Since the start of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, between 20 and 50 thousand Ukrainians have lost one or more limbs. This was reported by The Wall Street Journal with reference to the Ukrainian charitable organization Houp Foundation and the German manufacturer of prosthetics Ottobock. Ottobock provides data on 50 thousand Ukrainians who have lost limbs. This figure is based on information from the government and medical institutions, the publication explains.

Former US President Donald Trump has been formally indicted for the January 6, 2021, assault on the Capitol , according to a document released by Special Independent Prosecutor Jack Smith. A federal grand jury voted to indict him. Trump is charged with four counts: conspiracy to defraud the government, conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding, attempting to obstruct an official proceeding, and conspiracy to violate rights.

In the past day, at least 11 military enlistment offices were set on fire, according to Mediazona’s calculations . On the evening of July 31, a 53-year-old man in St. Petersburg threw at least two Molotov cocktails at a military enlistment office’s door before trying to ram the gates leading to the building’s inner courtyard with a vehicle, according to the Telegram channel Mash na Moike.

Two Belarusian helicopters violated Poland’s airspace on Tuesday, the Polish National Defense Ministry has reported. According to the ministry’s statement, the helicopters were part of a military training exercise that the Belarusian authorities had informed Poland about in advance. The incursion occurred near the village of Białowieża, and the vehicles’ low altitude made it difficult for radar systems to detect them, the agency said.

On August 1, two Belarusian helicopters violated Polish airspace. This was reported by the Polish Ministry of National Defense. The report says that the helicopters were conducting exercises, about which the Belarusian side informed Poland in advance. The crossing of the air border occurred in the area of ​​the settlement of Belovezha at a very low altitude, which makes it difficult to detect by radar systems.

Turkmenistan Airlines announced that from August 1 it will suspend flights on the Ashgabat-Moscow-Ashgabat route. This is stated on the carrier's website. Instead, they will operate flights on the route Ashgabat - Kazan - Ashgabat. The airline said it suspended flights to Moscow “due to the air situation in the Moscow air zone, as well as based on a risk assessment to ensure flight safety.” Over the past three days, drones have attacked Moscow City twice.

Over the past 24 hours, at least 11 military registration and enlistment offices have been set on fire in Russia, according to Mediazona’s calculations. On the evening of July 31 in St. Petersburg, a 53-year-old man set fire to the porch of the military commissariat department on Tchaikovsky Street.

But experts have another opinion - it may look like the landing of allies in Normandy in 1944 Sofiia Gatilova / Reuters / Scanpix / Leta Ukrainian soldier in the Bakhmut area in the Donetsk region. July 13, 2023 The Ukrainian army in the summer of 2023 is conducting a counterattack. Trying to prepare for it, the Russian military erected defensive structures, including multi -kilometer trenches, minefields, anti -tank ditches and “teeth of the dragon” .

How Russia’s richest businessmen profit from the war in Ukraine Assembly line at the Kalashnikov plant Independent Russian investigative outlet Proekt has put out a “guidebook to Russian wartime oligarchs,” which details the “contributions” the wealthiest Russian nationals have made so far to the war in Ukraine.

Writer and politician Zakhar Prilepin announced that he will become deputy commander of the Russian Guard regiment “Oplot”. about this He wrote in his Telegram channel. According to him, the Russian Guard battalion “Oplot” was created together “with the legendary first-wave militia, Colonel Sergei Zavdoveev,” and is now “expanding to a regiment” and will also receive heavy weapons. “I received the position of deputy regiment commander, and after recovery I will return to duty.

A St. Petersburg man set fire to the entrance of a military enlistment office in the city, multiple Russian news outlets reported on Monday. According to the online newspaper Fontanka, the incident occurred at 7:20 p.m. local time on July 31. The Telegram channel Mash na Moike said the man threw at least two Molotov cocktails at the office’s door before trying to ram the gates leading to the building’s inner courtyard with a vehicle. The man was arrested at the scene.

The Kazakh authorities have not made a decision to extradite the head of one of the departments of the FACCT company, Nikita Kislitsin. This was reported to Interfax by the representative of the General Prosecutor's Office of Kazakhstan, Darkhan Duisembay.

Your Browser Does Not Support the Audio Element. Russian officials often go to work in occupied territories. Is the war for them a career elevator or service? On July 21, it became known about the appointment of the head of the Paris of Nizhny Novgorod David Melik-Guseynov. Prior to that, he held the post of deputy governor and Minister of Health in the region.

Vladimir Putin won’t be around long enough to wage a drawn-out war against Ukraine, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Tuesday in an interview with the Brazilian TV channel GloboNews. Responding to a question about whether Ukraine might suffer the same fate as Syria, where Russia has been engaged in a “proxy war” for “ nearly 30 years ,” Zelensky said the following: Putin won’t survive that long. He didn’t fight in Syria at the pace he’s fighting against us.

Kirill Radchenko was killed in Central African Republic while making a film about Wagner Group. Five years later, his father speaks about the struggle to bring the Russian justice system into motion. Five years ago, Kirill Radchenko, a cameraman specializing in military documentaries, traveled to Central African Republic, together with filmmaker Alexander Rastorguev and journalist Orkhan Jemal.