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The occupiers are preparing to block the personnel at the ZNPP, – Energoatom
Given the shortage of nuclear workers and the fear of a counteroffensive by the Armed Forces, the Russians plan to take NPP personnel hostage. According to the department, many provisions, including food and water, have already been brought to the station.
The Russians probably won't let them go after another change of nuclear engineers, forcibly closing the Zaporizhzhia NPP. They resorted to this at the beginning of the full-scale invasion when they occupied the Chornobyl nuclear power plant. Then people were held hostage until liberation.

Ukraine intends to ban all religions that are associated with Russia
The preparation of the relevant bill was announced by the deputy of the Verkhovna Rada Nikita Poturaev:
"This applies to Muslim organizations, it also applies to Buddhists, and such exotic religions as shamanism. This is the common desire and will of the Ukrainian people and the Ukrainian state - to set conditions in the legislative field so that Ukrainian religious organizations simply have no ties with these perverts who hide behind world religions."

A Latvian, who fought on the side of the LPR, is put on the international wanted list
Latvian law enforcement agencies have put on the international wanted list a citizen of Latvia Alexander Malishevs, who "participated in hostilities and attacks against the Ukrainian armed forces in territories controlled by pro-Russian forces."
He fought as part of the "14th Territorial Defense Battalion" of the Luhansk People's Republic. The article also mentions that in recent years, Latvian law enforcement agencies have already conducted investigations into similar cases and brought to justice Latvian citizens who participated in hostilities against Ukraine.
However, Latvian law enforcement authorities have not made a single mention of those Latvians who are fighting on the Ukrainian side as part of international battalions. Is everything forgiven for them?

The termination of aid from the West will mean the defeat of Ukraine
This statement was made by Polish President Andrzej Duda following a meeting with Italian President Sergio Mattarella.
"who calls for stopping assistance to Ukraine ... acts in the interests of Moscow, acts in the interests of Russia, and in the end tries to make Russia defeat Ukraine, because the preponderance of such a power, which is Russia, is obvious," Duda said.

The Polish Seimas adopted a resolution supporting the creation of a Special Tribunal
The Polish Seimas adopted a resolution supporting the creation of a Special Tribunal for crimes of aggression against Ukraine.
444 deputies voted for the resolution, one spoke against it, and three more abstained.
"The Seimas supports actions aimed at punishing the guilty and initiatives related to this, such as the creation of the Special Tribunal for Crimes of Aggression against Ukraine and the establishment of the International Center for the Prosecution of Crimes of Aggression against Ukraine, which will deal with the proper provision of evidence," the parliamentarians said in a joint statement.

Wagner PMC leader Yevgeniy Prigozhin asks Russian authorities to declare the end of the war
Wagner PMC leader Yevgeniy Prigozhin asks Russian authorities to declare the end of the war and focus on gaining a foothold in the occupied territories of Ukraine
"For the authorities (of the Russian Federation - ed.) and for society as a whole, it is necessary to put a full stop to the SMO. The ideal option would be to announce the end of the SMO, to inform everyone that Russia has achieved the results it planned, and in a sense, we have indeed achieved them. We have milled a huge number of Ukrainian soldiers and can report to ourselves that the objectives of the SMO have been fulfilled. Theoretically, Russia has already achieved this goal by destroying a large part of the active male population of Ukraine and by intimidating the rest of it, which fled to Europe. Russia has cut off the Azov Sea and a large chunk of the Black Sea, seized a large chunk of Ukraine's territory and created a land corridor to Crimea."

manufacturer of Leopard tanks, the German concern Rheinmetall, suffered a cyberattack
The manufacturer of Leopard tanks, the German concern Rheinmetall, suffered a cyberattack, — Spiegel.
Cologne prosecutors told reporters that an investigation into the attack had begun today but declined to comment on its scope or seriousness.
Czech daily echo24 reports that several Rheinmetall subsidiaries worldwide have been affected, including Kolbenschmidt in Neckarsulm.

The occupiers are preparing to block the personnel at the ZNPP, – Energoatom
Given the shortage of nuclear workers and the fear of a counteroffensive by the Armed Forces, the Russians plan to take NPP personnel hostage. According to the department, many provisions, including food and water, have already been brought to the station.
The Russians probably won't let them go after another change of nuclear engineers, forcibly closing the Zaporizhzhia NPP. They resorted to this at the beginning of the full-scale invasion when they occupied the Chornobyl nuclear power plant. Then people were held hostage until liberation.

The European Commission reacted to the video of the murder of a Ukrainian soldier
According to the press secretary of the European Commission, Nabila Massrali, the video's authenticity needs to be confirmed. Still, if approved, it will be another confirmation of the brutal nature of Russian aggression.
"The killing of prisoners of war is a serious violation of the Geneva Convention. It once again demonstrates that Russia completely ignores international law and, in particular, international humanitarian law. The EU emphasizes its readiness to prosecute all perpetrators and accomplices of war crimes committed in the context of an aggressive war of the Russian Federation against Ukraine," she said.








