Pachamama DayVladimir Putin this Sunday, on Russia's Navy Day.(EFE)Russia announced this Sunday that its new naval doctrine centers on the idea that the United States is its greatest global threat.And that to counteract this threat, it plans to create military bases in multiple parts of the globe.The intention of the Vladimir Putin regime is to inaugurate military bases in the Mediterranean Sea, the Asia-Pacific region, the Indian Ocean and the Persian Gulf.Moscow sees as the "main risk" for its Navy the lack of sufficient bases outside its borders that can receive and supply its ships and carry out repair and technical maintenance.In the US, they are concerned about the steps that Russia is taking in the conflict.A few hours ago, the ambassador to the United Nations stated that she should no longer be in doubt that Russia intends to dismantle Ukraine "and dissolve it from the world map completely".Linda Thomas-Greenfield told the UN Security Council that Washington is seeing increasing signs that Russia is laying the groundwork to try to annex the Donetsk and Luhansk provinces in eastern Ukraine and the Kherson regions. and Zaporizhia, in the south, with politicians controlled by Moscow who promote fake referendums.pic.twitter.com/LK1MB2cSoJNATO's International Security Force for Kosovo (KFOR) is ready to intervene if stability in northern Kosovo is endangered, the military organization warned in a statement.Disseminated through the social network Twitter and after admitting that "security in northern Kosovo is tense", KFOR states that "it will take all necessary measures to maintain a safe environment in Kosovo at all times, in accordance with its mandate of the United Nations", emanated from resolution 1244 of 1999.KFOR stresses that the KFOR command is in contact with all its main interlocutors, including representatives of Kosovo security organizations and the Serbian Chief of Defense, and will continue to offer its support for the normalization of the process between Pristina and Belgrade."There will be no real prospects for a better future in the Balkans without full respect for human rights and democratic values, rule of law, internal reforms, and good neighborly relations. Constructive dialogue is the key to regional stability," he concluded.In recent hours, strong tensions have arisen between Kosovo and Serbia with blockades of border crossings and roads, a few hours after the beginning of the application by Pristina of the ban on Serbian documents and license plates in Kosovo, a measure that they oppose the Serbs.Kosovo announced at the end of last June that it will prohibit the use of Serbian identity documents and license plates on its territory from August 1, in a decision similar to the one that last September generated a crisis that implied that the two countries increased their forces. border security.Since 2011, Kosovo and Serbia have been carrying out difficult and unsuccessful negotiations to normalize their relations.The Center for Combating Disinformation of the National Security Council of Ukraine reported via Telegram that since the beginning of the war, the number of Russian attacks against civilian facilities is 60 times higher than against military ones.This contradicts the statement of Russian President Vladimir Putin, who said that "the Russian army does not attack any civilian objects."According to Ukrinform, there are 17,300 attacks against civilian facilities and about 300 against military ones."First of all, the occupiers attack the civil infrastructure of the cities located along the front line," they reported.In this way, the Kremlin hopes that the shelling will encourage local residents to stop resisting and speak out against the "kyiv regime," according to the Center.This "scorched earth" tactic, as analysts point out, replaced the Russian Army's unsuccessful bid to infiltrate mobile groups into the interior of the country.Anatoly Chubais was considered a man very close to President Vladimir Putin until last March, when he left his country almost a month after the start of the war in Ukraine.He is hospitalized in serious conditions "in a European clinic," the Tass agency reported.The agency cited TV presenter Ksenia Sobchak as a source, who said she got the news from the mouth of Chubais's wife, Avdotya Smirnoav Chubais, the father of privatization in Russia and already a presidential envoy for the climate, was affected by the Guillian-Barré syndrome, a rare neurological disease that damages peripheral nerves.Chubais is hospitalized in intensive care, the famous driver specified that he did not say in which European country he is.The President of Ukraine, Volodimir Zelensky, assured this Sunday that no Russian attack will go unanswered and thanked his compatriots for the effort they are making to resist the invading army.“The Russian army is trying to strengthen its position in the occupied areas of the south of our country, increasing activity in the corresponding directions (...) But this will not help them.None of the Russian attacks goes unanswered by our military and intelligence officials,” the president said in his usual daily message to the Ukrainians.“Let the Russian terrorists not even hope that they can destroy the social and industrial potential of Ukraine and walk among the ruins.Ukraine and our people, our capabilities are definitely more powerful than any Russian missiles and shells," Zelensky added.“I want to thank every resident of Mykolaiv for being indomitable, for protecting the city and the region.I also thank Nikopol, Kharkov, the entire Dnipropetrovsk region, the strong people of Zaporizhia, each and every one who defends the approaches to Odessa and the region... Thank you for your courage!” he added.Relatives of those detained in Azovstal marched in Lviv.Photo: EFE/Mykola Tys.Relatives and friends of the captured fighters at the Azovstal steel plant marched in Lviv to call for the protection of rights and do everything possible for a quick exchange of prisoners of war to save their lives.The protesters called for an exchange of prisoners of war.Photo: EFE/Mykola Tys.Fifty-three Ukrainian prisoners of war were killed in the July 29 attack on the Olenivka compound.Photo: EFE/Mykola Tys.The European Union should designate Russia a state sponsor of terrorism, Latvian Foreign Minister Edgars Rinkēvičs said, following the attack that killed dozens of Ukrainian prisoners of war on Friday that renewed calls to further isolate Moscow in the international scene.'Call a spade a spade' — Latvia urges terror sponsor label for Russia https://t.co/xPDTyAatks"Let's call things by their name. Europe should redouble its efforts to isolate Russia: confiscate Russian state assets and limit the issuance of visas to Russians, as well as increase support and military aid to Ukraine. We condemn countries like Iran, and Russia is no different," Rinkēvičs said in an interview with Politico.“We see all the brutality of the Russian forces, which actually look a lot like ISIS, which we have always called a terrorist organization.Let's call things by their name”, added the Latvian foreign minister.At least 5,000 dolphins have died since the start of the war in Ukraine, according to a study by marine biologists and environmentalists from countries in the Black Sea region.Dolphins use echolocation - also called biosonar - to communicate, find food and navigate.The constant underwater noise caused by the submarines of the Russian fleet in the Black Sea, together with the explosions, causes acoustic trauma in the dolphins.Consequently, mammals die in greater numbers because they have difficulty finding food and become susceptible to viruses and parasites due to weakened immune systems.Before the war, a comprehensive survey of the Black Sea cetacean population found that there were at least 253,000 dolphins in the Black Sea and populations "had not declined in the last 20 years."The Ukrainian president renewed his call for him to resist the Russian invasion.Photo.: video capture.President Volodimir Zelensky stressed on Sunday that Ukrainians must stand firm and take care of each other in the face of the Russian invasion, which has been going on for more than five months."Strategically, Russia has no chance of winning this war, and it is necessary to hold on for the terrorist state to feel its defeat on a tactical level," Zelensky said in his usual daily video message to his compatriots."The more effective we are in this, all the citizens of Ukraine, the faster we will achieve victory. Thanks to all those who fight for Ukraine. Glory to Ukraine!" Added the president, who also expressed his condolences for the death of the businessman. cereal grower Oleksiy Vadaturskyi and his wife.Russian forces shelled Sumy Oblast seven times on Sunday, according to the region's governor, Dmytro Zhyvytskyi.The official said that the northern border of the region received almost 90 rockets of different types.About 25 hectares planted with wheat were destroyed by the bombardment.Since the beginning of the Russian invasion, some 400,000 Ukrainians have left the captured territories through Zaporizhia, Oleksandr Starukh, head of the region's Military Administration, said in an interview with the official information service Ukrinform."Around 400,000 people passed through the city. 106,000 were registered as internally displaced," he said, noting that some of the displaced went to other cities after being evacuated to Zaporizhia.Starukh clarified that almost 90,000 displaced people have settled directly in the city.Among them are 16,000 residents of the Donetsk region, including some 7,000 residents of Mariupol.Mykhailo Podolyak, an adviser to Ukraine's President Volodimir Zelensky, said satellite images of the Olenivka prison attacked on Friday indicate the blast came from inside the Russian-controlled building.Media write about the "hit on Olenivka", but is there a proof?1. Satellite images show that only one building was damaged 2. Prisoners were transferred there right before the attack 3. Photo analysis show a thermobaric explosion from the inside A hit?No, a terrorist attack.pic.twitter.com/pPnBoQqGO5“1-Satellite images show that only one building was damaged.2-The prisoners were transferred just there before the attack.3-Photographic analyzes show a thermobaric explosion from the inside”, Podolyak listed in a message posted on his Twitter account.Russian officials said the building was the target of a Ukrainian attack aimed at silencing Ukrainian prisoners of war who might have provided information about their country's military operations.One of the mass graves found in the city of Bucha, near kyiv.Photo: EFE/Oleg Petrasyuk/archive imageThe police chief of the kyiv oblast (province) said on Sunday that 1,348 civilians were found dead after the withdrawal of Russian forces from that region.Andriy Nebytov added that 300 inhabitants of the oblast remain missing.Russian forces withdrew from kyiv Oblast in early April, leaving behind several mass graves filled with the bodies of civilians.Ukrainian authorities said on Sunday that Moscow had not yet responded to their request to return the bodies of prisoners of war who died in an explosion on pro-Russian territory on Friday."At the moment, there is no response from Russia," Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Iryna Vereshchuk said in statements quoted by the "Unian" agency, in which she spoke of a "crime against humanity" and a "terrible tragedy".She stated that both the Ombudsman and other institutions are making efforts to recover the bodies of the victims, many of them members of the Azov battalion active in the defense of the besieged city of Mariupol.At least 40 missiles were fired this morning by Russian forces on the southern Ukrainian city of Mykolaiv in one of the biggest attacks since the war began."My city is turning into a second Mariupol," Hanna Zamazieeva, head of the Mykolaiv regional council, wrote in a Telegram post, quoted by the Ukrinform news agency.Several infrastructures were damaged, including a hotel, a sports center, two educational institutions and a gas station, as well as residential buildings, Ukrinform reported.Sting spoke about defending democracy during a concert in the Polish capital.Photo: AP/Arnulfo Franco/file image.British singer Sting interrupted a concert that he was giving in Warsaw to denounce the war in Ukraine and to affirm that democracy is in danger throughout the world.“The war in Ukraine is an absurdity based on a lie.If we swallow that lie, the lies will eat us.The truth must be heard.And we must not lose this fight," said the former bassist of the group The Police.“The alternative to democracy is a prison, a prison of thought.The alternative to democracy is violence, oppression, prison and silence."A man working at a factory in Donetsk, in the self-proclaimed republic of the same name in eastern Ukraine, was killed on Sunday during a shelling by Ukrainian forces, the Russian news agency Tass reported.The 64-year-old man was killed in an attack on an aluminum factory in the Kuiyshevsky district, Donetsk Mayor Alexey Kulemzin said on his Telegram channel.The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) still did not receive official approval this Sunday to access the Olenivka prison, where dozens of Ukrainian prisoners of war died in a bombing in still unclear circumstances."Until now, we have received no official confirmation giving us access to visit the site or the prisoners of war who were victims of the attack, and to date our offer of material assistance has not been accepted," the ICRC said in a statement issued. this Sunday.The ICRC requested access to the site and "to all the places where the wounded and dead were taken" as quickly as possible from the moment the bombardment took place, for which each of the parties involved in the conflict rejects responsibility.The attack on the detention facility in Olenivka is unconscionable, as are reports of barbaric treatment of Ukrainian POWs by Russia's forces.We will continue to pursue accountability and give Ukraine what it needs to defend itself against Moscow's horrific aggression."The attack on the detention center in Olenivka is inconceivable, as are the reports of the barbaric treatment of Ukrainian POWs by Russian forces," US Ambassador to Ukraine Bridget wrote on her Twitter account. Brink."We will continue to search for those responsible and give Ukraine what it needs to defend itself against horrific aggression from Moscow," she concluded her message.A top Ukrainian presidential adviser has argued that the death of a leading grain businessman in Mykolaiv on Sunday in a Russian bombardment was a deliberate act by the Kremlin."In my opinion, the murder of Oleksii Vadaturskyy was not accidental. He was among the largest agricultural entrepreneurs in the country and an important person in the Mykolaiv region," said Mykhailo Podolyak, adviser to Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelensky, commenting on Telegram about that death, The businessman was the founder of Nibuloni, the largest grain trading company in Ukraine."The precise attack against his house, and specifically against the bedroom, leaves no doubt that it was planned and organized," Podolyak added."Russian barbarians continue the campaign of terror against the population, all the latest Russian terrorist attacks are aimed at bringing the population to its knees," he added.We continue to pray for the Ukrainian people, attacked and martyred, asking God to free them from the scourge of war.The only reasonable thing would be to stop and negotiate.May wisdom inspire concrete steps of peace.Pope Francis affirmed this Sunday that "even during the trip" to Canada, he never stopped praying "for the Ukrainian people, attacked and martyred" and asking God to "free them from the scourge of war.""If we look at reality objectively, considering the damage that each day of war brings to that population, but also to the entire world, the only reasonable thing would be to stop and negotiate," the Pope said during the Angelus in St. Peter's Square."May wisdom inspire concrete steps of peace," he added.Moscow to allow UN, Red Cross visit to Olenivka Russia said it will allow the United Nations and the Red Cross to inspect the Olenivka prison where Ukrainian prisoners of war died in a devastating attack that kyiv blames on Russian forces."The Russian Defense Ministry says it will allow experts from the UN and the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) access to the place of death of prisoners of war in Olenivka, Donetsk Oblast," the site wrote. Ukrainian news outlet The Kyiv Independent.A combine harvests wheat in a field near Kharkov, (Photo EFE/Sergey Kozlov)Turkish presidential spokesman Ibrahim Kalin said on Sunday that there is "a high probability" that a first ship loaded with Ukrainian grain will leave the port of Odessa, Ukraine, on Monday morning, under the terms of an agreement. reached on July 22 with Russia."There is a great probability that a first ship could leave tomorrow morning (Monday) if everything is arranged until tonight," said Kalin, during an interview with the private channel Kanal 7. The Turo representative, however, indicated that he still there are "one or two issues to be resolved in the negotiations with the Russians.""The preparations have reached a point that would allow the departure of the ships from the port of Odessa. The ships have been loaded, they are ready to leave, but there needs to be good logistics coordination," the spokesman added.Russia accused Ukraine on Sunday of launching a drone attack on its Black Sea fleet headquarters on the annexed Crimean peninsula, and authorities in Mikolaiv, southern Ukraine, said the city suffered its worst bombing in more than five months of conflict."This morning, Ukrainian nationalists decided to spoil the Day of the Russian Fleet," Mikhail Razvozhaev, governor of Sevastopol, wrote on Telegram.According to pro-Russian authorities in the Crimean peninsula, which Moscow annexed in 2014, a drone landed in the courtyard of the fleet headquarters and the explosion injured six staff members.The Russian fleet will be equipped with a new Zircon hypersonic cruise missile "in the coming months," Russian President Vladimir Putin announced today, in full offensive in Ukraine, while participating in a naval parade in Saint Petersburg, after signing a decree in which establishes that the main challenge of the Russian naval doctrine is the claims of dominance of the United States in the world ocean.The Russian fleet "is capable of inflicting a withering response on all those who decide to attack our sovereignty and freedom," for which military equipment "is constantly being improved," Putin assured during a naval parade.The president cited, among others, the "ultramodern Zircon hypersonic missiles that do not have any obstacles" and specified that "their delivery to the Russian armed forces will begin in the coming months," the AFP news agency reported.The missiles have a maximum range of 1,000 kilometers.The Russian Navy, celebrating their day in an act in Saint Petersburg (Photo Olga MALTSEVA / AFP)Russia today announced plans to create new military bases in the Mediterranean Sea, the Asia-Pacific region, the Indian Ocean and the Persian Gulf within the framework of the new naval doctrine approved by the president, Vladimir Putin, and which considers the US as the biggest threat to your safety.Moscow sees as the "main risk" for its Navy the lack of sufficient bases outside its borders that can receive and supply its ships and carry out repair and technical maintenance.​"Important areas" in which the Russian fleet must ensure national interests from the economic, national security and strategic point of view are: the Black and Azov seas;the eastern Mediterranean;the Baltic and the area of ​​the Kuril Islands (whose sovereignty Japan claims), and the axes of maritime communications to the continents of Asia and Africa, among others.The Ukrainian authorities almost immediately denied reports of an "alleged Ukrainian attack" with a drone on the Russian Black Sea Fleet headquarters in Sevastopol, Crimea, and spoke of a "provocation" by their enemy."The liberation of our Crimea from the occupiers will not take place in this way but much more effectively. Everything has its time," Odessa Regional Military Administration spokesman Serhiy Bratchuk said in a Telegram message.Mikhail Razvozjaev, governor of Sevastopol, reported that five people were injured after a drone attack on the Russian fleet headquarters in the Black Sea."This morning, the Ukrainian nationalists decided to spoil the Day of the Russian Fleet", celebrated this Sunday in Russia, the official of that city on the Crimean peninsula, annexed by Russia, wrote on Telegram.As explained, a drone landed in the courtyard of the fleet headquarters and the explosion injured five staff members.The mayor of Mykolaiv, Oleksandr Sienkevych, affirmed that this region, located in the south of Ukraine, was attacked again with a "massive bombardment" and assured that it was "probably" the "strongest offensive of all time"."Powerful explosions were heard after 1:00 a.m. and around 5:00 a.m. Several objects were destroyed and houses were damaged," he reported on his Telegram channel.The head of Ukraine for Human Rights, Dmitro Lubinets, said on television that he asked the Red Cross and the UN Human Rights Observation Mission to travel to Olenivka, a city controlled by Russia where a woman was attacked on Friday. prison with Ukrainian prisoners of war, leaving dozens dead.According to Lubinets, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) submitted a request that, according to information from The Kyiv Independent, was accepted by Russia.Zelensky claimed that Russia's main weapon is "terror."Photo Ukrainian Presidential Press Service/ REUTERSThe president of Ukraine, Volodimir Zelensky, asked the population to evacuate Donetsk on Saturday.The region, located in the east of the country, is in the front line of fire of the conflict and its cities are constantly bombed by the Russians."A government decision has been made on the mandatory evacuation of the Donetsk region," the Ukrainian president declared in his daily address. "Please evacuate," added the president, who said that Russia's main weapon today is "terror." "."The decision to leave must be made at some point. The more people now leave the Donetsk region, the fewer people the Russian army will kill," Zelensky added.The Russian Army launched a new attack on Kharkov that caused damage to several buildings, according to the official report of the mayor, Igor Terejov.The official reported on his Telegram channel "a series of night explosions" in the Nemyshlyansky district.Lugansk Oblast Governor Serhiy Haidai reported that Luhansk partisans damaged the railway near the town of Svatove, which was allegedly used to supply Russian troops with ammunition.Pavlo Kyrylenko, head of the Donetsk military administration, reported this Saturday that over the last month a total of 662 people have died in the region as a result of Russian attacks and that another 1,711 were injured.kyiv has reported the murder in an attack of 50 Ukrainian prisoners in a prison of the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic located in the town of Yelenovka (also known as Olenivka, in Ukrainian), while Moscow strongly denies it and blames Ukraine for the attack.Volodymyr Rybalkin, head of the Sviatohirsk military administration, said some 450 people remain in the Lavra, unable to evacuate due to "chaotic shelling."Russian troops occupy the city of Sviatohirsk, but the left bank where the Sviatohirsk Lavra is located remains under Ukrainian control.In the last three weeks, the authorities managed to evacuate approximately 150 people.Repercussions of the bloody attack - Photo ReuterRelatives of Ukrainian prisoners of war, former defenders of the Azovstal steel plant in Mariupl and various activists demonstrated today calling on the world community to react to yesterday's attack on the Olenivka detention center in the Donetsk region.In their proclamation they demand that the Russian Federation be recognized as a "state sponsor of global terrorism."This was announced by the Ukrainska Pravda newspaper, specifying that the demonstration was held in the capital kyiv, in Sofia Square, with a few dozen people, most of them relatives of former Azovsta defenders.Latvia has enough natural gas to get through the coming winter, even though the Russian gas company Gazprom has announced today that it will cut off its supply, Economy Minister Ilze Indriksone said on Saturday.Indriksone's reaction, reported by local media, came a day after the main Latvian gas company, Latvijas Gaze (LG) announced that she is buying Russian gas paid for in euros from an intermediary she did not identify.The Lithuanian Ministry of Defense reported that it will provide Ukraine with ten more M113 APCs, explosive packages and smoke grenades.Lithuania also offered training for Ukrainian mechanics and sappers."Our moral duty is to support Ukraine with military equipment and to train Ukrainian troops," Lithuanian Defense Minister Arvydas Anusauskas said."We must clearly understand that if we do not stop the aggressor in Ukraine, we will have a war in our countries."Freedom is never free.Glory to the Heroes!pic.twitter.com/om2CwKq1T4Ukrainian rock star @JENIA_GALICH put down his guitar and picked up a rifle to defend his country.No one can defeat the Ukrainian spirit!#FightLikeUkrainians #FreedomIsOurReligion #stoprussia 📷https://t.co/qWMVAbRKsd pic.twitter.com/9kjWSprsnjUkrainian rock star Jenia Galich "put down her guitar and picked up a rifle to defend the country from her," the Ukrainian Defense Ministry said on its Twitter account."No one can defeat the Ukrainian spirit!" Adds the publication, accompanied by a double photo of Galich.One on stage and one dressed as a soldier.“This is mass murder.What kind of relations can there be with terrorists after this, what kind of business can there be with such a country?” said the Ukrainian president.The attack on Olenivka, Donetsk Oblast, killed at least 50 Ukrainian prisoners on July 29.Russia blamed Ukraine for the attack but presented no evidence.Ukraine and its Western partners say Russia organized the attack.The Russian consulate in London, under the magnifying glass - AP PhotoFor Labor MP Chris Bryant, the Russian embassy should be expelled from the UK after the Azov prisoners are called to be executed.The embassy tweeted Friday that the Azov soldiers "deserve execution, but death not by firing squad but by hanging."The tweet followed an attack that killed at least 50 Ukrainian prisoners, including soldiers from Azov, in the town of Olevivka in Russian-occupied Donetsk Oblast on July 29.Russia blamed Ukraine for the attack, but presented no evidence.Ukraine says Russia organized the attack.The Smart Holding Group, owned by Ukrainian oligarch Vadym Novinsky, said it had lost control of the shipyard on July 29.The Russian military "does not allow management and employees to enter the territory," the group added.A truck driving through the Okhtyrka district in the Sumy region ran over a group of mines that were placed on the road and exploded.As a result, the driver died on the spot and four other people (all civilians) were injured.According to local media reports, Ukrainian rescuers have neutralized 171,599 explosive devices since the Russian invasion began."I don't have the detailed information on the details of the procurement process, but we are already in the process of acquiring the system," said a senior US defense official, according to The Kyiv Independent site.These are surface-to-air missiles from NASAMS, which can hit targets at a distance of up to 180 kilometers and at a height of up to 21 kilometers.The delivery date was not disclosed.Our daily bread costs a lot!Ukraine today through the eyes of war correspondent Evgeniy Maloletka.📷 Mstyslav Chernov pic.twitter.com/k6bpuBVDqv"Our daily bread costs a lot! Ukraine, today, through the eyes of war correspondent Evgeniy Maloletka," published the official Defense Ministry account.He did it next to a photo of a Ukrainian soldier surrounded by fire on a battlefield.Ukraine announced on Saturday that it had asked the Red Cross and the UN for access to its soldiers held by Russian forces, the same day that Russia suspended gas supplies to Latvia.The call comes a day after a jail holding Ukrainian prisoners of war in the Kremlin-controlled town of Olenivka was bombed, leaving dozens dead.Ukrainian Human Rights Officer Dmitro Lubinets said on television that he had asked the Red Cross and the UN Human Rights Observation Mission to travel to Olenivka.Russia has again reduced its gas supplies to the West, suspending shipments to Latvia on Saturday, and is continuing its attacks in southern and eastern Ukraine, a day after a bombing of a prisoner of war jail."Gazprom suspended gas supplies to Latvia due to violation of the conditions" of gas purchase, the Russian company announced in a statement on Telegram.Gazprom already on Wednesday drastically reduced gas deliveries to Europe through the Nord Stream pipeline to 20% of its capacity.On two occasions in June it had already reduced gas flows to Europe.The Donetsk area destroyed by Russian bombing.AFP photo.Ukraine's Deputy Prime Minister Irina Vereshchuk announced today that the government has begun preparations to order the mandatory evacuation of the Donetsk region before winter, given the near-total destruction of heating supply infrastructure by fighting against Russian forces. .At least three S-300 missiles hit an educational center in the city of Kharkov during the early hours of Saturday.The bombardment caused a fire, and the main building ended up destroyedA firefighter takes a break after extinguishing the fire in the bombed-out school building in the city of Kharkiv.Photo: AFP/Sergey Bobok.The bombardment destroyed the classrooms of the school.Photo: Reuters/Sofia Gatilova.Firefighters had to work hard to put out the fire that broke out after the bombardment.Photo: Reuters/Sofia Gatilova.Blinken spoke with Kuleba about what was discussed with the Russian foreign minister.Photo: Drew Angerer/Getty Images/AFP.US Secretary of State Antony Blinken spoke by phone with Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba after his meeting with Sergei Lavrov, the Russian foreign minister, the State Department reported.Blinken expressed his condolences to the minister for the death of more than 50 Ukrainians detained in Donetsk and reaffirmed the commitment of the United States to ask Russia to end "the atrocities committed by its forces against the Ukrainian people."The two also reiterated the need for speedy implementation of the wheat deal, stressing that Russia's blockade of Ukrainian exports has further exacerbated the global food crisis.❤️⚽ EMOTIONAL MOMENT ❤️⚽ Paul Stratton is an Everton fan.With his car, he has delivered supplies to Ukrainian refugees 🇺🇦.In the friendly against Dinamo kyiv, Lampard let him in to take a penalty 👏👏👏 pic.twitter.com/LVutMAkXYHAn Everton fan had the honor of taking a penalty in a friendly with Dinamo kyiv, in recognition of his solidarity with Ukrainian refugees fleeing their country due to war with Russia.Paul Stratton, such the name of the fan.he was cheered at Goodison Park by both teams and by spectators, including 2,000 Ukrainians, when coach Frank Lampard ushered him onto the pitch.Stratton, who traveled to Poland a few months ago to join the campaign to assist the victims of the armed conflict, had the pleasure of his life by executing a penalty at the end of the match that the "Toffees" beat the Ukrainian team by 3 -0.Burnt bodies of prisoners after the attack on a detention center in the town of Olenivka, in the Donetsk region.Photo: Reuters/Alexander ErmochenkoThe French Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed its "horror" at the murders and acts of torture committed against Ukrainian prisoners of war in a prison in Donetsk - a zone of Russian influence - and asserted that those responsible for these crimes "must answer for their acts ".The French Foreign Ministry clarified that, if such "information is confirmed", "they flagrantly violate international humanitarian law."Ukraine reported the murder of 50 Ukrainian prisoners in a prison in the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic located in the town of Yelenovka (also known as Olenivka in Ukrainian), which has been denied by Russia, which blames Ukraine for the attack.A Lebanese prosecutor ordered this Saturday the seizure of a Syrian-flagged ship, which docked at a port in the north of the country with a load of allegedly stolen Ukrainian grain, the Ukrainian embassy in Beirut reported.Ukrainian authorities regularly accuse Russia of stealing their grain from the occupied areas for domestic consumption or for illegal sale abroad.Ukraine's ambassador to Lebanon, Ihor Ostash, revealed Thursday that in a talk with Lebanese President Michel Aoun, he mentioned that "a Syrian ship loaded with wheat illegally from occupied Ukrainian territories" had entered the country.🇺🇦 |Dinamo kyiv eliminated Fenerbahce from #UCL and Turkish fans shouted Putin's name from the stands pic.twitter.com/dLrtxgwr9KThe president of the Turkish soccer team Fenerbahçe said on Saturday that the club will not apologize to Ukraine for the pro-Putin chants sung by its fans in the match against Dinamo kyiv on Wednesday in Istanbul."We are not going to apologize to Ukraine. The Ukrainian ambassador and the spokesman for the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry are the ones who should apologize to us for their misplaced remarks," club president Ali Koç said."I think it was an inappropriate and useless chant, far from Fenerbahçe's identity. But what can we do? Shut their mouths?" he added.Dinamo kyiv defeated Fenerbahçe 2-1 last Wednesday in the second leg of qualifying for the Champions League (0-0 in the first leg), eliminating the Turkish team.After the goal scored by the Ukrainian Vitaliy Buyalski, the Fenerbahçe fans began to sing the name of the Russian president.Firefighters work in the school building to put out the fire.Photo: Reuters/Sofia Gatilova.Ukraine denounced this Saturday that Russian forces bombed a school in Kharkov, the country's second largest city, causing a large-scale fire in the building.At least three S-300 missiles hit an educational center in the city at dawn, Mayor Igor Terekhov reported on his Telegram channel."Up to three rockets were fired at the school. The central building was destroyed. The fire was big, but our rescuers managed to control it," the mayor said.Preparations for the naval parade in Russia.Russian President Vladimir Putin will preside over the Navy Day in Saint Petersburg on Sunday and will approve the new naval doctrine, which has been modified in view of the geopolitical changes caused by the Russian military campaign in Ukraine.More than 40 ships, submarines and boats, 42 planes and more than 3,500 soldiers will participate in Sunday's naval parade.Putin will get on a boat with which he will travel in the waters of Saint Petersburg and the island of Kronstadt in the Gulf of Finland, where the event will take place.Andriy Yermak, head of the office of the Ukrainian presidency, said on Telegram that "Russia is a terrorist state" and that, "in the 21st century, only savages and terrorists can talk diplomatically that people deserve to be executed in the gallows. Russia is a state sponsor of terrorism. What other proof is needed?"Meanwhile, the Azov Battalion has reported that it is checking the list of deaths in the Olenivka prison published by Russia, as they would be survivors of the Russian siege of the Azovstal industrial plant in Mariupol, the last stronghold of the Ukrainian resistance to the invasion. Russian in that cityThe Russian Foreign Ministry denounced this Saturday the "scandalous" behavior of a Norwegian consul whose statements insulting the Russians were broadcast in a video that went viral on social networks.In this video released by the Mash channel on Telegram, a woman presented as Elisabeth Ellingsen, Norwegian consul in Murmansk (northwest), is seen shouting: "I hate the Russians (...). I come from Scandinavia, I am not a simple Russian woman, I am used to cleanliness," she said.In this way the diplomat reacted after she was asked to wait a bit at the reception of a hotel in Murmansk because her room was not yet ready.Accompanied by the message "Here's a lesson in European tolerance for hotel employees in Murmansk by Norwegian consul Elisabeth Ellingsen," the video was viewed more than 460,000 times around 1:00 p.m. GMT, six hours after it was posted.Criticism in Belgium against the new Foreign Minister, the former journalist Hadja Lahbib, continues from the opposition as a result of a trip she made to the Ukrainian peninsula of Crimea, illegally annexed by Russia, with a Russian visa when she was still working as communicator.The leader of the group of Flemish sovereigntists of the N-VA in the federal Parliament, Peter De Roover, has written to the director general of the Francophone public broadcaster RTBF, Jean-Paul Philippot, to request documents on the controversial trip of Lahbib, former worker of that chain, various local media published this Saturday.US Secretary of State Antony Blinken conveyed to his Ukrainian counterpart Dmytro Kuleba his condolences over the death of 50 Ukrainian prisoners in a prison in the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic and promised that Washington will hold Russia accountable. for his "atrocities".The conversation between Blinken and Kuleba took place yesterday after the attack on the prison, located in the town of Yelenovka (also known as Olenivka, in Ukrainian), was known, State Department spokesman Ned Price.During the call, according to Price, Blinken "reaffirmed the US commitment to hold Russia accountable for the atrocities its forces have committed against the people of Ukraine."The Russian embassy in the United Kingdom justified the murder of the Ukrainian prisoners."#Azov militants deserve execution, but death not by firing squad but by hanging, because they are not real soldiers. They deserve a humiliating death," wrote the Russian embassy on British soil.Moscow is recruiting thousands of volunteers across the country to bolster armies to fight in what Russian President Vladimir Putin called a "special military operation" in Ukraine.From Murmansk, in the Arctic Circle, to Perm, in the Urals, and Primorsky Krai, in the Russian Far East, there has been an appeal to both patriotism and Russian portfolios and military experience is not always required, writes CNN.In total, analysts say, more than 30,000 volunteers could be mobilized to supplement Russian ranks impoverished by five months of fighting mainly in the eastern Donbas region, where most of the volunteers are likely to be sent.The Ukrainian Foreign Ministry shared on Twitter the images of a journalist on the run in a burned cornfield. "These photos recall not only the burned crop that was supposed to feed the world, but also the inhumane circumstances in which journalists and photographers work to tell the world the truth about Russia's atrocities," the ministry writes.Yevgeny Maloletka.AP Photo Mstyslav Chernov.The Russians bombed Ukrainian wheat fields.AP Photo Mstyslav Chernov.The Russian shelling of wheat fields miles from the border followed the agreement to open safe corridors and export grain.AP Photo Mstyslav Chernov.An Emergency Service officer inspects a wheat field for mines and explosives in Chernihiv, Ukraine.Reuters photo.The Russian gas consortium Gazprom today announced the immediate suspension of gas supplies to neighboring Latvia."Today Gazprom suspended the supply of gas to Latvia within the framework of the July request due to violations of gas selection conditions," the Russian corporation said in a brief statement.This comes a day after the Baltic country announced the resumption of imports of Russian gas through a broker company.Dmitry Polyanskiy on Friday at the UN responding to allegations against Russia.Reuters photoRussia's deputy ambassador to the UN Dmitry Polyansky told the Security Council on Friday that "the denazification and demilitarization of Ukraine will be carried out in full.""There should no longer be such a threat to Donbas, nor to Russia, nor to the liberated Ukrainian territories where, for the first time in several years, people can finally feel that they can live as they want," he said.Polyansky also warned nations sending long-range artillery and ground-to-ground MLRS missiles that they are moving "the provisional security line" even further west, "and in doing so further clarify the goals and objectives of our military operation." special''.Russia today blamed Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and the United States for the attack on a prison in Donetsk, which killed 50 Ukrainian prisoners, according to the Russian Defense Ministry."All political, criminal and moral responsibility for the bloody massacre against the Ukrainians falls personally on Zelenski, his criminal regime and his supporter, Washington," the military statement said.Russia and pro-Russian separatists maintain that the attack on the prison in the town of Yelenovka was carried out with HIMARS missiles supplied by the US to the Ukrainian Army.Russia attacked several towns in southern and eastern Ukraine, killing at least one person in Mikolaiv and destroying a school in Kharkov, Ukrainian authorities announced on Saturday.One civilian was killed and six others were injured after a shelling early Saturday morning in a residential area of ​​Mikolaiv, where several buildings were damaged, regional governor Vitali Kim explained on Telegram.The United States is convinced that Russia's invasion of Ukraine will not end with the annexation of the Donbas territories, but that Vladimir Putin's real objective is to erase that country from the world map.This was stated by the US ambassador to the United Nations Linda Thomas-Greenfield told the UN Security Council.He argued that there should no longer be any doubt that Russia intends to dismantle Ukraine "and completely dissolve it from the world map." and Kherson and Zaporizhia regions, in the south. How? Through puppet politicians. According to him, the Russian plan includes the appointment of "illegitimate proxy officials in the areas controlled by Russia, with the aim of holding false referendums or decrees to join Russia''.The most important news of the day, to read with breakfast.The most important of each day, the necessary reading on the way home.Stones 1743. CABA, ArgentinaIssue No.: 9614 July 31, 2022You are already a Clarín subscriberOwner Graphic Art Editorial Argentino SA © 1996-2022 Clarín.com - Clarín Digital - All rights reserved.Read the paper edition