❗️Ukrainian drones completely destroyed a Wildberries sorting and logistics warehouse in Aleksin, Tula region. The 194,500 m² facility ranked among Russia's 10 largest warehouses. The site is the latest Wildberries logistics hub hit in Russia. #Ukraine
Russia attacked civilians in Kyiv and the surrounding region with missiles. 17 people were killed.
Half of them died at the train station. They were just random people riding a train. The Russians showed no mercy and killed them with missiles.
This has nothing in common with the fighting on the front lines. This is terrorism against civilians.
🔞 This is horrifying. Eight people were killed on a railway platform in the Kyiv region after a Russian strike
People were at the “Kvitneva” station waiting for a delayed train.
The attack happened while passengers were still on the platform. The bodies of civilians are lying right at the station.
As of now, 44 people have been reported injured in the massive Russian strike on Kyiv and the Kyiv region. Another 17 people, tragically, were killed. My condolences to their families and loved ones. It was a heavy strike – 24 ballistic missiles, 4 Zircon/Oniks missiles, and another 115 drones, a significant number of them jet-powered. The main targets of the attack were warehouse facilities belonging to civilian businesses. There were also strikes on infrastructure and a railway station. These facilities had nothing to do with the war – a brewing company, construction materials warehouses, and civilian logistics facilities.
Ballistic missile interceptors could have saved the lives of those killed today. It is very important that our partners understand that delays in supplying them, or an unwillingness to provide anti-ballistic systems, lead directly to such horrific casualties and destruction. Partners who are not yet ready to play a more active role in supplying interceptors can help by implementing new sanctions. A significant share of Russia’s ballistic missile production is still not under sanctions. Even now. New steps are needed – from the G7, the European Union, and everyone who supports the protection of life. Thank you to those who are willing to help in this way.
The fact that Russia has a missile called “Satan,” that it was blessed by the head of the Russian Orthodox Church, and that the Russian Armed Forces’ main cathedral looks like this tells you everything you need to know about the kind of “Christianity” they practise.
lullia Mendel has become a typical vatnik. After her “coming out,” she chose a very predictable path: pushing russian narratives, appearing on platforms that amplify russian propaganda, and publishing content that echoes Kremlin talking points.
At this point, anti-Ukrainian messaging has become part of her business model. Plainly, that’s how she is making money.
And given the silence of her husband, Pavlo Kukhta, I would not be surprised if both of them are now benefiting financially from this kind of content.
A very sad story.
Kherson: walking home from interviewing Yuri, the human safari survivor (I did stop by a store to buy soap.)
This is a regular work commute here.
Deeply thankful for the defenders, Ukrainian soldiers protecting civilians (and journalists).
Posting while under another attack
What kind of fucking world do we live in?
Kyiv. A European capital where more than 3 million civilians live is being bombarded with cluster munitions.
Where is the global outrage?
Will there be anything beyond a few statements and "deep concern"?
I already know the answer.
35-year-old Anastasiia from Marhanets, Dnipropetrovsk region, shielded her three-year-old son with her own body during a Russian attack. She was injured, and her boy suffered a small shrapnel wound to his forehead.
"He's so afraid of the shelling. He cries. When the attacks start, he puts on a beanie so he won't hear the explosions," Anastasiia says.
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DniproOsint says Ukraine struck all 5 ferries serving the Kerch crossing in July as part of its “Logistics Lockdown” campaign. Three were critically damaged and can no longer perform logistics missions. The two remaining vessels, Lavrentiy and Panagia, are now being used as unpowered barges with tugs. The crossing remains one of the few relatively safe routes for supplying fuel to occupied Crimea. #Ukraine
People are having a hard time understanding what's the difference between a fiber optic FPV drone and a Fixed Wings long range drone.
The Fiber Optic FPV is directly controled by an operator, it cannot be jammed, it is entirely clear the human salary in Kherson (civilians getting killed and injured everyday by FPV drones) is directly orchestrated by Russia to terrorize and kill civilians.
On the other hand, a Fixed Wings UAV, especially long range ones, are not often operator controled and can be jammed. The tragic beach killing in Russia doesn't seem to be a direct attack, there is air-defense working + jammers and the drone appears to be falling.
There is no way you can compare a deliberate attack on a civilian 10 km from the frontline to an accidental event 400 km from the frontline. Moreover, these events appear daily on both sides, with both FP-1/Lyuty and Geran drones ending on appartment building, because they were jammed, downed or simply didn't take into account some buildings in their flight path.
❗️❗️ In Zaporizhzhia there was a strike on the children's regional hospital, - Fedorov
"Fortunately, at the time of the air alert, all the children, together with the doctors, were in shelter. There were no casualties," - wrote the head of the OVA.
Kyiv is under a huge missile attack right now and the air defence systems have been depleted. That makes life for civilians much more dangerous. Ukraine is asking for help with air defense for exactly this situation.
🔴 EXCLUSIVE: An interview with the human safari survivor.
Yuri, 52, was sorting out garlic at his farmers market stand when a Russian drone started to chase him. It pursued Yuri around in circles and then struck him.
Yuri and his doctor spoke to me at a hospital in Kherson🧵