The UN warns Ukrainians of winter blackouts lasting 4 to 18 hours daily due to Russian attacks on energy facilities. Strikes from March to August damaged key power generation sites, causing widespread disruptions as Ukraine faces another difficult winter.
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Russian missile and air strikes damaged 40 buildings in Kharkiv on the night of September 19, hitting the Industrial, Shevchenkivskyi, and Saltivskyi districts. Local workers have begun cleanup efforts, restoring windows and clearing debris as the city rebuilds.
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Ukrainian air defense forces intercepted a Russian missile and 42 kamikaze drones on the night of September 19. The attacks targeted several regions, including Kharkiv, Kyiv, and Dnipropetrovsk, with Ukraine air defense successfully neutralizing all 46 air threats in one night.
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In the past 24 hours, Ukraine repelled 187 Russian assaults across key frontlines. The heaviest fighting occurred near Pokrovsk and Kurakhove, while Russian forces bizarrely bombed their own settlements in Kursk Oblast. Ukraine continues to inflict significant losses on Russia.
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Despite sanctions and geopolitical tensions, the nuclear industries of Western countries and Russia remain closely interconnected. This connection persists through the collaboration on nuclear fuel supplies and technology, revealing that many Western nations continue to rely on Russian expertise and resources. Ongoing contracts and business relationships indicate that a complete separation would be challenging and could disrupt energy supplies. Efforts to reduce this dependency are ongoing, but the process is complex due to the specialized nature of the nuclear sector. Read more at Reuters...
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Satellite images released by Radio Liberty show the extensive damage from Ukrainian drone strikes on a Russian ammo depot in Tver region. The depot, hit on September 18, stored missiles and bombs. The attack led to nearby evacuations across four Russian regions.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin said that Russia was increasing drone production by around 10 times to nearly 1.4 million this year in a bid to ensure the Russian armed forces win in Ukraine.
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