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21 of August 2022:

• How the international media covered the Russo-Ukrainian war, August 21
• The war. More than 45,000 Russian soldiers have already died in Ukraine, the occupiers are increasing the number of cruise missiles in the Black Sea and hitting Odesa and Kharkiv. Day 180: live coverage
• “Politico”: The US plans to provide Ukraine with “Excalibur” artillery shells
• “Deutsche Welle” asked Ukrainian Minister of Foreign affairs to respond to the words of the MFAʼs speaker who accused the media of spreading propaganda
• The occupiers have increased the number of cruise missile carriers in the Black Sea
• Alarm signals have been updated in Ukraine
• Taiwan said that five Chinese planes flew over the middle line of the Taiwan Strait
• In China, a billionaire was sentenced to 13 years in prison, and his company was fined a record amount
• At least 50 people have died in severe floods in India
• Special Operations Forces fighters detained two Ukrainians mobilized in the “LNR”. They decided to surrender in advance and turned to the Armed Forces
• The occupiers extended the “weekend” for Ukrainian personnel at the ZNPP. The GUR explained why it could be dangerous
• Media: Japan can deploy a thousand long-range missiles to counter China
• Oleksandr Nakonechny, head of the Security Service of Ukraine department, was found dead in the Kirovohrad oblast
• General Staff: Over the past day, the Armed Forces of Ukraine liquidated another 300 Russian soldiers
• The Danube River has shallowed due to drought and exposed the remains of German ships from the Second World War
• Mayor of Melitopol: One more person died at a Russian checkpoint in the queue for evacuation to Zaporizhzhia
• In the Saltivsky district of Kharkiv, the bodies of three more people were found under the rubble of a house. The death toll rose to 18
• In Kharkiv oblast, the Russian occupiers filmed their crimes on a stolen phone. Records were found in cloud storage
• Two Russians and one Ukrainian were detained in Albania, who tried to get to a military plant