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The Ukrainian people have suffered two more tragedies because of Russia’s brutal actions. On the morning of September 30, Russia launched a targeted attack on a civilian convoy evacuating Zaporizhia. People were heading to the occupied territory of the region to take their families out of there. Broken, scorched vehicles…

Ukrainian cities are being subjected to missile attacks by Russian occupation troops. Overnight Thursday, September 29, the Russian military launched a missile strike on the city of Dniprpo. The missile hit a flea market outside the bus station. The village near Metallurgov Avenue, where no military targets were located whatsoever…

On September 21, 2022, when Vladimir Putin declared mobilization for the war with Ukraine, some good news also came as Ukraine was able to secure the release of 215 Russian-captured defenders of Mariupol, who had been heroically holding their ground at the Azovstal metallurgical plant. Among them are 124 officers…

On 21 September, the president of Russia announced the beginning of partial mobilisation, against which a huge number of those who oppose the war and mobilisation, as well as those who support the war in Ukraine appeared. All this has generated a surge of violence and brutality in Russian society. …

Since the start of a full-scale war in Ukraine, Vladimir Putin, as well as scores of Russian officials, politicians and propaganda pundits, regularly threaten the West that their forces could employ nuclear weapons, and not only against Ukraine. Putin believes that the status of a nuclear power opens up opportunities…

Pretext On September 21, partial mobilization was announced in Russia, within the framework of which up 300,000 servicemen are set to be drafted. The classified paragraph 7 of Vladimir Putin’s decree on mobilization implies that in reality, 1 million people will be conscripted. Russian defense enterprises work 24/7, with their…

September 24, 2022 Putin’s nuclear “non-bluff” While arranging pseudo-referendums in the occupied territories of Ukraine and announcing “partial mobilization, the Russian dictator resorted to nuclear threats. The situation was analyzed by ARC expert in the field of international law Oleksiy Plotnikov. The author of this essay occasionally enjoys playing poker…