In Kherson, Russian security forces neutralized a group of armed men who resisted. This is reported by TASS with reference to emergency services. “The saboteurs started shooting at the administration of Kherson, they began to work on them in response, they ran away towards the railway station, where they were squeezed. The Grozny TsSN works on them, ” wrote Moskovsky Komsomolets.

Kirill Ponomarev, a reporter for The Moscow Times, has been detained in Russia’s Belgorod; the police suspect him of “espionage on behalf of Ukraine,” a local Telegram channel reports . “This is not 100% certain, there were no comments from the PR office. He was detained after saying that he was a Ukrainian journalist,” says Ilya Kostykov of Belgorod’s Anti-war Committee.

There were clashes with police in Serbia’s Belgrade today at the EuroPride; at least 31 protesters have been detained, the country’s police reports . Serbia’s capital hosted a pride march despite the fact that the police banned the event. Around 6,000 police officers were gathered in the heart of Belgrade, Blic reports. The rally went all the way from the building of the Constitutional Court to the Tašmajdan Park where a concert was scheduled.

Chief of the General Staff of the Armenian Armed Forces Eduard Asryan stated that Azerbaijani soldiers killed and dismembered an Armenian soldier. This is reported by News.am. At a meeting with ambassadors from 30 countries and representatives of international organizations, he asked to pay attention to the atrocities of Azerbaijani soldiers against Armenian soldiers. “I have photos, video material on my phone, I can show it. There are such atrocities that it is impossible to watch.

Kirill Ponomarev, a journalist for The Moscow Times, was detained in Belgorod. According to the Belgorod Anti-War Committee telegram channel, he was detained on suspicion of spying for Ukraine. According to the representative of the Belgorod organization Ilya Kostyukov, police officers said that the detention was connected with suspicion of espionage. “This is not 100% information; there were no comments from the press service.

The world is trying to restore connections with Russia, but those who decide to do this organizes to criticize and immediately roll it back. Here are a few examples The monumental painting of the Polish artist Tuse "There is no more time." Gdansk, Poland.

At the EuroPride LGBT march in the capital of Serbia, Belgrade, there were clashes between opponents of the parade and the police, at least 31 people were detained. This was reported by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Serbia. In Belgrade, despite the ban of the authorities, an LGBT pride took place. About 6,000 police officers were deployed to the city center to protect him, according to the local newspaper Blic.

Two vehicles have been arsoned in Crimea’s Koktebel, police reports. “The Crimean police have received an emergency call that two vehicles had been on fire at around 3 a.m. today, the police are investigating the matter and questioning potential witnesses,” the statement says. It is reported that the vehicles in question are an off-roader and a golf car allegedly owned by Dmitry Kiselyov, Director General of Rossiya Segodnya and one of Russia’s most notable propagandists.

A criminal case was opened in the Crimea on the arson of vehicles (part 2 of article 167 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation) in the village of Koktebel. This was reported by the "Media" Ministry of Internal Affairs. “Today, at about 3 a.m., the police of Feodosia received information about the fire of two vehicles in Koktebel. Police officers find out all the circumstances of the incident. Eyewitnesses and possible witnesses are interviewed, ”the press release says.

The Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant has been reconnected to Ukraine’s electricity grid, the International Atomic Energy Agency reports . The facility’s engineers have repaired one of the four main external power lines that have all been damaged during the Ukraine War. Enerhoatom, Ukraine’s nuclear power operator, reported shutting the plant down on 11 September, several days after the facility was disconnected from the Ukrainian power grid.

Five explosions went off in Ukraine’s Melitopol, a town currently occupied by Russia, says Vladimir Rogov, a local occupation “official”. The town’s legitimate mayor Ivan Fedorov also reported five explosions, but mentioned the locality of Bohatyr 25 miles away from Melitopol as the location. He noted that this is where Russia moved part of its troops and weaponry.

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) stated that the Zaporozhye NPP was connected to the Ukrainian energy system. This is stated in the twitter of the organization. It is specified that the connection occurred after the engineers repaired one of the four main external power lines that were damaged during the shelling. On the night of September 11, Energoatom announced a complete shutdown of the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant.

Ordinary Kherson people are afraid of missile attacks by the Armed Forces of Ukraine, but they are ready to endure them. Anger on the Russian military is stronger than the fear of death The building of the Court of Appeal Kherson. Photo: Telegram “Immediately after the arrival, we thought of closing,” says the waitress from the Kherson coffee shop located in the city center. - It was very scary. But there were so many people in the cafe that the queue stood.

In Melitopol, which is under the control of Russian troops, there were five explosions. This was announced by the representative of the pro-Russian administration of the Zaporozhye region Vladimir Rogov. He did not provide any additional information, but promised that the details would come later. The pro-Ukrainian mayor of the city, Ivan Fedorov, also reported five explosions, but in the village of Bogatyr, which is located 40 kilometers from Melitopol.

Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, the President of Kazakhstan, has signed a decree amending the country’s constitution. The amendments introduce a 7-year presidential term with no further re-election and rename the country’s capital from Nur-Sultan back to its historic name Astana, as per his website. The country’s parliament unanimously adopted the amendments yesterday.