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24 of August 2022:

• How the international media covered the Russo-Ukrainian war, August 24
• The war. Russian troops launched massive missile strikes, dozens died in Chaplyne, the United States gives Ukraine NASAMS systems. Day 183: live coverage
• Rocket attacks on the village of Chaplyne killed 22 people in one day, and injured the same number
• Queen Elizabeth II congratulated Ukrainians on Independence Day
• ”Russia admitted to nuclear terrorism”. Ombudsman Lubinets reacted to the detention of Zaporizhzhia NPP workers
• Russia may announce “referendums” in the occupied territories of Ukraine by the end of the week
• Russia fired missiles at the Chaplyne railway station in the Dnipropetrovsk region — 15 people were killed
• 345 million people are at risk of starvation due to the global food crisis
• The $3 billion US aid package includes six NASAMS air defense systems
• Boris Johnson became the first participant of the loyalty program from “Ukrzaliznytsia”
• Overview of events on August 24: Boris Johnson came to Ukraine, Biden announced a new aid package, a collaborator was blown up in the Zaporizhzhia region
• An 11-year-old child died as a result of rocket fire in Dnipropetrovsk region
• Courthouse over “Azov”: the Mariupol Philharmonic was “mined”, the Russians may be preparing provocations
• Russiaʼs invasion caused almost 400 billion hryvnias of damage to Ukraineʼs nature
• Volodymyr Zelensky presented Boris Johnson with the highest Ukrainian award — the Order of Freedom
• The Russian occupiers detained two workers of Zaporizhzhia NPP
• In the Mykolaiv region, a man was detained who was passing on information to the Russians about the location of the HIMARS systems and the movement of the Armed Forces
• ”I believe that Ukraine will win the war.” Boris Johnson came to Kyiv and announced a new aid package
• Forbes: In the war against Ukraine, Russia lost $16.6 billion worth of military equipment
• On August 24, the occupiers can hold a “trial” against the “Azov” military. They will be kept in cages, and the action is called a tribunal. This is not justice, but a war crime — we explain why
• The Pope called the daughter of the ideologue of the “Russian Peace” Dugin “an innocent victim of war.” The ambassador of Ukraine in the Vatican reacted
• MDI: Russia is sending sailors and soldiers of the Russian Missile Forces to fight in the infantry. So far, only 1% of Russian rocket soldiers have agreed
• “Diia” has launched a quick registration of an LLC
• U.S. President Joe Biden announced new aid to Ukraine — almost $3 billion in weapons and equipment
• Hungary opposes new sanctions and visa prohibition for Russians
• The EU recognized Ukraineʼs fulfillment of one of the conditions for starting membership negotiations
• Ukraine received a $3 billion grant from the United States
• The court seized two hotels in the center of Lviv and Kyiv. They belonged to the Russian chain
• Russia launched a missile attack on Myrhorod, Poltava region. There are no dead or injured
• In Israel, archaeologists have found a luxurious ancient estate. It is 1 200 years old and has a cellar
• Weather forecast for the end of the work week: the heat will continue in Ukraine. Thunderstorms are expected in the south
• The European Court of Human Rights obliged Russia to ensure the rights of prisoners of war from “Azovstal”
• “Rating”: The number of supporters of independence in Ukraine reached almost 100%
• SSU: FSB wanted to organize staged “protest actions” for the Independence Day in Ukraine
• WP: Minister Monastyrskyi informed Zelensky about the invasion. And on February 24, the Kremlin called the OP and demanded to surrender
• The Armed Forces of Ukraine have already eliminated almost 46 000 Russian soldiers
• Norway and Britain will hand over a batch of mini-drones to Ukraine
• The Prime Minister of Finland once again got into a scandal — she had to apologize for nude photos of Finnish celebrities in her residence
• Zoological Service of London: Dugong mammals that inspired sailorsʼ mermaid tales die out in China
• The Armed Forces of Ukraine destroyed 13 occupiers and a Russian ammunition depot in the south