Oleshky crisis deepens as Kyiv attack leaves unexploded warhead
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The BBC reports that Russian-occupied Oleshky is cut off from food and water, with residents saying they eat garden weeds. Four sources confirmed that two civilians carrying food were killed by a drone on 20 September. The BBC could not independently verify a volunteer's wider estimate of about 1,200 deaths; the UN mission recorded reports of at least 29 civilians killed and 54 injured this year in Oleshky and Hola Prystan. [S3]
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Ukrinform, citing Kyiv police, reports that bomb-disposal experts neutralised a 227-kilogram unexploded warhead from a ballistic missile launched by Russian forces overnight. The fragment fell in an open area of Kyiv's Darnytskyi district and was removed for later disposal. [S9]
Source published ·Київ, Україна · city
OpenStreetMap · A fragment of the missile carrying a 227-kilogram warhead fell in an open area in Kyiv’s Darnytskyi district.
European Pravda, citing PAP, reports that Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said a fire at a Starlink ground station in Wola Krobowska was unlikely to have been accidental, while avoiding a definitive sabotage finding. Police, prosecutors and firefighters are investigating; initial findings point to possible deliberate ignition, but an electrical short circuit is also under consideration. [S8]
Source published ·Wola Krobowska, gmina Grójec, powiat grójecki, województwo mazowieckie, Polska · city
OpenStreetMap · The fire at a Starlink satellite communications ground station located in the Polish village of Wola Krobowska broke out on the evening of 23 September.
Mediazona reports that Kirov's Pervomaisky District Court fined Anastasia Peregorodova 30,000 roubles for “discrediting” the Russian army. The case concerned two Instagram videos in which she criticised participation in the war against Ukraine and said she would not contribute money or supplies in support of Russian troops. [S1]
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Ukraine had reached an agreement for a package of missiles for Patriot air-defence systems but did not identify the other country. Ukrinform also reported his announcements of a security agreement with Australia and a drone deal with Finland. [S10]
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Poland said a Russian Mi-8 military helicopter entered Polish airspace from Kaliningrad on Wednesday morning, reaching about 300 metres across the border north of Braniewo for 42 seconds. According to the BBC, Poland scrambled fighters and kept ground forces alert; Moscow had not immediately commented. [S5]
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The Moscow Times reported that Krasnodar Governor Veniamin Kondratyev declared a state of emergency, retroactive to 12 August, after attacks described as Ukrainian disrupted Black Sea ports and shipping. Farms were left with unsold grain, while industry analysts estimated that 90% of the region's grain-export capacity had been taken offline in August. [S7]
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A district court in Pula approved the extradition of Ukrainian citizen Volodymyr Zhuravlov to Germany, where he is suspected of involvement in the Nord Stream pipeline sabotage, European Pravda reported citing Suspilne. His lawyer Mykola Katerynchuk called the ruling biased and political and said it would be appealed. [S9]
Source published ·Grad Pula, Istarska županija, Hrvatska · city
OpenStreetMap · The District Court in the Croatian city of Pula has approved the extradition of Ukrainian citizen Volodymyr Zhuravlov to Germany
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The BBC reports that Russian-occupied Oleshky is cut off from food and water, with residents saying they eat garden weeds. Four sources confirmed that two civilians carrying food were killed by a drone on 20 September. The BBC could not independently verify a volunteer's wider estimate of about 1,200 deaths; the UN mission recorded reports of at least 29 civilians killed and 54 injured this year in Oleshky and Hola Prystan. [S3]
Ukrinform, citing Kyiv police, reports that bomb-disposal experts neutralised a 227-kilogram unexploded warhead from a ballistic missile launched by Russian forces overnight. The fragment fell in an open area of Kyiv's Darnytskyi district and was removed for later disposal. [S9]
European Pravda, citing PAP, reports that Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said a fire at a Starlink ground station in Wola Krobowska was unlikely to have been accidental, while avoiding a definitive sabotage finding. Police, prosecutors and firefighters are investigating; initial findings point to possible deliberate ignition, but an electrical short circuit is also under consideration. [S8]
Mediazona reports that Kirov's Pervomaisky District Court fined Anastasia Peregorodova 30,000 roubles for “discrediting” the Russian army. The case concerned two Instagram videos in which she criticised participation in the war against Ukraine and said she would not contribute money or supplies in support of Russian troops. [S1]
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Ukraine had reached an agreement for a package of missiles for Patriot air-defence systems but did not identify the other country. Ukrinform also reported his announcements of a security agreement with Australia and a drone deal with Finland. [S10]
Poland said a Russian Mi-8 military helicopter entered Polish airspace from Kaliningrad on Wednesday morning, reaching about 300 metres across the border north of Braniewo for 42 seconds. According to the BBC, Poland scrambled fighters and kept ground forces alert; Moscow had not immediately commented. [S5]
The Moscow Times reported that Krasnodar Governor Veniamin Kondratyev declared a state of emergency, retroactive to 12 August, after attacks described as Ukrainian disrupted Black Sea ports and shipping. Farms were left with unsold grain, while industry analysts estimated that 90% of the region's grain-export capacity had been taken offline in August. [S7]
A district court in Pula approved the extradition of Ukrainian citizen Volodymyr Zhuravlov to Germany, where he is suspected of involvement in the Nord Stream pipeline sabotage, European Pravda reported citing Suspilne. His lawyer Mykola Katerynchuk called the ruling biased and political and said it would be appealed. [S9]
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