there were no

casualties. ukrainian officials did not comment on the attack on the regions of the russian federation. it looks like bet on the continuation of missile terror against ukraine. during the month of august, as well as the first days of september, there was not a single day when russia did not launch missile strikes or strikes by strike drones on peaceful ukrainian cities. moreover, this time russia made a bet on mass strikes on absolutely all regions without exception. during the most massive attack on the 26th. in august, russia carried out missile strikes and uav strikes on 15 ukrainian regions. missiles and drones flew even to the place where russia last struck back in 2022. why does the kremlin change this

strategy? after all, it would seem that the kremlin primarily focused on achieving its goals on the front, in particular on pokrovsky, as well as. in kupinsky directions. for putin, it is extremely important to completely destroy ukraine's energy system. he also hopes that by terrorizing the civilian population he will succeed faster to convince the political leadership of the west and ukraine to start peace negotiations, which the kremlin really wants so much. however, the west's first reaction to the barbaric bombing of ukrainian cities turned out to be somewhat different. from the one that putin hoped for. thus, the federal government of germany, where discussions are still ongoing regarding the continuation of military and financial support to ukraine, announced plans to double the transfer of air defense systems to ukraine. federal

chancellor olaf scholz announced that ukraine will receive an additional 17 airisty systems german production. moreover, the first of these systems will arrive in ukraine by the end of 2000.24, and the rest of the deliveries will take place by 2026. the polish government, in the person of prime minister donald tusk, did not remain either. apart from the barbaric bombings of the ukrainian city of lviv. donald tusk, in a lightning reaction, announced: the polish government will provide all the necessary assistance for the restoration and reconstruction of the destroyed historical buildings in lviv. in addition, the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi, in an interview he gave to the nbc television company, emphasized the importance of continuing the operation in the kursk region. responding to the american correspondent's question about

further plans to stay in kurshchyna, president zelenskyi said: units of the ukrainian defense forces will hold these captured territories indefinitely. the main goal of this operation is to force putin to agree to negotiations on ukrainian terms. besides, as many believe in the west. exchange rate operation will largely depend on what forces ukraine is going to deploy on controlled territories of kurshchyna. in addition, we should not forget that there are still tens of thousands of russian civilians who will need serious support in the form of humanitarian aid during the autumn and winter, as well as ensuring the vital activity of critical infrastructure in these areas controlled by the armed forces. it should also not be forgotten that the enemy is now concentrating all its

efforts in the direction of protection. however, as reported by the commander-in-chief colonel-general oleksandr syrskyi, for several days the enemy slowed down and could not make any significant progress. however, this does not mean that russia has abandoned plans to occupy pokrovsk, a key city for logistics. defense berths in donbas. on tuesday, september 3, the head of the kremlin, vladimir putin, visited the capital of mongolia, ulaanbaatar. this is putin's first visit to a country that has ratified the rome statute and is obligated to arrest the russian leader on a warrant issued by the international criminal court in gaza. in mongolia, it was explained that... it found itself in a situation of energy dependence, and this makes it difficult the possibility of the arrest of the russian dictator,

the mongolian government spokesman said in a comment to politikom. according to him, mongolia imports 95% of its oil products and more than 20% of its electricity from russia and china. "these supplies are critical to our existence and the existence of our people, " said the mongolian spokesman. government see more in our story. russian president vladimir putin arrived on september 2 for a visit to mongolia, where he held a number of meetings on september 3. of all kremlin visits this dictator attracted a lot of attention, because mongolia is a member of the international criminal court, and formally should have arrested putin, who was declared an international wanted person due to deportation. children from ukraine to russia. as a sign of protest, before putin's arrival , demonstrators with

the ukrainian flag came to the palace of the government of mongolia. however , the president of the aggressor country was met with all honors, with a red carpet, he was met by the president of mongolia and a child with flowers, whom he kissed while accepting the flowers. as reported by bbc ukraine, the purpose of the visit of the kremlin dictators ulaanbaatar, celebration of the 85th anniversary of the joint victory of mongolia and the ussr. over japan in the battle of halhengol. the leaders of the countries can also sign certain economic agreements on energy cooperation. at the same time, as the bbc writes, putin has another goal. with an unobstructed visit to a country participating in the iss, putin will try to discredit the international tribunal and create a precedent, portnikov notes. if the president of russia visits ulaanbaatar, he will not be charged and will return to... moscow, that will mean that other states that have ratified the rome statute will be able

to invite putin to international events without serious consequences. according to ukrainian publicist vitaly portnikov, the authority of the iss will be literally destroyed by the short visit of the russian helmsman to the neighboring country, and putin has been looking for an opportunity to humiliate the international court since the issuance of the iss warrant for his arrest. he. is trying to do with the international tribunal the same thing that he did with international law, when in 2014 he decided to annex crimea, becoming the first in the post-war history by a european leader who... annexed a part of another state to his own country. after putin's visit to mongolia, the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine condemned the country's inaction towards the kremlin dictator and announced that they would take appropriate measures. the mongolian government's failure to comply with the mandatory icc warrant for putin's arrest is a severe blow to the international

criminal court and the international criminal law system. mongolia allowed the accused criminal to escape. justice, thereby sharing responsibility for his war crimes. we will work with partners to ensure that it has consequences for ulaanbaatar. the usa reacted to the visit of the president of the russian federation to mongolia. state department spokesman miller expressed his understanding of the situation of mongolia, which is located between two large neighbors, russia and china. at the same time , he noted that the united states insists on observing the principles of the un charter in everything. in the world, writes radio svoboda. we do not believe that other countries should provide putin with a platform to promote his aggressive war against ukraine. we expect that mongolia will adhere to its obligations and will continue to support the principles of the un charter, including those regarding sovereignty and territorial integrity. meanwhile, the minister of foreign

affairs of the russian federation serhii lavrov, about whose death there are rumors, gave an explanation. and an interview for the film bridges to the east, which is filmed by the russian channel rt, where he drew a parallel between israel and ukraine, and also accused israel of seeking to resolve a regional war. israeli military analyst igor reported this on his telegram channel on september 2 levin, adding lavrov's direct speech. one gets the impression that the only one who wants war is israel, probably the government of this country, which is now quite politically ... very weak and does not hide that they want to take advantage of this situation to try to solve all the problems with hamas once and for all. and with hezbollah, with pro-iranian groups in syria and iraq, with iran itself. volodymyr zelenskyi, who is also completely controlled by the united states, wants approximately the same, only to do everything around ukraine to

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in the company of favorite presenters, presenters who have become kind to many, as well as distinguished guests of the studio, events a day in two hours, vasyl zima's big broadcast, a project for smart people and those who don't care, in the evening for espresso. the reaction of the official ulaanbaatar to the visit of the dictator putin to mongolia disappointed ukraine as well as the western allies in many ways. the european union has warned that the leadership of mongolia should bear responsibility for the decision not to follow the order issued by the international criminal court in the hague. a similar statement was made in the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine. however, as of today. no one has any idea how mongolia can be punished for not complying with the icc warrant. meanwhile, in moscow, the spokesman is angry

putin's dmitry piskov said: the dictator's visit to mongolia demonstrated the inability, as well as the impotence, of the international community to follow its own decisions. this essentially undermines confidence in the international legal system. and also raises the question of how to hold other dictators accountable if putin can travel with impunity to countries that have signed the rome statute. the china-africa cooperation forum summit was held in beijing this week from september 4 to 6. the president of the people's republic of china xijin pin said that the development relations with african countries is an important priority of chinese diplomacy, and chinese foreign minister wang yi called on african countries together with china to jointly uphold

the international order based on international law and build an equal and orderly multipolar world. despite its peaceful declarations, beijing prefers to ignore the devastating consequences of russia's military presence in africa. continent, which, by the way, is decreasing due to the defeat of russian troops in ukraine. yes, this week it became known that the russian private military the vedmedi company, associated with the ministry of defense of the russian federation, withdraws from burkina faso due to the offensive of the armed forces of ukraine in the kursk region. this was reported by the french newspaper lomont. our journalists prepared a story about the role of russia. destabilization of the situation on the african continent, in particular in sudan. details are further in our story. the war in

sudan is another world disaster, and the biggest humanitarian crisis that is happening right now and from which europe, the usa and the un have stood aside, and while the world ignores it and looks at it specifically, the sudan war can cause long-term destructive. consequences for the region itself, for europe, and for asia, says publicist and specialist in strategic communications in the field of business, public administration and politics, yuriy bogdanov. the war began with a military coup in the 21st year, when the previous long-term dictator, a friend of putin's friend, who became famous for many memetic tricks and actual genocide, was removed. let me remind you, there used to be sudan, there was one sudan, now. two sudans, i.e. one south sudan separated from the great sudan, at the end of the last decade , and after

the military revolution took place in the remaining sudan, that is, the muslim sudan, two groups actually formed there, the first is the military, which seized power, and the second is that there are conditionally quasi-military and others who represent mainly the police force and... but a civil war began in sudan, or rather a war between these two groups, both of which are slavic, and the population of sudan, about 50 million people live there, was actually to blame hostages, and since the 23rd of last year, there has been an escalation there, which has led to the fact that in fact 10 million sudanese have already become refugees, many sudanese are already refugees in europe, trying to hide, someone is looking for shelter. i.e. in the middle east, and these two factions are supported respectively by each side, i.e. iran does not support the military on tuesday, and

the united arab emirates and de facto. russia supports these things, the police force, well, like a police force, it's called a force law, law and order. according to yuriy bohdanov, both sides are committing genocide against competing social and religious groups, and currently it is unlikely that the parties will sit down at the table of changes, they are governed by fierce competition, so they do not care that peaceful people will die because of this, meanwhile the sudanese are trying to save themselves, seek refuge in other countries. so the flow of refugees is increasing. the catastrophe of sudan leads to the catastrophe of neighboring countries. many european politicians say that europe has problems with refugees, but non-interference in the event in sudan only increases the flow of refugees, increases the flow of people trying to save themselves, their children from the war. and if the european community was capable of action, and if the un was there, they should have sent a peacekeeping contingent to the country. that is, the latter

de facto. well, this would be an ideal scenario that would be able to separate the parties on different gods, force them to stop the war and provide the sudanese with some humanitarian support, at the moment it is impossible, that is, at the moment too large forces are focused on supporting israel, ukraine and attention to other conflicts, and this region of africa is essentially irrelevant, but this region is relevant. egypt, which is a neighbor of sudan, is the business of turkey and iran, who support the same side, it is the business of russia, which is interested in destabilizing and escalating the situation in the region, because the russians understand it, putin understands that the destabilization of africa , it increases the pressure on europe and increases the internal problems of europe, because where else can african refugees flee, after all, if not to europe and the middle east, the un de facto cannot, because... the

security council is blocked, any attempt to introduce peacekeepers into sudan under the auspices of the un will be blocked by russia, china, by the way, does not express any position, by and large it has nothing to do with it, plus turkey, iran and the united arab emirates will also block any regulation process to the maximum, because they have their own interests. yuriy bogdanov says that according to experts' forecasts, 2.5 million people may die of hunger by the end of this year. the inhabitants of the country are forced to eat leaves and grass. if the countries of the civilized world are not intervene, there may be up to 10 million potential victims of famine by 2027. according to the expert, humanitarian aid should be organized first of all for the sudanese. first, it will avoid a large-scale famine, that is, at least restrain it a little. second, it can stop the flow, the uncontrolled

flow of refugees. because the sudanese refugees neighboring countries, accordingly provoke instability there, and together with the sudanese refugees are fleeing, including islamists and potential terrorists, so number one is to do everything possible to start providing humanitarian assistance, that is, for this there is food in europe and medicines and opportunities to deploy humanitarian headquarters, the capital of sudan has actually stopped. the existence of a single city there, now the big cities of sudan resemble the conditional mariupil, after the bombings, only with the nuance that in principle the population is much larger there, several million people lived in the capital, now it is a destroyed city, and the main thing that europe should do now, is to join the efforts of saudi arabia and several other arab countries in providing humanitarian aid and keeping

stock exchange flow. at the same time, the expert notes that the war in sudan has an indirect effect on ukraine. we could say that there is ukrainians to sudan, but again, any systemic crisis in africa, which provokes crises in other countries, increases the movement of migrants, increases the movement of refugees, that is, migrants who want to work, and people who escape in the war, it strengthens the positions of the far-right, it destabilizes europe, and it increases the possibilities of escalation and instability, that is, it is... now like russia, there is no need to build illusions that russia is not i'm grateful for that, but at the same time, unfortunately, uh, it doesn't add stability to us. in fact, what is common, it is also sad, is that, unfortunately, the developed world cannot pay enough attention and provide competent and adequate assistance to the sudanese people, that is, if ukraine...