on... on the way to the powerful manufacturers of explosives, it was a railway bridge over the chapaivka riverra region, which was blown up on march 4 at 6 o'clock in the morning, but just a couple of hours ago it became known that several more improvised explosive devices were found on the tracks , except those that blew up this bridge, which we now see in the photo. this railway line was used by the aggressor state for transportation. cargo, in particular engineering ammunition produced by the polymer plant in the city of chapaivsk. from the place of the explosion to the factory, that produces ammunition in a straight line of less than 5 km, and this polymer is part of the state corporation rosteg, which specializes in meeting the needs of the russian army. polymer, as written on the website of this company, manufactures explosives and also manufactures anti-personnel weapons. mon-90 mines, but in chopaivsk there is one more enterprise, which gur for some reason does not mention, it is aopromsintez, which produces 30,000 tons of various explosives there every year. at the same time, it shoul

from ukraine on the way to powerful explosives manufacturers, it was a railway bridge over the chapaivka river in the samara region, which was blown up on march 4 at 6 a.m., but literally a couple of hours ago it became known that several improvised explosive devices were found on the tracks, in addition to those that blew up this bridge, which we now see in the photo, this railway branch was used by the aggressor state to transport goods, in particular engineering ammunition produced by the polymer plant in the city of chapaivsk. from the place of the explosion to the plant producing ammunition in a straight line is less than 5 km, and this polymer is part of the state corporation rostyag, which specializes in meeting the needs of the russian army. polymer, as written on the company's website, manufactures explosives and also manufactures anti-personnel mines mon-90. however, there is one more enterprise in chopaivsk, which gur does not mention for some reason, this is... precisely the aopromsynthesis, which produces 30 thousand tons of various explosives there every year, at the same time it

currently, the movement of trains across the chapaivka river is paralyzed, the enemy used the railway branch to transport military cargo, in particular , ammunition. more than 3.5 billion euros in the ministry of defense of france counted all military aid to ukraine from the beginning a full-scale russian invasion. the report was published on the department's website. france allocated it to priority areas, including air defense systems and long-range scalp missiles. also, thanks to the help of france, the ukrainian army received four salvo missile systems and 30 caesar self-propelled howitzers. ukrainian tennis player marta kostyuk lost 1:2 to briton katie boulter in the final of the prestigious tournament in san diego. the third game became the key. it was then that the british woman easily won the point on the ukrainian's serve and won a strategic advantage. kostyuk could not return to the game. in general , marta played in the finals of the tournament at the wta level for the second time in her career. i want to thank my family first of all. at home the last few nights have been di

now the movement trains across the river chapaivka paralyzed. the enemy used the railway line to transport military cargo, including ammunition. and nato is starting large-scale military exercises. they will be held in the northern regions of the alliance, finland, norway and sweden - the associated press reports. about 20,000 soldiers from 13 countries will take part in the exercises. it is reported that about half of the troops will train on land, the rest at sea. as noted, more than 50 different types of vessels will be involved for training. and more than 100 fighters and others aircraft, will hold these alliance exercises until march 15. the third year of a full-scale war recently began not only for ukrainians, but also for foreigners who volunteered and supported our citizens abroad from the very beginning of the russian invasion. the polish agnieszka deya, who has become a support for many ukrainians over the past two years, shared her story with our film crew. more. says maria chernyakhivska. in the first days of the full-scale invasion,