In the village of Tsibanobalka, Krasnodar Territory, security forces shot dead a man who attacked policemen and an employee of an energy company who had come to cut off his electricity for non-payment, and then barricaded himself in a house. This is reported by the portal 93.RU. A 56-year-old resident of the Krasnodar Territory stabbed one police officer in the thigh, another in the arm.

During the withdrawal from Kherson, the Russian army released the prisoners from the city pre-trial detention center. this with reference to its own correspondent. reports Hromadske The publication says that the Ukrainian military discovered the cases of 457 convicts in the Kherson pre-trial detention center, 15 of them were sentenced to life imprisonment. They served time in different colonies and temporarily ended up in a local pre-trial detention center.

The Swiss non -governmental organization Press Emblem Campaign (PEC) handed the award to the journalist of Novaya Gazeta Europe, Ekaterina Glikman "For her unchanged and impeccable commitment to freedom in Russia." PEC President Blaz Lampen noted that the state of freedom of the press in Russia worsened significantly after the start of a full -scale war in Ukraine. He stated that the 2022 PEC Award is devoted to reporters who preferred to emigrate to continue to work freely.

The UN General Assembly has adopted a resolution on holding Russia accountable for the war in Ukraine, TASS reports . In particular, Moscow will have to pay reparations to Kyiv. The resolution stipulates creation of a special list of damages that Russian inflicted on Ukraine. The resolution was supported by 94 states, 17 opposed it, and 73 more abstained. Among those who voted against are: Belarus, Syria, China, Cuba, Iran, Zimbabwe and Eritrea.

Dmytro Lysovets, resident of Russia-occupied Mariupol, has been charged with joining an armed and extremist gang and training to commit terrorist activity. He was also tortured to elicit a confession, Grigory Kreshchentsky, Lysovets’s lawyer, told Holod media outlet. In April, Lysovets attempted to escape Mariupol across the Russian border (the only way to leave the city at the time), as he was scared for his safety “because of the military past”, the lawyer claims.

The UN General Assembly adopted a resolution according to which Russia can be held accountable for the war in Ukraine. It is reported by TASS. Moscow, in particular, will have to pay reparations in favor of Kyiv. The resolution provides for the creation of a register of damage caused by Russia to Ukraine. 94 countries voted in favor of the resolution, 14 voted against, 73 abstained. Among those who voted "no" are Belarus, Syria, China, Cuba, Iran, Zimbabwe and Eritrea.

Berlin is set to purchase 100% shares of a former Gazprom subsidiary, SEFE Securing Energy for Europe GmbH, previously known as Gazprom Germania, Reuters reports . Germany is planning to buy out the company to rescue it from a bankruptcy, the agency adds.

In the war in Ukraine, a student from Zambia, Lemehani Nathan Nyirenda, who previously served time in a Russian prison, died. This was announced by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the country Stanley Kakubo. The Moscow embassy of Zambia confirmed to the minister that 23-year-old Nyirenda died during the fighting in Ukraine on September 22. His body is now in Rostov, soon he will be sent to Zambia.

After the defeat on the west bank of the Dnipro River, Russia could end up losing Melitopol, Berdyansk, and Mariupol.

The Nizhny Novgorod District Court sentenced the journalist Natalia Rezontov by 1 year 6 months of restriction of freedom in the “sanitary case” for calls for rallies in support of Alexei Navalny in January 2021 (part 1, Article 236 of the Criminal Code). About this "Novaya Gazeta. Europe ”reported by the daughter of Rezontova. Natalia Rezontova and lawyer Yuri Sidorov.

Dmitry Lisovets, a resident of Russian-occupied Mariupol, was accused of participating in an armed and extremist group (part 2 of article 208 of the Criminal Code, part 2 of article 282.2 of the Criminal Code) and of training in order to carry out terrorist activities (article 205.3 of the Criminal Code) and tortured to achieve confessions. the Kholod publication about this .

Against the backdrop of Kherson’s liberation, Mariupol is being prepared for a long defense. Here's what the locals say about this A woman against the background of a building damaged as a result of Mariupol shelling. Photo: Stringer / Anadolu Agency / Getty images On the day when the Ukrainian side officially announced the liberation of Kherson, the evening news releases on the main television channels of Russia was ignored by this historical event.

The European Union has officially rolled out its mission aimed at training Ukrainian servicemembers (EUMAM Ukraine), the Council of the EU announced on Twitter. The mission envisages training for 15,000 Ukrainian military personnel in the EU. The Council of the EU reached an agreement to establish a military assistance mission for Ukraine in October. The programme is expected to last two years, the total financial commitment to its implementation stands at €106.7 million.

At Bali, a meeting of US President Joe Biden and the head of China Xi Jinping was held. Photo: Foreign Ministry Biden said that the United States would withstand any one-sided change in status-cvies in Taiwan. At the same time, he condemned the aggressive actions of China in relation to the island, which "undermine peace and stability in the region, and also jeopardize global prosperity." Xi Jinping outlined China's fundamental position on this issue.

Anastasia Tatulova, the founder of the Anderson chain of cafes and confectioneries , said in her Telegram channel that “at least five” law enforcement officers came to each establishment. “Half an hour ago, in all partner and own cafes of our network, a large-scale operation began to finally expel me from the country, or “to jail or shut up and get out of here,” as the words of a very high-ranking official conveyed to me.