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9 of September 2022:

• How the international media covered the Russo-Ukrainian war, September 9
• The war. Despite the Russian shelling of Kharkiv, the UAF liberated 30 settlements in the region. Another ship with Ukrainian grain arrived in Africa, and the EU agreed to a €5 billion loan to Ukraine. Day 199: live coverage
• In Serbia, a mercenary who fought for the Russian Federation against Ukraine was convicted. He was given a year in prison
• The Ukrainian Armed Forces liberated more than 30 settlements in the Kharkiv region
• In the Sumy region, a missile hit a therapeutic ward. Eight people were injured
• Main events in Babelʼs review: the UAF continue counteroffensive, occupiers shelled Kharkiv, the Prime Minister of Poland arrived in Kyiv
• The European Commission issued guidelines on issuing visas to Russians. It is advised not to give multiple-entry ones
• The head of the Kharkiv regional military administration does not yet recommend returning to the liberated communities of the region
• NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg: The war in Ukraine is entering a critical phase
• The EU Council agreed to allocate €5 billion in aid to Ukraine
• The court sent the “DNR” grenade launcher to 15 years behind bars
• The Russian Ministry of Defense turned off comments on social networks after questions about failures in the Kharkiv direction
• The UN confirmed that Russia blocks access to Ukrainian prisoners of war
• Ukraine received tracked unmanned armored personnel carriers from Estonia for evacuating the wounded and transporting ammunition
• MDI: The Russian 237th regiment ceased to exist. All the occupiers were killed or wounded there
• “Naftogaz” starts a new arbitration against “Gazprom”
• The Minister of Community Development: Ukraine needs $349 billion to reconstruction after the war
• The Former Prosecutor will be judged in Mykolaiv oblast. He passed information about the Ukrainian Army to the Russians
• Charles and Camilla became the next monarchs of Britain. The royal family tried to separate them for half a century, but only broke the life of Princess Diana. We recall a scandalous love story
• 38 more streets were renamed in Kyiv
• One more civilian killed by the Russians was found in the Moschun village (Kyiv region)
• The Russian army is shelling Kharkiv with rocket salvo systems. There are wounded people
• WSJ: Russian oligarch Fridman offered $1 billion for Ukrainian bank in exchange for sanctions relief
• The Ukrainian military confirmed the liberation of the Volokhiv Yar village in the Kharkiv region
• The SBI began a “cleaning” in the de-occupied Balaklia
• Death of Queen Elizabeth II: mourning will last more than two weeks in Britain. The date of the funeral has not yet been informed
• The court handed over $5 million seized in the case of the ex-minister of agricultural policy to the Main Directorate of Intelligence
• The Intelligence: Russia has less than 200 missiles left for “Iskanders”
• The EU approved the cancellation of the simplified visa regime with Russia
• The Unified Information System of the Social Sphere will work in Ukraine from October. People will be able to receive services at their place of stay
• The Ministry of Finance: The minimum wage will not increase next year
• Air Moldova resumes flights to Moscow
• Eight people died in Bakhmut during the day. 17 more people were injured
• The USA supported the idea of reforming the UN Security Council — they want to change the right of veto
• The Ministry of Justice: Ukraine will demand at least $300 billion in reparations from Russia
• In Germany, a man with a knife attacked passers-by and shouted “Allah Akbar”. He was shot
• The United States imposed sanctions against Iranian companies that supplied Russian drones
• The General Staff: The Russian army lost 650 more soldiers killed
• A drifting mine nearly blew up a ship of the Romanian Navy in the Black Sea
• The U.S. has confirmed that the G7 countries will set a price limit for Russian oil by December
• Zelensky signed a decree imposing sanctions against Russiaʼs leadership. There are 606 people on the list
• North Korea has effectively declared itself as a nuclear power
• The Armed Forces of Ukraine destroyed two Russian warehouses with ammunition and pontoon crossings in the south