Russia has been attacking Ukraine’s energy system for two weeks State Emergency Service of Ukraine / EPA / Scanpix / LETA A fire following shelling at an energy infrastructure facility in Kyiv, October 18, 2022 On October 22, Russia again attacked a number of energy infrastructure targets throughout Ukraine, leaving at least 1.5 million without power.

Journalists from Mediazona and the BBC’s Russian service, along with a team of volunteers, established based on open-source research that at least 7,822 Russian soldiers have been killed in Russia’s war on Ukraine. As of October 21, at least 41 of the deaths were among men who have been mobilized in the past month (Russia’s “partial mobilization” was announced on September 21).

Boris Johnson, who ceded the post of British Prime Minister to Liz Truss in early September, returned from vacation after her resignation and unofficially entered the race for the post of new head of government. On October 22, Johnson flew to the UK from the Dominican Republic, where he was vacationing with his family.

Defensive structures made of concrete blocks are being installed in the Belgorod region, says regional governor Vyacheslav Gladkov. The Wagner Group is placing similar concrete blocks in the annexed Luhansk region, creating a defensive line against the Ukrainian army.

Two people were killed by shelling in the border town of Shebekino, reports Vyacheslav Gladkov, governor of Russia’s Belgorod region. Izvestiya and the “112” Telegram channel (which is owned by Russian television network REN) reported that a man and a 16-year-old teenager were killed. Russia’s Investigative Committee later confirmed that one of the victims was a minor. The governor first reported five injured.

In the Belgorod region, defensive structures from concrete blocks began to be installed, said the governor of the region Vyacheslav Gladkov. Wagner now places similar concrete blocks of PMCs in the annexed Luhansk region, creating a line of defense against the Ukrainian army.

Explains the linguist Yevgeny Golovko-on the example of the Aleutian language, which recently died in Russia (or isn't it?) Benedykt Dybowski / Wikimedia Commons Aleutian hunters from the island of Bering. Approximately 1884–1886 In early October, Gennady Yakovlev passed away in the village of Nikolsky on the island of Bering. In the news, many media called him the last native speaker of the Aleutian language and said that the language itself died with it.

Journalists from Mediazona and the BBC Russian Service, together with a team of volunteers, have established from open sources that at least 7,822 Russian servicemen have died since the beginning of Russia’s war with Ukraine. As of October 21, at least 41 of the dead were men mobilized in the last month (partial mobilization in Russia was announced on September 21).

Russian-appointed authorities of the Kherson region called on residents the city of Kherson to leave “immediately” and relocate to the left (eastern) bank of the Dnipro “because of the tense situation at the front, the increased danger of massive strikes on the city, and the threat of terrorist attacks.” “Kherson civilians and all divisions and ministries of the civil administration must cross to the left bank today,” read a post on the regional administration’s Telegram channel.

Latvian Foreign Minister Edgars Rinkēvičs announced the country's authorities' intention to ask Russians about their political views when extending their residence permits, Current Time reports. On October 21, the TV channel published a fragment of Rinkēvičs' interview, and on October 22, the full version was released .

The Russian-appointed authorities of the annexed Kherson region called on the residents of Kherson to "immediately" leave the city and cross to the left bank of the Dnieper "due to the tense situation at the front, the increased danger of massive shelling of the city and the threat of terrorist attacks." “Civilians of Kherson and all departments and ministries of the civil administration must cross today to the left bank of the Dnieper,” says .

The Russian Army has started to withdraw its forces from the southern part of the Kherson region, writes the Institute for the Study of War in its October 21 assessment. The US think tank has been analyzing the situation at the front since the beginning of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Bosov told Medusa that she was in the register due to the struggle for her husband's inheritance Sibantracite press service Katerina Bosov , the widow of the Russian businessman Dmitry Bosov, who died two years ago, said Medusa that she connects her inclusion in the list of “foreign agents” with the inheritance section of the late husband. Bosov was included in the list of individuals-“foreign agents” on October 21.

He has a separate tent for work and a garbage container with a supply of food Telegram channel "Logical forester" IT specialist from one of the southern regions of Russia is hidden from mobilization in the forest. Several tents (for sleep and for work), solar panels, modem, antenna, chainsaw and supply of food are a little that makes its life comfortable. The Mediazona told in detail why the ITSHNIK preferred the forest of migration and how it now lives among wildlife. We retold this text.

In Moscow, they began to check the condition of bomb shelters in schools, writes the publication Podem, citing unnamed employees of relevant companies. “Naturally, no one showed us a separate order, but they said verbally that the order had been given to bring the bomb shelter into working order.