Articles tagged "infrastructure"

Empty Kherson art museum in despair after entire collection stolen by Russia -- Ukraine launches ‘Grain from Ukraine’ program to support Africa's struggling countries -- UK trains 10 Ukrainian military crews to use Sea King helicopters -- Russian forces reposition in Donetsk, Zaporizhzhia oblasts - and more

Despite Russia’s defeat in Kherson, it still has resources to destroy Ukraine’s infrastructure -- More missiles delivered from Belarus to Russia -- Russian troops to evict civilians from three occupied settlements in Luhansk Oblast -- UN supports resolution for Russia to pay war reparations to Ukraine -- and more

Collaborators publicly hang woman for speaking out against Russia -- Russian occupying forces loot Kherson art museum -- Russian troops regroup in Zaporizhzhia Oblast -- Russian tactic of shooting deserters shows low quality, morale of their forces -- 1,300 Starlinks in Ukraine go offline due to funding issues -- and more

Ukrainian troops kill 10 Iranian instructors in Russian-occupied territories -- Russian forces will likely attempt to blow up Kakhovka dam to cover withdrawal from Kherson -- Russia, Belarus bluff to make Ukraine 'divert its forces to guard northern border' -- Belarus provides Russia with 24 more tanks -- and more

Russia setting stage for false flag operation near Kherson -- Martial law in occupied territories imposed to suppress local resistance -- Russian proxies in Kherson plan to relocate or deport up to 60,000 city residents -- Lockheed Martin ready to boost HIMARS production to 96 units per year -- and more

Russia to intensify air attacks on critical infrastructure -- Russian forces struggle to establish permanent societal control in temporarily occupied territories -- Russian cruise missiles severely damaged railway infrastructure -- Russian troops set up second filtration prison near Mariupol -- and more

Over $63 billion in damage to infrastructure from Russia’s war on Ukraine -- Over 10,000 hectares of forests on fire in Chornobyl Exclusion Zone -- Russia withdraws troops from Kyiv Oblast following ‘significant losses -- Missile strike on Lutsk carried out from Belarus -- and more

Deuxfleurs se dote de 35 ordinateurs de bureaux d'occasion qui serviront de nouveaux serveurs pour améliorer le service

Rupert Read & Ian Sinclair's dissection of the Tory controlled Government’s woeful response to the country’s worst public health crisis in a century. Also as a free e-book.

Tory's default approach with continued austerity with cuts affecting people along with reduced social programs & limited support for those in difficulty are creating more crime in the UK.