The operational command "South" reported on Facebook that the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) had liberated eight settlements in the Kherson region, which were previously occupied by the Russian army. “Our units liberated eight settlements in the Berislav region: Lyubimovka, Kreshchenovka, Zolotaya Balka, Belyaevka, Ukrainka, Bolshaya Aleksandrovka, Malaya Aleksandrovka and Davydov Brod,” the report says. According to the message of OK "South", the Ukrainian flag was raised in these settlements.

U.S. President Joe Biden released a statement about his conversation with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky that the U.S. will provide a new $625 million aid package to Ukraine that includes HIMARS multiple launch rocket systems (MLRS). The statement is posted on the White House website. In addition, the assistance package will include other additional weapons and equipment, artillery systems and ammunition, as well as armored vehicles and vehicles.

The former coordinator of Navalny's headquarters in Kostroma, Alexander Zykov , said on his Telegram channel that his mother, who lives in the Kostroma region, is being searched. “A dozen employees at the house, dogs. It is clear that this abrupt search is directly related to the announcement of the CT (Navalny's team - Ed .) about the resumption of the work of the headquarters. They take revenge on me through my loved ones,” he wrote.

The Ukrainian Defence Ministry has published a video on Twitter which shows soldiers of the 35th Separate Marine Brigade raise the Ukrainian flag over a TV tower in the settlement of Davydiv Brid in Ukraine’s Kherson region. “The Ukrainian marines are confidently advancing towards the Black Sea,” the tweet reads.

Over 200,000 people have been drafted into the Russian army during the “partial mobilisation” so far, Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu stated, quoted by state news agency TASS. According to the defence chief, the mobilised will be will be sent to the combat zone after they complete “combat coordination” alongside units that have already taken part in the “special operation” in Ukraine.

Why is Elon Musk spoke about the "Ukrainian-Russian world" Ilon Musk. Photo: Era The American billionaire Ilon Musk told on Twitter what the Ukrainian-Russian world imagines. According to his plan, the Crimea must formally join Russia, and the inhabitants of the occupied territories should vote under the supervision of the UN for which country they want to live. After tweet and so falling shares of Tesla, owned by the businessman, accelerated their collapse.

Approximately 700,000 people have left Russia since mobilisation was announced, Forbes Russia reports , citing sources in the Kremlin. Another source of the media outlet suggests that nearly a million people have left Russia already. It is not known how many people left for tourist purposes and how many plan to return. Earlier, Kazakhstan’s interior minister stated that about 200,000 Russians had entered the country since mobilisation began.

Adam Muradov, whose wife attended an anti-mobilisation protest in Russia’s Chechnya, has died from a heart attack, the Memorial Human Rights Centre reported . Muradov felt unwell during a prayer. His drafted son Valid was allowed to attend the funeral. Anti-mobilisation protests took place in Grozny, the capital of Chechnya, in the days following Vladimir Putin’s mobilisation order. A number of female protesters were detained and taken to the local mayor’s office.

The easiest way to escape from mobilization is to leave through Belarus. Where can you go from there? Photo: Paulius Peleckis / Frelancer / Getty Images The Belarusians seemed to be angry: mobilization in Russia did not force those who stayed in the country, immediately pack suitcases and storm the border. Because Belarusians have been running for two years - this is the chronic state of society. And neighboring mobilization did not change the number of those leaving.

The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine on Twitter published a video in which soldiers of the 35th separate marine brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) raise the Ukrainian flag on a TV tower in the village of Davydov Brod in the Kherson region. “Ukrainian marines are confidently moving towards the Black Sea,” the report says .

Why Lyman was surrendered not by Russian generals, but personally by Colonel Putin, and how soon Russia will give up all its gains in Ukraine Photo: Metin Aktas/Getty Images On 1 October, just after Vladimir Putin signed treaties annexing Ukraine’s occupied territories, the Ukrainian army liberated Lyman.

Dmitry (his surname is not stated), a drafted man from Russia’s Krasnoyarsk, died at a military unit in Omsk under unclear circumstances, NGS24.ru and NGS55.ru news portals report, citing their sources and the local forensic examiners. “He was already taken from the morgue by the funeral services agency. We issued a certificate for his transportation, which means he will be transported to Krasnoyarsk soon,” the forensic examination office stated.

In Chechnya, the husband of a participant in protests against mobilization, Adam Muradov, died of a heart attack. This was reported by the Center for the Protection of Human Rights "Memorial". Muradov became ill during the prayer. His mobilized son Walid was allowed to attend the funeral. Protests against the mobilization took place in Grozny. Their participants were detained and taken to the mayor's office. The male relatives of the detainees, including Muradov, were also brought there.

Danish police have recorded the presence of unidentified drones in the area of ​​​​one of the Tyra gas fields after a gas leak from the Nord Stream system, reports . Reuters Tyra is the largest gas field in the Danish sector of the North Sea, operated by TotalEnergies. The field accounted for 90% of Danish gas production until its closure in September 2019. Then, as a result of exploitation, the seabed sank, and new technological and residential platforms had to be built.

Vice President of Foreign Affairs Commission in the National Assembly of France Frederick Petit-to overcome Europe with the energy crisis Frederick Petit. Photo: Olaf Kosinsky / Travail Personnel / Wikipedia In some European countries, electricity prices in the coming months can grow three to four times, and governments include strict savings to survive the winter.