Russian businessman stripped of citizenship due to ‘shame’

Waiver of citizenship due to “shame”

Russian businessman Oleg Tinkov, one of the first to speak publicly against the occupation of Ukraine, announced that he had renounced his Russian citizenship. “It’s a shame to continue to have this passport,” he said on his social networks.

He doesn’t want to be associated with a country that “starts a war with a peaceful neighbor and kills innocent people every day”, so now he hopes other businessmen will join his cause, thereby “weakening the (Vladimir) Putin regime.” and the economy,” according to the Bloomberg agency.

Nord Stream

Since 2018, the Department of Asset Recovery and Management (ORGA) of the Ministry of Justice has raised over €11.58 million through auctions of assets seized, confiscated or confiscated from criminals.

In a written response to a question by the government, socialist lawmakers Isaura Leal and Antonio Hurtado, ORGA, which was created in 2015 and aims to cooperate with the judiciary and prosecutors in finding assets obtained from the activity for confiscation, and to effectively manage these four A total of 491 tenders were realized annually.

kyiv ‘totally’ saved water supply

Ukraine’s capital, Kyiv, has “fully” restored its water supply on Tuesday, which disrupted much of the city on Monday following a new string of attacks launched by Russian forces that have focused on bombing strategic infrastructures in recent weeks.

The mayor of Kyiv, Vitali Klitschko, confirmed on Facebook the resumption of water supply – interrupted for 80 percent of homes and businesses – and also announced a complete renewal of electricity supply. interrupts are applied to prevent network overload.

Grain Agreement

Turkey on Tuesday requested that the agreement allowing grain exports from Ukrainian ports be excluded from the conflict over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine because of its importance for world food security.

Turkish Defense Minister Hulusi Akar said, “The grain export agreement has gone a long way in easing the global food crisis as nearly 10 million tons of grain has been shipped to those in need, and has shown that ‘cooperation and dialogue’ solves the problems.” aforementioned.

partial military mobilization

The Russian Ministry of Defense announced this Monday that all partial military mobilization and distribution of subpoenas were halted to fight on the front lines in the war against Ukraine.

According to the Russian agency TASS, the department said, “All activities related to the recruitment of reservists for military service by military bureaus and regional governments have been suspended. The preparation and delivery of military citations is now suspended.”

Russia urges 120,000 citizens to complete compulsory military service

Russia started its autumn preparation phase on Tuesday. compulsory military service 120,000 Russian citizens were summoned, 7,500 less than the same period last year.

The Russian military command assured that the troops would not be sent to the territory of the Donetsk and Lugansk people’s republics, and to the Zaporizhia and Kherson regions recently annexed by Moscow.

IAEA confirms inspections begin in Zaporizhia after last mine explosion

Rafael Grossi, Director-General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), said on Monday, agency’s security inspections began at its Zaporizhia facilityOn Sunday, a land mine turned off the power to one of the reactors.

According to Grossi These validation studies will be completed soon The two Ukrainian locations will continue to present their results in response to the Zelensky Government’s request and after they are carried out later this week.

Ukraine wants to exclude Russia from Security Council because of food crisis

Ukraine demanded that Russia be removed from the UN Security Council and other international organizations.exacerbate the global food crisis“After Ukraine suspended the grain export agreement.

Zelensky announces “response” to new major Russian offensive

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced this evening. there will be a response “on the battlefield” to the new great Russian offensive This Monday it’s against Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, which has left hundreds of towns without electricity. “There will be an answer on the battlefield. And I want to remind you that the total loss of personnel of the Russian invaders is about 72,000,” he said. “in the dark,” he warned.

Putin warns Kiev of further retaliation against its infrastructure for “attack” on Russian fleet

Russian President Vladimir Putin admitted today: massive attacks on energy infrastructure this Monday Ukraine partially realized Reaction to “terrorist attack” He warned that it was allegedly committed by Kyiv against the Black Sea Fleet and that there could be more retaliatory actions.

UN confirms Russia will continue grain deal despite suspension

The UN confirmed on Monday that it will continue to implement the agreement on Ukrainian grain exports despite Russia’s decision to suspend its participation, and said that for now, dozens of cargo ships waiting to continue their journey near Istanbul will be inspected.

Demands the release of three OSCE officials and withdraws from Ukraine

this LAMENT requested today “immediate” release of three former officials held in the east Ukraineand announced closing of missions He is on the field in that country due to the lack of Russian support to extend his tenure. “We will continue to work day and night for the release of our detained officials.The current head of the organization and Polish Foreign Minister Zbigniew Rau said in a statement that he had been held unjustly and in unknown conditions for more than six months.

EU condemns Russia’s suspension of grain deal and calls for it to be withdrawn

The European Union on Monday condemned Russia’s decision to suspend the EU. Implementation of the Black Sea Grain InitiativeHe urged Ukraine to “reverse the decision and continue to implement immediately” of the agreement, which allowed the export of Ukrainian grain through a secure corridor from Black Sea ports.

US accuses Russia of imposing “collective punishment” with Ukraine grain blockade

The US today accused Russia of executing it. “collective punishment” developing countries with Suspend Ukraine grain export deal and denounced that Moscow had “no reason” to abandon it. “Moscow’s removal is a collective punishment for the rest of the world, especially for low- and middle-income countries that desperately need it,” State Department spokesman Ned Price said at a news conference.

Russia and Turkey negotiate for Ukraine grain trade agreement

Minister of National Defense Hulusi Akar emphasized the importance of Turkey in a phone call with his Russian counterpart Sergei Shoigu. Maintaining the grain deal as the United Nations questions Moscow for breaking the agreement and the Russian side decides to suspend the movement of ships along the security corridor. Akar, in his meeting with Shoigu, stated that he hoped Moscow would reconsider its decision, and underlined this. Turkey will continue to work to guarantee peace According to Anadolu news agency, humanitarian aid in the region and at all levels.

Britain warns Russia of ‘serious consequences’ if it uses nuclear weapons

British Foreign Secretary James Cleverly warned Russia. The hypothetical use of nuclear weapons in the context of war would have “serious consequences”. Ukraine, already immersed in its ninth month of activity. “I must be clear that any use of nuclear weapons for Britain and our allies will fundamentally change the nature of this conflict. It will have serious consequences for Russia,” Cleverly said. said.

Ukraine denies that some of the donated weapons are in the hands of criminals from all over Europe

The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine denied this Monday statements by police officials about his suspicions that some of the weapons his partners had delivered to deal with the Russian invasion fell into the hands of criminal organizations operating in places like Sweden, the Netherlands or Denmark.