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[Justin Adams]

Aircraft of the Royal Air Force of the United Kingdom protect ships that export Ukrainian grain from the russians.

This was reported by The Telegraph.

British aircraft have been patrolling airspace over the Black Sea for the past few weeks. This should deter the russians from attacking cargo vessels with grain.

"We will use our intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance to monitor russian activity in the Black Sea … As part of these surveillance operations, RAF aircraft are conducting flights over the area to deter russia from carrying out illegal strikes against civilian vessels transporting grain,” the British government said.

As Ukrainian News Agency earlier reported, on September 8, United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres sent a secret letter to the aggressor state of russia, in which he proposed to fulfill four main russian conditions in exchange for the resumption of the Black Sea Grain Initiative.

On September 4, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan met in Sochi with russian aggressor president vladimir putin, during which they discussed the Black Sea Grain Initiative and new proposals to restore it.

On July 17, the aggressor state of russia announced the withdrawal of guarantees for the safety of shipping in the Black Sea as part of the "grain corridor."

[Justin Adams]

In the lower reaches of the Dnieper River in the Kherson Region, the intensification of the military operations of the russian invaders is recorded.

This is reported in the intelligence of Great Britain.

"During the first half of September 2023, fierce fighting continued around the islands in the lower reaches of the Dnieper in the Kherson Region, where the front line now passes. Both sides launched raids with groups on small boats to the islands and to the opposite banks of the river," the report said.

According to intelligence, there is a real possibility that russian operations in the area intensified after the sector came under the responsibility of the newly formed 40^th Army Corps.

"The number of forces involved is relatively small compared to other fronts, but both sides consider this area to be strategically important. It also provides an opportunity to distract enemy units from intensive combat operations in the Zaporizhzhia and Donetsk Regions," the British intelligence agency added.

As the Ukrainian News agency earlier reported, on Sunday evening, September 17, the 80^th Separate Airborne Assault Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) announced the liberation of the settlement of Klishchiyivka near Bakhmut. Fighters of the 80^th Brigade, 5^th Separate Assault Brigade, and the Liut [Fury] Brigade from the Offensive Guard expelled the occupiers from Klishchiyivka.

On the Bakhmut Axis, the aggressor state, the russian federation, maintains 52,000 occupiers and about 274 tanks. In general, the enemy concentrated about 150,000 invaders in the eastern direction.

Meanwhile, thanks to the actions of the AFU over the past day, the russians were left without four tanks and four armored fighting vehicles, and the number of occupiers decreased by 530.

[Justin Adams]

More than 400,000 russian troops are in the occupied territories of Ukraine.

The representative of the Defense Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine Andrii Yusov announced this on the air of the telethon.

"The number of invaders that are now in the temporarily occupied territories is more than 400,000 of the military component itself. This is a very serious even figure, if you imagine it quantitatively, and these people are also armed and perform the set combat tasks. Despite the low moral and psychological state, despite the lack of training and coherence, even 400,000 of such invaders is definitely a certain danger," says Yusov.

At the same time, he emphasized that the russians seem to have enough commanders, but there are questions about their quality.

"Both by officers and pilots including... If we are talking, for example, about aviation, then it seems that every year more than 300 graduates are provided by flight schools in russia. But from the number, for example, of accidents in the sky, which recently occur during training and exercises, we see that there are questions about the quality of these trained personnel...

Just an ordinary russian should understand that putin destroyed his personnel army unknown for what and did not receive any desired results," concluded the representative of the Defense Intelligence.

As Ukrainian News Agency earlier reported, on September 21, a representative of the National Guard of Ukraine (NGU), Colonel Mykola Urshalovych, said that units of the Offensive Guard had achieved partial success in the Melitopol direction.

On September 21, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine named two areas in which the Ukrainian military managed to advance during the previous day.

We also reported that last week the Ukrainian military liberated the villages of Klishchiivka and Andriivka, which are located south of Bakhmut, Donetsk Region.

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[Justin Adams]

This is stated in the intelligence update of the British Ministry of Defence.

It is noted that from December 29, 2023, russia increased the intensity of strike operations against Ukraine. Moscow has used a significant part of the stockpile of air-launched missiles that have been fired in recent months.

“The recent strikes likely primarily targeted Ukraine's defense industry. This contrasts with its major attacks last winter which prioritised striking Ukraine's energy infrastructure,” the summary said.

Intelligence emphasizes that russian shelling of energy facilities in early December indicated that the russian federation is going to restart its energy terror. Nevertheless, the latest attacks indicate a change in moscow's tactics.

"These new operations suggest at least a temporary change of approach in Russia's use of long-range weapons. Russian planners almost certainly recognise the growing importance of relative defence industrial capacity as they prepare for a long war," the intelligence added.

Recall that the British intelligence sees a big breakthrough of russia at the front in Ukraine as unlikely.

[Justin Adams]

Constant "incidents" with russian ammunition, which the aggressor drops on its cities or on the territories occupied by it, indicate poor training of the russian military.

This is stated in the intelligence review of the Ministry of Defence of the United Kingdom.

Intelligence recalls that on January 2, russian aircraft dropped a missile on the village of Petropavlovka, Voronezh Region, which was confirmed by the russian Ministry of Defense. And recently, an air bomb fell on the occupied city of Rubizhne, Luhansk Region.

Both incidents occurred during russian combat missions. Before that, in April 2023, a russian Su-34 plane dropped an aerial bomb on Belgorod.

"Russia's continued propensity for munition accidents is likely exacerbated by inadequate training and crew fatigue, leading to poor execution of tactics during missions," the review said.

Recall that the ministry of defense of the aggressor country of the russian federation confirmed that on January 2, during the attack on Ukraine, their missile fell on the village of Petropavlovka in the Voronezh Region.

In addition, according to intelligence, the latest missile attack of the russian federation indicates the success of recent operations of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the Crimea.

[Justin Adams]

Russia forcibly sends hundreds of children deported from Donbas to its orphanages

Editor: Daria Zubkova

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The authorities of the terrorist country of the russian federation removed at least 285 Ukrainian children from the occupied territories of Donbas, who were then sent to orphanages.

This is stated in the joint investigation of the anti-putin publications Vazhnye Istorii [Important Stories] and Verstka.

The first questionnaires of Ukrainian children deported to russia began to appear in data banks at the beginning of October 2022 - a week after russian president vladimir putin announced the annexation of Ukraine's Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson and Zaporizhzhia Regions.

Most of the questionnaires (263 children) got to the bank in October and November 2022, another 14 appeared in 2023.

According to journalists, children taken out of Ukraine were placed in institutions in at least 15 regions of russia. Journalists found the most questionnaires in Oryol (38 children), Nizhny Novgorod (28) and Rostov (27) Oblasts. However, many more children could be sent to these regions. So, for example, it is known that a total of 66 people turned up in the Oryol Oblast.

Most questionnaires (214) stated that russians can adopt children because their parents have died or have been deprived of parental rights. Another 71 children can only be taken into custody. These are children whose parents are in a colony, have limited rights, or whose whereabouts are unknown.

It is not known whether children from the data bank are actually given up for adoption. But during the preparation of the investigation questionnaire, 98 children disappeared from the bank. According to the law, a child is excluded from the data bank only in cases of transfer to a family, return to parents, coming of age or death.

Only in 17 cases the children have already turned 18 years old, and at least five children were returned to their relatives in the occupied territories. Investigators assume that the remaining 76 children were placed in russian families for upbringing.

Currently, at least 187 children from Donbas who ended up in russia still live in orphanages or study in colleges. At the same time, 90% of them are older than 10 years, while all children younger than five have already been taken to families. Some children maintain contact with relatives in the occupied territories - this also deters potential guardians.

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[Justin Adams]

Great Britain is considering giving Ukraine the DragonFire laser system capable of shooting down enemy drones and missiles.

This was reported by The Telegraph on Friday, April 12, with reference to Defense Minister Grant Shapps.

The publication writes that the revolutionary weapon will be on warships of the Royal Navy by 2027, but it may be used in Ukraine even earlier, as the military accelerates the use of "advanced" technologies.

[Justin Adams]

As Ukrainian News Agency earlier reported, the bill on additional funding for Ukraine, which was prepared by U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Mike Johnson, provides for the transfer of ATACMS missiles and about USD 61 billion.

On April 17, U.S. President Joe Biden announced that he would immediately sign the relevant bills after their passage by the House and Senate.

On April 19, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken called on Congress to hurry up with the adoption of a package of assistance to Ukraine.

[Justin Adams]

After attack on Okhmatdyt, russian pilot handed over commanders’ photos and official documents

Editor: Tetiana Herasimova

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After the criminal attack on the Okhmatdyt children's hospital in Kyiv on July 8, 2024, one of the pilots of the 22nd heavy bomber aviation division (military unit 06987, Engels airfield) contacted the chatbot of the Defense Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine - it is it that constantly shells Ukrainian cities with Kh-101 missiles, Information Resistance reports.

According to the publication's intelligence sources, the russian military wrote that he was shocked by the attack on the children's hospital and, like several of his colleagues, did not understand why they were being forced to attack the civilian infrastructure of Ukraine. Therefore, he decided to hand over to the Ukrainian side documents related to the activities of his military unit, as well as private photos of the command staff of the 22nd heavy bomber aviation division.

According to our sources, even the initial study of the received materials proves their considerable importance. After all, among the mass of information are documents from the personal affairs of senior officers, personal data of russian servicemen and members of their families, etc. But the most valuable are the stamped documents of the 22nd heavy bomber aviation division.

We hope to be able to make some of these documents public in the near future. And today, as an announcement, we are publishing private photos from the celebration on the occasion of the appointment of the Chief of Staff of the 52nd heavy bomber aviation division, Colonel Ilya Koryakin, to the position of Chief of Staff of the 22nd heavy bomber aviation division in the restaurant Neapl (Engels, Saratov Region), in which more than 30 members of the command staff of the units of the 22nd heavy bomber aviation division of the long-range aviation command of the air forces of the military space forces of the russian federation.

The media publishes two photos, because the people who took the photos changed each other:

 

Persons identified in the photos:

 

1. PECHKAREV Aleksey Gennadyevich, commander of the Tu-95 ship, 121nd heavy bomber aviation regiment, 22nd heavy bomber aviation division of the long-range aviation command of the air forces of the military space forces of the russian federation.
2. MARTYNOV Andrey Pavlovich, assistant navigator of the aviation squadron, 121nd heavy bomber aviation regiment, 22 heavy bomber aviation division of the long-range aviation command of the air forces of the military space forces of the russian federation.
3. GOVOROV Vladislav Sergeevich, probably the head of the state secret service, 121 heavy bomber aviation regiment, 22 heavy bomber aviation division of the long-range aviation command of the air forces of the military space forces of the russian federation, captain.
4. GOLOVANOV Vyacheslav Georgievich.
5. ALUEV Aleksandr Nikolaevich, probably holds the command post of personnel management of the 22nd heavy bomber aviation division of the long-range aviation command of the air forces of the military space forces of the russian federation.
6. KHOKHRYAKOV Denis Petrovich, senior officer, 52 heavy bomber aviation regiment, 22 heavy bomber aviation division of the long-range aviation command of the air forces of the military space forces of the russian federation.
7. MIHAYLISHYN Oleg Vladimirovich, deputy commander for work with personnel of the 22nd heavy bomber aviation division of the long-range aviation command of the air forces of the military space forces of the russian federation, colonel.
8. AZARENKOV Oleksandr Yuryevich (Russian: Azarenkov Oleksandr Yuryevich), senior officer, 22nd heavy bomber aviation division of the long-range aviation command of the air forces of the military space forces of the russian federation.
9. BARANOV Oleg Yuryevich, senior navigator of the 22nd heavy bomber aviation division of the long-range aviation command of the air forces of the military space forces of the russian federation, colonel.
10. BURDAKOV Pavel Vladimirovich, commander of the Tu-160 ship, 121st heavy bomber aviation regiment, 22nd heavy bomber aviation division of the long-range aviation command of the air forces of the military space forces of the russian federation, lieutenant colonel.
11. TATUR Vladimir Bronislavovich.
12. DOLGUSHYN Sergey Vladimirovich, senior officer of the 22nd heavy bomber aviation division of the long-range aviation command of the air forces of the military space forces of the russian federation.
13. PAPIKYAN Nikolay Lukashevich, deputy chief of staff of the 22nd heavy bomber aviation division of the long-range aviation command of the air forces of the military space forces of the russian federation, lieutenant colonel.
14. KORYAKIN Ilya Vladimirovich, chief of staff of the 22nd heavy bomber aviation division of the long-range aviation command of the air forces of the military space forces of the russian federation, colonel.
15. SMIRNOV Maksim Vladislavovich, senior officer, 22nd heavy bomber aviation division of the long-range aviation command of the air forces of the military space forces of the russian federation, lieutenant colonel.
16. KASHLEV Aleksandr Sergeevich, senior officer, 22nd heavy bomber aviation division of the long-range aviation command of the air forces of the military space forces of the russian federation, lieutenant colonel.
17. BELOKOBYLSKY Konstantin Petrovich.
18. STRUCHKOV Stanislav Dmitrievich.
19. Tsibizov Aleksey Sergeevich, senior officer, 121st heavy bomber aviation regiment, 22nd heavy bomber aviation division of the long-range aviation command of the air forces of the military space forces of the russian federation.
20. MALYUKOV Andrey Ivanovich, probably the head of the meteorological service of the 22nd heavy bomber aviation division of the long-range aviation command of the air forces of the military space forces of the russian federation.
21. STEPANENKO Dmitriy Viktorovich, deputy chief of staff of the 22nd heavy bomber aviation division of the long-range aviation command of the air forces of the military space forces of the russian federation for military service and military security, lieutenant colonel.
22. Solovyov Ruslan Arslanovich, senior officer, 22nd heavy bomber aviation division of the long-range aviation command of the air forces of the military space forces of the russian federation.
23. ZYKOV Vitaly Evgenyevich, senior officer, 22nd heavy bomber aviation division of the long-range aviation command of the air forces of the military space forces of the russian federation, lieutenant colonel.
24. POKATISOV Aleksandr Sergeevich.
25. MALININ Vladislav Viktorovich, senior navigator, 121st heavy bomber aviation regiment, 22nd heavy bomber aviation division of the long-range aviation command of the air forces of the military space forces of the russian federation, lieutenant colonel.
26. SKITSKY Oleg Igorevich, commander of the 121st heavy bomber aviation regiment, 22nd heavy bomber aviation division of the long-range aviation command of the air forces of the military space forces of the russian federation, colonel.
27. TETEREV Sergey Viktorovich, senior officer, 22nd heavy bomber aviation division of the long-range aviation command of the air forces of the military space forces of the russian federation, major.
28. VARPAHOVICH Nikolay Nikolayevich, commander of the 22nd heavy bomber aviation division of the long-range aviation command of the air forces of the military space forces of the russian federation, colonel.
29. KAPSHA Trofim Aleksandrovich, deputy commander of the 22nd heavy bomber aviation division of the long-range aviation command of the air forces of the military space forces of the russian federation, colonel.
30. GORLOV Vladimir Aleksandrovich, senior officer of the 22nd heavy bomber aviation division of the long-range aviation command of the air forces of the military space forces of the russian federation, major.