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25 of August 2022:

• How the international media covered the Russo-Ukrainian war, August 25
• The war. Zaporizhzhia NPP was shut down for the first time in history, the search for victims of the Russian strike ended in Chaplyne, the United States will create a military mission to help Ukraine. Day 184: live coverage
• Great Britain will help Ukraine restore transport infrastructure — airports and sea ports
• Vice Prime Minister Vereshchuk: Since the beginning of August, almost 35,000 people have been evacuated from four regions
• Bloomberg: IAEA mission wants to visit Zaporizhzhia NPP by September 5, its members will have more powers than usual
• The Russians shelled the city of Orihiv, Zaporizhzhia region, with artillery. A 17-year-old boy died
• In Malaysia, the former prime minister was sentenced to 12 years in prison for embezzling $10 million. In the U.S. it was called “the biggest case of kleptocracy”
• Putin increased the number of Russian armed forces by 137 000 soldiers
• The Ministry of Economy predicts the growth of the Ukrainian economy in 2023 by more than 15%
• The Russian occupiers reported that the security system at the Zaporizhzhia NPP had been activated
• The James Webb telescope captured the largest image — a cosmic mosaic of 690 individual frames
• Basketball player Kobe Bryantʼs widow ordered $16 million in compensation for the fact that rescuers and police “leaked” photos from the scene of the accident
• France is investigating Totalʼs involvement in the supply of fuel to the Russian army
• Mayor of Melitopol: Ukrainian Resistance Forces blew up the headquarters of the Russian occupiers in the Melitopol district
• A Russian spy who worked in the Cabinet of Ministers was sentenced to 12 years in prison
• The Air Forces: Russia simulated airstrikes many times on Ukraineʼs Independence Day
• Spain sent additional military aid to Ukraine — an air defense battery, armored vehicles and ammunition
• More than UAH 300 million of Yanukovychʼs son were transferred to the Armed Forces of Ukraine
• On the Independence Day, the occupiers shelled 58 settlements of Ukraine
• Starlink has reduced the cost of a subscription for Ukrainians from $100 to $60 per month
• ”A mockery of justice.” The American Embassy issued a statement regarding the pseudo-tribunal over the defenders of Mariupol
• Former Drahomanov University teacher Yevhenia Bilchenko is suspected of treason — she recruited fire fighters around Kyiv
• Canada will return five turbines used in the “Nord Stream” gas pipeline from repair
• In Germany, ecological passenger trains running on hydrogen have been launched
• The Armed Forces of Ukraine eliminated 45 850 Russian occupiers during the six months of the war
• In the village of Chaplyne, rescuers have completed search operations — 25 people died from rocket attacks
• Germany has approved winter energy-saving measures. The country is reducing its dependence on Russian gas
• The Russians had shelling Dnipropetrovsk region all night. There are three children among the injured
• Pentagon: Ukraine currently does not need long-range missiles for HIMARS
• ISW: Since March 21, the Armed Forces of Ukraine have recaptured a territory the size of Denmark from the occupiers
• Ukrainian aviation struck the Kakhovka Bridge and the air defense systems of the Russians