i am olga polomaryuk. an attack that russia had been planning for a long time. this is how today's massive shelling is described in the office of the president of ukraine. it all started at night, the russians released drones, struck in the morning rockets 15 regions were affected and. later summed up prime minister denys shmehal. it is known that at least six people died in lutsk, zaporizhzhia, dnipropetrovsk regions, zhytomyr region and kharkiv region. the goal of the russians was the energy infrastructure, so says the political leadership of ukraine , and the kremlin emphasizes this. the kyiv hpp was among the objects targeted by missiles and drones. well, in total, russia launched 127 missiles of various types and 109 shaheds. these are the data of the general staff - the most massive attack of the first full-scale invasion. one drone flew into the territory of poland, now they are looking for him, the polish armed forces announced. it is not officially reported which energy facilities were affected. the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine called on weste

ukraine is ready for the possible spread of the disease, we talk in today's edition of the bbc, i'm olga polomaryuk monkey pox virus, or monkey pox, is not a new disease for the world, but if during previous scares a relatively mild strain spread, now the situation is far more difficult the human-to-human transmission of the human-to-human rabies virus is most prevalent in the remote rainforests of africa, mainly in... the critical republic of the congo, but...

threatened by a new pandemic and are ukraine ready for... we talk in today's bbc edition, i'm olga polomaryuk. the monkey pox virus or monkey pox is not a new disease for the world, but if during previous scares a relatively mild strain spread, now the situation is much more complicated. the pwisp virus was transmitted between people, it is most common in the remote tropical forests of africa, mainly in the democratic republic of the congo, but... now the disease has spread beyond the borders of the country, its spread can be seen here on this map. since the beginning of this year , more than 14,000 cases of infection have been registered, and the number of deaths has reached more than four hundred. doctors say this virus is more dangerous than during previous scares. it is precisely because of this that the world health organization declared a global emergency. clearly, a coordinated international response is essential. in order to stop these outbreaks and save lives. a public health emergency of international concern is the highest level of concern under international public health law. in

we analyze in today's issue of the bbc, i am olga polomaryuk. the ninth day is going on in the lyvir region, russia. according to western analysts, thousands of ukrainian troops and as many armored vehicles were involved in the special operation there than there were at other points of the front in 2.5 years of full-scale war but what do we know about the situation there? over the last day, ukrainian troops advanced another 1-2 km, captured more than a hundred russian soldiers. this was said by the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine oleksandr syrskyi during his report. in the meantime, a state of emergency at the regional level has been introduced in the belgorod region, and the local governor is calling on the government to extend it to the federal level. the federal state of emergency has been in force in kurshchyna since yesterday. how the ukrainian offensive developed can be seen on this map. since august 6, when ukrainian forces entered the territory of the kursk region, according to oleksandr syrskyi, the armed forces of ukr