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24 September 2024
Ukraine was the first country in the world to introduce drone swarming technology, and over the past year it has managed to destroy or damage more than 200 facilities in Russia.
23 September 2024
Wanting to take possession of the Sea of Azov and the Kerch Strait, Russia restricts international shipping.
The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) neutralized the Russian defense intelligence sunversive group, which was preparing a violent seizure of power in Odesa.
On September 22, there were 162 combat clashes on the battlefield in Ukraine. The Ukrainian forces repelled 35 Russian attacks in the Pokrovsk sector and 28 in the Kurakhove sector.
The first eight hours of the all-out invasion were the most critical
22 September 2024
The occupiers are installing air defense systems on towers on Tuzla Spit near the Kerch Strait.
Massive explosions rang out in the temporarily occupied Crimea near the town of Dzhankoy in the north of the peninsula. Smoke was seen near the village of Azovske and toward the village of Pobednoye.
In temporarily occupied Simferopol, the partisans exposed the logistics base of the Russian Armed Forces.
Ukrainian and Crimean Tatar actor and director Akhtem Seitablayev called it "unacceptable" to allow the aggressor country to participate in any film festivals.
21 September 2024
Overnight, September 20-21, an ammunition depot was attacked by drones in the village of Kamenny in Tikhoretsk district, Krasnodar territory of the Russian Federation. A fire and detonation occurred at the facility.
The Ukrainian air defense forces shot down five Kh-59/69 missiles and 11 attack drones which the Russians launched to attack Ukraine overnight.
20 September 2024
Russian narratives and opponents of military support for Ukraine are gaining supporters in Germany because of the country's old problems and insufficient explanations from the coalition government as to why it is important to support Ukraine.
The Center for Strategic Communication and Information Security pursues efforts to provide a brief explanation to foreign audiences on the current topics of particular interest as regards Ukraine.
Crimea is Ukraine, and the territorial integrity of our country has never been and cannot be a subject for discussion or compromise.
19 September 2024
Ukraine has high hopes for the Polish presidency of the Council of the European Union and is counting on the support from European partners in opening all clusters in the EU accession talks.
The proposal of the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Poland, Radoslaw Sikorski, to transfer Crimea under the UN mandate, expressed during a discussion at the 20th annual meeting of YES in Kyiv, creates serious obstacles to the restoration of justice and protection of the rights of the residents of the temporarily occupied Crimea.
In the temporarily occupied Crimea, guerrillas recorded the transfer of weapons, ammunition and military equipment from Russia in the Kursk direction.
The guerillas have discovered a Buk-M3 medium-range air defense system and a P-18 radar on the coast of the Gagarin district in temporarily occupied Sevastopol.
18 September 2024
The illegal war Russia is waging against Ukraine remains a military disaster for Moscow as the invasion force has already suffered over 600,000 casualties.
Russian counteroffensive against Ukrainian forces holding part of the Kursk region is proceeding to Ukrainian plan; 152 Ukrainian POWs have returned back home from Russian captivity.
17 September 2024
The Russia-Ukraine war should be resolved by creating a new security architecture grounded in international law.
16 September 2024
The Center for Strategic Communication and Information Security pursues efforts to provide a brief explanation to foreign audiences on the current topics of particular interest as regards Ukraine.
Since the outset of the occupation of Crimea, 10 political prisoners have been released as part of prisoner exchanges.
In the Black Sea, the Russian Navy keeps a single Kalibr missile carrier.
Turkey wants to end the war in Ukraine as soon as possible and proposes using peace negotiations that would take into account Ukraine's interests.
15 September 2024
Ukraine and Russia conducted a prisoner of war (POW) exchange on September 14 — the third POW exchange since the start of Ukraine’s operation into the Kursk region, which appears to have generated the short-term effect of increasing incentives for Russia to engage in POW exchanges.
Ukraine’s air defense forces shot down one Kh-59 guided missile and ten Russian Shahed attack drones on the night of September 15.
14 September 2024
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg has called Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine a "turning point" and believes the alliance could have done more to prevent the war.
The Ukrainian law enforcers identified 51 Russian service members involved in the shelling of civilian infrastructure in Ukraine and notified them of suspicion, according to Ukraine’s Prosecutor General Andriy Kostin.
As of today, 219 Crimean political prisoners remain in Russian prisons.