Anastasia Rodi (exMagazova) 🌻

As search efforts conclude, Russia's attack on Kyiv becomes most deadly on capital this year with 31 civilians killed Tymur Tkachenko, head of the city's military administration, said that as of the morning of Aug. 1, the Russian attack had killed 31 people. At around 10:40 a.m. local time, rescuers recovered three m...

With the rescue efforts now concluded, it has become clear that the Russian terror attack on an apartment building in Kyiv's Sviatoshynskyi district on 31 July, which killed 31 people and injured 179, is the second deadliest Russian war crime in Kyiv since the start of the full-scale invasion.

Each new deadly strike on Kyiv's Sviatoshyn district is getting closer to our apartment. Today, a missile destroyed a building just 700m away. Previous strikes were ~1km away.
You sleep in your bed and Russia kills you. Today, 15 people didn't wake up. 15 someone's universes. Today, it's not you.

Und klar: Es geht nicht nur um politische Rückschritte innerhalb der Ukraine, sondern auch um eine Beschädigung ihres Images im Ausland. Etwas, das Russland nur zu gerne mit Hilfe seiner Propaganda weiter eskalieren lässt - besonders in Deutschland. /3

Korruption in der Ukraine: Selenskyjs Schritt weg von Europa Ukraines Präsident Selenskyj wollte per Gesetz die Unabhängigkeit der Antikorruptionsbehörden beenden. Nach Protesten lenkt er ein. Wird sein Volk ihm verzeihen?

Ich wollte die inneren Prozesse unbedingt in einen größeren Zusammenhang stellen, um zu zeigen, was gerade mit der ukrainischen Demokratie im Krieg geschieht (hallo, Thema meiner Doktorarbeit!). All das habe ich in dieser Analyse für die wochentaz aufgeschrieben - taz.de/!6103695/ 2/

Für mich als Journalistin, die seit Jahren versucht, deutschen Leser:innen die Ukraine zu erklären, war es schmerzhaft, über diese Rückschritte zu berichten - und zugleich umso wichtiger, alle Fakten, Kontexte, Grauzonen und Folgen einzuordnen. 1/

Titelseite der taz

Zelenskyy has just signed a shameful bill #12414. This is a red flag.

"My father died not for this"
Pic: Masy Nayyem

Many thought that there would be no protests in Ukraine against the government during the war, but here is the Ukrainians' answer 👇
Ukrainians have already paid too high a price to allow politicians to steal their dream of living in a free and democratic country. #12414

BREAKING: Ukraine's parliament passes bill destroying independence of key anti-corruption bodies The legislation grants the prosecutor general new powers over investigations led by the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) and cases led by the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's ...

The context kyivindependent.com/bill-subordi...

Map of Russian Shahed and missile movements over Ukraine last night.
These chaotic lines trace a deadly dance above a sleeping nation.
For the first time since the war began (2014), Chernivtsi came under a massive attack. There are confirmed dead and seriously injured civilians.

The sky over Ukraine right now.

Map of Russian air targets in Ukrainian airspace last night: a total of 477 drones and 60 missiles.
🟡 drones
🟢 Kalibrs
🔵 Kinzhals + Iskanders
🔴 KH-101
Source: t.me/mon1tor_ua

/2 We all love and are proud of Ukrzaliznytsia. Today, a passenger train travelling from Odesa to Zaporizhzhia was also caught up in the attack. Among the injured were many children enjoying their summer holidays. Over the past month, Russia has significantly escalated its attacks on civilians.

It is midday on a normal working day in the summer. Suddenly, a series of explosions rocks the large Ukrainian city of Dnipro. At least nine people have been killed and over 100 wounded in a ballistic missile attack. 1/

Krieg in der Ukraine: „Das ist nichts anderes als Völkermord“ Zeitgleich zum G7-Treffen feuert Putin hunderte Drohnen ab. Es ist der schwerste Angriff seit Kriegsbeginn – und der Zeitpunkt wohl kein Zufall.

Habe geschrieben und kaum geatmet. Wenn alles vom Schmerz erfüllt ist – der Augenblick, die Stimme, jede Bewegung. So fühlen sich die Menschen in der Ukraine. taz.de/!6091548/

At least, 175 drones, 14 missiles and two ballistic missiles were fired at Kyiv alone.

Tonight, Russian terrorists killed 14 and injured 60 people in Kyiv alone. There were many direct hits on residential buildings. Many people are still under the rubble. But for the rest of the world, it's just another statistic of the Russian war crimes.

No, it’s not that Ukraine gave Putin a reason to attack - he came to kill Ukrainians because he wants to, he can, and he was allowed to.
This is Kharkiv this morning, after the largest attack since February 24, 2022: 53 drones, 4 guided aerial bombs, and 1 ballistic missile.

Ukrainian rescuers were rescuing people after the Russian attack in Kyiv. And they were killed while saving the lives of others.

It was one of the largest attacks on Lutsk. 6 missiles and 15 drones.

Among the damaged buildings was the hotel, where members of the Ukrainian national athletics team were staying at the time of the attack. They had arrived to take part in the championship.
All survived 🙏

As expected, tonight the Russians are attacking Ukraine, mostly with drones targeting the energy infrastructure. However, missile strikes are expected later, as approximately six bombers are currently heading toward their launch positions.

The video I recorded a few months ago shows how deserted this area had been in recent months.

Such a pointless attack, like so many others carried out by the Russians. The building had been empty for almost two years, with no military targets nearby - only residential buildings and shops. They think this shows their power, but in reality, it shows their stupidity. #Cherson

⚡️: Moscow, you have a problem.
Ukraine's SBU damages Crimean Bridge by mining underwater supports.

🇺🇦 Die Ukraine ist wieder in den Schlagzeilen der deutschen Medien.

Was bisher bekannt ist – habe hier zusammengefasst 👉 taz.de/!6088396/

Russian propagandists called Ukraine’s secret services operation to destroy Russian strategic aircraft a “Russian Pearl Harbor”.

According to reports, Ukrainian drones have damaged around 40 Russian aircraft, which Russia no longer manufactures but merely upgrades from Soviet-era technology.
With more support from its allies, the ingenuity of the Ukrainians would be enough to dismantle Russia’s combat capability. 2/

If the Russians don’t want a ceasefire in the air, then the Ukrainians destroy their combat aircraft. It’s similar to what happened with the warships in the Black Sea - a country without a navy managed to destroy the Russian fleet. 1/