MASSIVE ATTACK ON THE KYIV REGION! Dozens of objects damaged in a day! Here is where the most destruction is | NEWS

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Ярина Маркєв

The round-the-clock marathon continues. I, Yaryna Markiev, will tell you about the latest events as of 10 in the morning. Six people were injured due to strikes on Zaporizhzhia. At night, the Russians attacked the city with drones. Fires broke out at the sites of the shelling. Residential buildings and an educational institution were damaged, and a shopping center was completely destroyed. Inna Gogoy will tell us more; she is with us live. Inna, greetings, over to you.

Інна Гогой

Greetings, Yaryna. Today was another sleepless night for the residents of Zaporizhzhia. Around two in the morning, Russians attacked the city with drones. Residential buildings were damaged by the strikes. Fires broke out there, and apartments on several floors were burning. Windows were also damaged, facades smashed, and balconies destroyed. Some apartments burned to the ground, and cars parked in the courtyards were damaged. Please listen to the direct speech—what the local residents are saying about this night.

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The glass is damaged, the bumpers are damaged, the doors on that side, the roof is damaged. Well, a lot.

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And what about the apartment, is it intact?

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damaged? And our apartment is on the other side, intact, thank God, second floor

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Since last night, the liquidation of the consequences of these strikes continues. Emergency and municipal services are working on site. Work began as soon as the security situation allowed. Now, on site, municipal workers are, wherever possible, closing broken window panes. Tents have been set up in the yards of damaged buildings, where owners of damaged housing are being registered. And here on site, volunteers are also helping. And we managed to speak with a local resident, Ms. Oksana. She does not live in the damaged buildings, but she came here to support her friend, whose apartment suffered significant damage. Please listen to her in her own words.

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At four in the morning, my friend called. They are from an apartment at the epicenter; their apartment burned out completely. The son saved the parents because he wasn't sleeping. And when the first [one] happened, he saved his father [who is now] in the burn center. He has burned hands and a damaged back.

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According to the latest information from the city council, it is currently known that 10 families were left without apartments. They are being offered temporary housing. Regarding the wounded, there is currently information that six people were affected. Most of them will be treated as outpatients. Currently, one woman is under medical supervision in a hospital. Also, a shopping center was completely destroyed tonight. This is a three-story building; a fire broke out there. The fire destroyed all retail outlets. The flames also engulfed one of the buildings of a higher education institution. A significant part of the premises also burned down. The building is historical. One of the oldest buildings of the higher [institution], the structure itself is a cultural heritage site. Also, as noted by the management and representatives of the higher [institution], two other buildings were damaged. A significant number of windows were blown out there. Inspection of the territory and premises is ongoing, and the extent of further damage is being determined. This is the information from Zaporizhzhia as of now, Yaryna.

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Thank you, colleague, for the work. Our correspondent Inna Gogoy told about the consequences of the shelling of Zaporizhzhia. Russians struck the railway station in Luzova in the Kharkiv region. As reported by Ukrzaliznytsia, passengers and railway workers were not injured. Everyone was in a shelter. The company says they will begin cleaning up as soon as the security situation allows. In the morning, Russians attacked Katerynivka in the Kharkiv region. As a result of the attack, a woman died, and a 13-year-old boy was injured, suffering severe burns. A private house was damaged. At night, the RF army also shelled the town of Luzova. As a result, one person died, and three others were injured. One woman managed to be rescued. This was reported by the SES. Enemy strike drones caused two fire centers. One of the fires occurred in a two-story apartment residential building; the roof burned. In addition, apartments on the second floor were damaged. In the Odesa region, as a result of enemy strikes, warehouse premises of a grocery supermarket chain caught fire. This is reported by the OVA. There were no casualties; the fire was extinguished. The rescuers' work was complicated by the threat of repeated air strikes. In the Kyiv region, 34 objects were damaged over the course of a day. According to the information, these include private houses, warehouse and production premises, a dormitory, administrative buildings, service stations, gas stations, a farm, infrastructure objects, and transport. The most destruction was in the Fastiv district. 12 objects were affected there. In Buchanskyi—11, in Vyshhorodskyi—5, Boryspilskyi and Obukhivskyi—three each. The Chernihiv region suffered 18 Russian strikes over the past day, according to the OVA. Previously, an agricultural enterprise in Semenivka was targeted by the Russians. The RF military struck it with multiple launch rocket systems. As a result, a straw hangar was completely destroyed, and equipment and warehouse premises were damaged. Cattle were affected. 212 combat clashes occurred at the front since the start of the day, according to the General Staff. The most attacks—23—were recorded in the Kostiantynivka direction. In the Slovyansk direction, the defense forces stopped three assaults. Nine attempts by the invaders to advance were repelled by Ukrainian defenders in the Lyman direction. Two of these attacks are still ongoing.

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The Defense Forces struck four areas of concentration of enemy manpower, four UAV control and launch points, four artillery positions, and three other important objects of the occupiers. Five tanks, four armored fighting vehicles, 75 artillery systems, three MLRS, three air defense systems, 17 ground robotic complexes, 516 units of vehicles, and 13 units of special equipment of the occupiers were destroyed.

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Reconnaissance drones have become an integral part of the front. They help see what is invisible from the ground, control the situation on the battlefield, find targets, and promptly transmit information. For the repair and support of these drones, the unmanned aerial systems unit of the 30th Separate Mechanized Brigade is announcing a fundraiser. After all, for the effective work of our defenders, damaged drones must be quickly returned to service. So join the fundraiser; the card number and QR code are on your screens.

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We know how strong the Ukrainian people are, how powerful our faith in our common cause is Your contributions, large and small, turn into real help that works every day If you have the opportunity to support us, we will be sincerely grateful It is thanks to your help that we are able to carry out our tasks and bring the day of victory closer Together we are unbreakable! Glory to Ukraine! Glory to the heroes!

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The Donald Trump administration is preparing sanctions against the entire International Criminal Court and may announce the final decision on them during the UN General Assembly from September 22-28. The Wall Street Journal reports this.

The restrictions involve a ban on most operations with the court. This could deprive the ICC of dollar settlements and access to a significant part of the global financial system. The Wall Street Journal called this a mild intensification of Washington's campaign to dismantle the institution.

After the court issued an arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. If the US Treasury Department introduces sanctions against the entire organization, US citizens and companies will be prohibited from providing money, goods, or services to the court.

A blow to the organization's family and to the structures that cooperate with it could seriously undermine the court's work, Reuters writes. Banks often over-insure. In Romania, American sanctions are implemented more strictly than the rules require, as they depend on access to the US financial system.

In Romania, the home of the anti-Western former presidential candidate Călin Georgescu is being searched in a fraud case. According to the investigation, a criminal group was created under his leadership in 2021. Its members posed as wealthy businessmen and heads of foreign companies who could supposedly provide large loans against financial guarantees.

One of the victims, according to the investigation, was to receive a loan in the amount of 6 million euros. He was convinced to transfer 1 million euros as a guarantee. The total amount of losses suffered by the victims of the criminal group's actions exceeded one billion euros.

I note that Georgescu is already under investigation for other serious crimes. He is suspected, in particular, of complicity in undermining the constitutional order, spreading false information, and founding an anti-Semitic organization. If found guilty of these crimes, he faces up to 20 years of imprisonment.

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As a result of forest fires, about 200 ha of forests caught fire, Reuters agency reports. The fire spread to the territory of the Iguaque Flora and Fauna Reserve. It approached the popular tourist town of Villa de Leyva. The flames cannot be extinguished due to strong winds, dry and hot weather, and difficult-to-access terrain. Specialists have managed to bring only 50% of the fire under control. More than 250 people are working on site, volunteers, police officers, firefighters, and Red Cross workers. The authorities are investigating the causes of the fire; according to the preliminary version, it could have been arson.
They were evacuated from shelling, taken from frontline territories, and rescued from danger. But for many animals, evacuation is only the first step toward rescue. Next begins the long wait for a new family. A photo exhibition "Stories That Change Lives" has opened in Dnipro. 30 photos of the exposition tell about rescued and evacuated animals who are now looking for a new home.

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The owners kicked her out of the house, accused her of stealing chickens. At that time she had five puppies. Alice is one of those girls

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Volunteer Ihnat tells the story of Eva; the dog was evacuated from Pokrovsk. Four of her puppies managed to be placed in new families. She and Elis are still waiting for loving owners.

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The story is quite sad because Eva is a very smart dog and has already been in our shelter for a very long time We would like to find her a family Barney's story – a very beautiful, handsome dog Here is a classic story – the owners went abroad

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And since then, Barney from the Nikopol region has been looking for a new home There are significantly more such stories than the photos presented at the exhibition, volunteers say Moreover, Daryna recently returned from an evacuation trip from the Donetsk region

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The city of Keramaterska met us at the entrance immediately with a KAB flyover; a KAB hit the bridge, we happened to be nearby, saw a person who was seriously wounded, and provided assistance. We took him to the stabilization point, handed him over to the doctors, and then continued the evacuation.

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Despite the danger, Darina and her team managed to evacuate almost 20 animals from Kramatorsk and Slovyansk.

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There have been more injured animals this year. There were requests where we would go for three animals at a location, but we arrive and take one or two because an animal was killed by a fly-over.

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Currently, the situation is critical; shelters, refuges, and temporary holding areas are overcrowded. Treatment, sterilization, and care procedures—volunteers take all of this upon themselves; the only thing they expect from others is to provide shelter for these animals. Over the last month, the organizers say, they managed to rescue and evacuate about 200 four-legged animals.

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People still do not understand the scale of the catastrophe, that there are no fewer animals. And the place where they can be taken, unfortunately, is burning. Therefore, you can look at the animals here.

Олена Медалюк

Each photo tells not just about the rescue, but also about the subsequent life of the evacuated ward. The authors of the exhibition want the exposition to become mobile travels could be seen in various cities of the Dnipropetrovsk region. And the happy finale of the initiative should be the moment when every rescued four-legged friend finally finds its family. From Dnipro Olena Medalyuk, Erosavzasoba, Details, "Intermarathon" TV channel.