Vladimir Putin wants to take action on Moldova. A reactor at Zaporizhia nuclear power plant to be shut down after shelling: news ticker for Thursday, September 1.
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- Editor’s note: All news about Ukraine conflict Read this News-ticker. This information comes partly from the warring parties Ukraine war and cannot be directly independently verified.
+++ 6 PM: Russia threatens Moldova with military action if the security of Russian troops in separatist-controlled Transnistria is threatened. as Weld Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said that Moldova is facing a military conflict with Russia. “Any threat to the security of Russian troops (in Transnistria) would count as an attack on Russia under international law.”
+++ 5 PM: Vladimir Putin has described Ukraine as an “anti-Russian enclave” that must be eliminated. It threatens Russia, the Russian president told schoolchildren on the Baltic Sea coast of Kaliningrad. This was reported by the state news agency Interfax. “Therefore, our people who are fighting there are protecting the residents of Donbass and Russia,” President Putin emphasized.
Ukraine War News: Forced Resettlement of Ukrainian Citizens
+++ 4 PM: The NGO Human Rights Watch said Russian forces continue to forcibly transfer many Ukrainian citizens to Russia or Russian-occupied territories. This leads to security checks, referred to as “filtering”. The information has not been independently verified.
+++ 2.30 pm: According to a report by the Ukrainian secret service, Russia is evacuating occupation forces from the Zaporizhia nuclear power plant. However, it is kept secret so as not to cause panic in the power board. This information was published by the Kyiv Independent news website and has not been independently verified. An International Atomic Energy Agency panel is currently inspecting the plant.
Ukraine war news: IAEA team arrives at Zaporizhia nuclear power plant
+++ 1.30 pm: An International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) observer mission has arrived at the Zaporizhia nuclear power plant in southern Ukraine. This was reported by the Ukrainian Atomic Energy Commission “Enerhoatom” on its Telegram channel on Thursday. The trip helps protect Europe’s largest nuclear power plant, which has come under repeated fire in the war between Russia and Ukraine.
+++ 12.30 hrs: Russian President Vladimir Putin did not attend the memorial service for late former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev. “We know that the main ceremony and funeral will take place on September 3 – but the president’s schedule does not allow him to be there,” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Thursday. Putin has already visited the Moscow hospital where Gorbachev died and laid flowers on the coffin. Gorbachev died on Tuesday at the age of 91. He led the Soviet Union from 1985 to 1991 as its last president.
+++ 11.45 am: Despite a Ukrainian counteroffensive in the country’s south, the Russian military is investigating attacks on defensive positions. This is reported by the Ukrainian civil service in a situation report. The information has not been independently verified.
Ukraine War News: Ukraine Targets Russian Radar Systems
+++ 11.15 am: The British Secret Service believes that Ukrainian troops are currently targeting Russian military radar systems. Long-range missiles are used to attack logistics centers. According to intelligence reports, Russian radar facilities are central to the Russian military’s strategic and logistical planning.
+++ 10.45 am: According to the operator, a reactor at the Zaporizhia nuclear power plant was shut down after the shelling. “As a result of renewed mortar fire by Russian occupation forces at the site of the Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, emergency protection was activated and the fifth reactor in operation was shut down,” the Ukrainian Atomic Energy Commission announced. Reactor No. 6, which supplies the plant with electricity, is still operating.
Ukraine War News: Putin Critic Dies Mysteriously
+++ 09.45 am: According to a news agency report Reuters The head of the Russian oil company “Lukoil” Ravil Maganov died on Thursday morning. The 67-year-old fell through a window at the hospital. The 67-year-old has repeatedly publicly criticized the Russian invasion of Ukraine and is considered a critic of Putin. The Kremlin has yet to comment on the matter.
+++ 09.00 AM: Russian troops are trying to take control of the entire Donetsk region. The Ukrainian General Staff report says the armed forces are currently focusing on closing supply gaps. This was reported by a news portal, among others Independence of Kiev. This cannot be independently verified.
+++ 07.45 am: Ukrainian sources said the Russian military fired back at the nearby town of Enerhodar ahead of a planned mission by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) team of experts to Ukraine’s Zaporizhia nuclear power plant. Enerhodar has been under grenade and rocket attacks since dawn, Mayor Dmytro Orlov said on Telegram on Thursday. The IAEA panel wants to inspect a nuclear power plant occupied by Russian troops on Thursday.
Ukraine war news: Military historian fears ‘bloody battle’ around Cherson
Report from 6.45 am on Thursday, September 1: According to military historian Bastian Matteo Siena, a Ukrainian offensive in the south of the country would result in a “bloody battle” for Kherson. The Ukrainian military will especially try to disrupt Russian troop reinforcements in the region. “In case of doubt, Russian units that cannot return behind the Dnieper River will engage in a bloody battle at Cherson,” the University of Potsdam scientist said in an interview. Neuen Osnabrücker Zeitung.
Ukraine prepares its offensive “meticulously” and uses its military capabilities efficiently. For weeks they have been attacking supply lines, critical infrastructure and Russian artillery. Kiev gave Russian forces “thousands of pinbricks instead of launching a big hurray attack that you see in the movies,” Siena said. In the first phase of the offensive, the goal was to either push back to the Dnieper and capture Cherson outright, or cut it off and isolate the Russian units there. The military historian said it remains to be seen whether Ukraine’s offensive will turn the tide of the war. NUT. “It largely depends on Western arms supplies to Ukraine and Russia’s ability to bring new troops and new supplies forward.” It is very important to learn lessons and maintain morale. Not only the 33-year-old man but also his girlfriend were killed in the attack. Kovalev had already survived a bomb attack in June. During Cherson’s occupation, he served as Deputy Regional Prime Minister and Minister of Agriculture. The information could not be independently verified. (dpa/AFP with tk/jfw/vbu/na/cs/kas/tu/nak)
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