Published: October 10
Updated: November 18
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Iranian military adviser killed in Ukraine
today at 06.26 Annica Ögren
An Iranian military adviser has been killed in Crimea, which is occupied by Russia.
According to Ukraine’s National Security Council, the Iranian personnel were in Crimea to assist Russia with armed drones.
Oleksiy Danilov, representative of the Ukrainian Security Council, is now warning, saying that other Iranians who are on occupied territory in Ukraine will be seen as targets in the conflict, reports The Guardian.
Details: Russia plans false flag attacks on Belarus
Ukrainian intelligence says Russia is planning false flag attacks on Belarus.
In its daily update on the war, the ISW think tank mentions the information.
The attacks may be directed at critical infrastructure to pressure the military of Belarus to enter Ukraine.
ISW assesses that it is still unlikely that Belarus will participate in the war in Ukraine.
Ukrainians are evacuated to the west
Residents of the recently liberated Kherson region are offered evacuation to western Ukraine, as the harsh conditions in the area make it difficult to live there during the winter, reports the site Current Time.
Many residents of the Kherson area do not have heating in their homes, as a result of the war and the former Russian occupation.
Ukraine investigates allegations of war crimes
Ukraine to investigate video footage that, according to Russia, allegedly shows war crimes committed by Ukrainian soldiers, according to Meduza magazine.
Two video clips circulated on pro-Russian Telegram channels in support of the allegations. In one video Russian soldiers are seen surrendering, in the other they are apparently dead.
Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Olha Stefanishyna told the AP news agency that the videos should be investigated, but that it is “not at all likely” that the videos substantiate the Russian accusations.
Ukraine: “Peace negotiations now resemble capitulation”
The Western world’s attempt to convince Ukraine of peace negotiations would be tantamount to capitulation, believes Ukrainian presidential adviser Mykhaylo Podolyak.
– When you have the initiative on the battlefield, it is a bit bizarre to receive such suggestions, he says to the AFP news agency.
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In the winter of 2014, Russia invaded the Ukrainian Crimean peninsula and took it over with the help of heavily armed elite soldiers.
The contradictions spread to eastern Ukraine – where the war between pro-Russians and the Ukrainian army has claimed close to 10,000 lives.
In February 2022, Russia again invaded Ukraine.
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