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Two Russian ammunition storage points were destroyed on the night of 13 August in occupied Oleshky, Kherson Oblast. Source: Vladyslav Nazarov, spokesperson for Operational Command Pivden (South), on Telegram Quote: "Two ammunition storage points in temporarily occupied Oleshky were destroyed in the course of half a night, and there were also hits on clusters of invaders.

Specifically used to target first responders and emergency services, Russian forces honed the deadly technique against civilians during the war in Syria.

Russian troops are on combat duty in the Black Sea with 17 ships, including surface and submarine carriers 'Kalibr' with a total volley of 12 missiles. — Ukrinform.

Seven Tu-95 long-range bomber jets took off from Olenya airfield in Russia on Saturday evening. Source: Operational Command Pivden (South) Quote: "The activity of enemy strategic aircraft was recorded.

Ukraine will repurpose the operation of its air defence in order to strengthen the protection of the port infrastructure and be able to repel Russian attacks. Source: Natalia Humeniuk, spokesperson of the Pivden (South) Operational Command, in the broadcast of Radio Liberty Quote: "Concerning the future protection, we continue to repurpose the air defence.

NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) has been put on alert after Belarus violated Poland's airspace. Tensions are rising after Belarusian helicopters reportedly crossed into Polish airspace during a training exercise.

The accusations of violating the border of Poland by the Mi-24 and Mi-8 helicopters of the Belarusian Air Force and Air Defence are far-fetched...

Overnight drone strikes in Odesa targeted the Danube port of Izmail, causing damage to some of its structures, the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense has said.

STORY: Russia attacked Ukraines main inland port on the Danube River on Wednesday ....

The two Belarusian Mi-24 and Mi-8 helicopters were spotted inside the Polish airspace by some locals who also took photos of the choppers.