CBS journalists visited several villages of the Kherson region recently liberated by the Ukrainian army during a counterattack. Locals were under occupation for about seven months and now tell how they lived all this time.

With the beginning of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the rejection of the passport of the Russian Federation was the most relevant trend of 2022. Yesterday, a billionaire Yuri Milner, who was born in Moscow and made a scientific and then business career, announced about leaving Russian citizenship. In September, a similar statement was made by the entrepreneur and investor Ruben Vardanyan - also a billionaire born in Yerevan.

Billionaire Yuri Milner, included in the first twenty richest Russians, said on Twitter that he and his family in the summer of 2022 abandoned the citizenship of the Russian Federation. This is the third prominent Russian businessman who has done this since the beginning of a full -scale war in Ukraine. “My family and I left Russia forever in 2014, after the Russian annexation of Crimea. And this summer we officially completed the process of rejection of Russian citizenship, ”said Milner.

In Ukraine, Evgeny Bizyaev, who was drafted into the army on September 28, died in Ukraine in Ukraine. This is announced today by the local publication IT's My City with reference to relatives and loved ones. Also, according to unconfirmed data, three more Urals died in Ukraine. According to Bizyev’s close ones, he was first taken to the 32nd military town, after which he was immediately sent to Rostov-on-Don, from where he had already hit the front. Eugene had a three -year -old daughter.

The New York Times issued a report from Velikaya Aleksandrovka in the Kherson region, which refers to the "mysterious" inscriptions on the walls that Russian soldiers left to retreat. They may indicate a low military spirit of military personnel of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation. The village of Velikaya Aleksandrovka was used by the Russian army as a tank bridgehead, during the counterattack of the Armed Forces, logistics and transport infrastructure were greatly violated here.

In Ukraine, there is a turning point in the war, the Armed Forces of Ukraine are opposed by Russian troops that are exhausted due to Vladimir Putin's mistakes. This opinion is shared by the head of the British government center (GCHQ) Jeremy Fleming. The Air Force writes that he will perform at the Royal Institute of the Armed Forces today, and gives excerpts from his planned speech.

Kyiv. October 10, 2022 Yevhen Kotenko / Global Look Press / Keystone Press Agency The shocking news of the last day was the massive missile shelling of Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities. Russia has produced dozens of cruise missiles of air, sea, ground-based cruise missiles, ballistic missiles, anti-aircraft controlled missiles, as well as Iranian dried-ups Shahed-136. As a result of the attack, according to the updated data, 19 people died, 105 were injured.

Support for military “special operations” in Ukraine among Russians reached a historical minimum, showed a survey of the independent project “Chronicle”, which is conducted by civil and political activist Alexei Minyailo. The study revealed that after the defeats of the Russian army, which began in September, the mobilization announcements, the group of “militarists” and “pacifists” became comparable.

During the massive Russian blows to Ukrainian cities on October 10, high -precision weapons of large -range were wasted, because the shells mainly fell on civilian infrastructure, this attack would not have a significant impact on the Ukrainian army. This is evidenced by experts of the American Institute for the Study of War (ISW) and The New York Times.

In the metropolitan school No. 285, the class teacher Anna Gavrilova humiliated the 8th grade student Dmitry Zorina. And the geography teacher Marina Vlasova threatened to “cut off the eggs” to the student. This was told by Republic was told by Zorin's parents. Dmitry Zorin is one of the resource class students where children with autism are studying at a Moscow school.

Inflation in Kazakhstan in annual terms reached 17.7%. Its acceleration was most strongly affected by the increase in rental housing prices due to the mass migration of Russians running from the war and mobilization. The chairman of the National Bank (NBRK), Galymzhan Pirmatov, announced the difficult economic situation today at a government meeting. According to him, only for September, the rent for housing in Kazakhstan on average increased by 13.1%, and compared to last September - by 40.7%.

Translated from English O.A. Lyashenko; Scientific editor A. Losev; Responsible editor A. Podolyak Original edition: 'Intensive Care: a GP, A Community & Covid-19', By Gavin Francis (Wellcome Collection, 2021) The Bombbor publishing house in the series “Books about those who save life” has published the book by the surgeon Gavin Francis “Intensive Therapy. Stories about doctors, patients and how pandemia changed them.

Since the beginning of mobilization, Russia seems to have already left hundreds of thousands of people. People continue to leave and this causes the most different, often a negative reaction. In the media and in conversations from Ukrainians and other neighbors of Russia, we hear: “Where are you going? Turn around and go deal with your government ”or“ Let's close the borders and cancel the visas, because the Russians are responsible for the actions of their government.

Oleg Gulak Facebook (belongs to META, recognized as an extremist organization and prohibited in the territory of the Russian Federation) On October 10, Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko instructed the Belarusian military to accept and place Russian troops as part of the deployment of a joint group.

Dozens of central banks in the world are now raising accounting rates in the hope of reducing inflation to the targets set by them another couple more years ago-2%. However, aggressive tightening of monetary policy threatens the global economy with slowdown and, it is possible, a complete stop of development, warns the UN Trade and Development conference (Unctad).