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12 of August 2022:

• How the international media covered the Russo-Ukrainian war, August 12
• The Pentagon confirmed that it was Ukraine that struck the Russian airbase in Crimea
• The war. Russian troops shelled Kramatorsk and Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine received additional M270 missile systems, Ukraine struck the Kakhovska HPP dam once again. Day 171: live coverage
• The Russian army launched a missile attack on Zaporizhzhia — one person was killed
• Telegram has updated its premium subscription features. They will allow you to block the sending of voice messages
• The Russians occupied Mariupol almost three months ago. There is no water, gas or medicine, and the residents are “filtered” by Russian security forces. Those who stayed in the city tell us how Mariupol lives now
• Bloomberg: The war against Ukraine pushed the Russian economy back 4 years in one quarter
• Head of the oblast military administration: About 350,000 people remain in Donetsk oblast. The authorities will be able to provide heat to only slightly more than 200,000 people
• The Russian army sacrificed a massive offensive in Donbas to strengthen its position in the south. We analyze the situation at the front on the 170th day of the full-scale invasion — with maps
• Russian troops attacked Kramatorsk: at least two people were killed, 13 more were wounded
• WSJ: Investigators found 11 packages of classified documents at Trumpʼs estate
• In Montenegro, a man went on a chaotic shooting spree in the street after a family quarrel. 11 people died
• Reuters: Kazakhstan will supply oil through the Azerbaijani pipeline bypassing Russia
• The events of August 12 in the “Babel” review: the occupiers shelled Kharkiv, Kramatorsk and Dnipropetrovsk oblast, another collaborator was blown up in Melitopol
• In the USA, an unknown person attacked the writer Salman Rushdie. In Iran, a reward of more than $3 million is offered for his murder
• Amnesty International condemned the Russian army for turning the Zaporizhzhia NPP into a military base
• Advisor to the head of OP Podolyak: Ukraine currently has a dialogue with Russia only on humanitarian issues
• Montenegro declared a diplomat from the Russian embassy persona non grata
• Militants will “try” five foreign defenders of “Azovstal” on August 15
• Reuters: European Space Agency in talks with Space X to replace Russian Soyuz rockets
• The Ministry of Culture wants to give the English language a special status in Ukraine
• ”Pop hype”. Adviser to the head of the OP Podoliak reacted to Arestovychʼs statement about his intention to run for president
• Zelensky submitted draft laws to the Rada (Ukrainian Parliament) on the continuation of mobilization and martial law
• The court lifted the seizure of the Ocean Plaza shopping center. Among its co-owners is an oligarch close to Putin
• Russian troops shelled Kharkiv oblast — one person was killed and three others were injured
• In England, a drought was officially declared due to abnormally high temperatures
• The Defense Forces called on the world to prevent the “trial” of the defenders of Mariupol, and the UN and the ICRC to visit the prisoners
• A monument to a Soviet soldier was dismantled in Chernivtsi
• The Prosecutor Generalʼs Office of Lithuania has started an investigation against Sharii on suspicion of money laundering
• The Security Service of Ukraine identified the squad commander close to Kadyrov who tortured the teenager during the occupation of Kyiv oblast
• Facebook and Instagram can track user activity through the browser built into their apps
• Maxar Technologies will build 14 satellites to track hypersonic missiles
• In Chicago, teenagers laid out the flag of Ukraine from cereal boxes and broke the world record. And they also collected $15 000 in aid
• The Security Service of Ukraine detained a Russian agent who launched a missile attack on the Kharkiv Oblast State Administration
• The president of South Korea pardoned the head of Samsung
• The troops of the Netherlands join the training of the Ukrainian military in Britain
• In Britain has been announced the list of cities where “Eurovision-2023” can be held
• The mayor of Melitopol reported on the undermining a local collaborator Oleg Shostka
• Ukraine returned the bodies of 522 dead Ukrainian defenders during the war
• Amnesty International in Finland lost 400 donors after a report with accusations against the Armed Forces of Ukraine
• The ex-chancellor of Germany, Gerhard Schröder, is demanding through the court to return the privileges that were taken away
• Additional M270 missile systems — analogs of the American HIMARS — have arrived in Ukraine
• Russian warplanes invaded Alaskaʼs air defense zone for the third time in a week
• The Russian occupiers lost 200 of their soldiers in the war yet
• A wiretap was found at journalist Vitaly Portnikovʼs home. The SSU opened a case
• WP: Donald Trumpʼs residence was searched by the FBI for documents related to nuclear weapons
• ”This is Russiaʼs war, not only Putinʼs.” The head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Dmytro Kuleba, responded to the German Chancellor regarding the cancellation of visas for Russians
• A previously unknown small armored dinosaur was discovered in Argentina. He lived about 100 million years ago
• Russia opposed the demilitarized zone around the Zaporizhzhia NPP, as proposed by the UN