How Russian Propaganda Tries to “Persuade” the West to Stop Supplying Military Aid to Ukraine
In July, the Russian propaganda focused on undermining the AFU
Russian Forces shelled Kharkiv and Vinnytsia, and the Armed Forces of Ukraine hit two bridges near Kherson. The Main News on August 8
The first ship has entered a Ukrainian port since the beginning of the war and Russian Forces have again shelled the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. The Main News on August 7
Russian Forces continue to shell Nikopol, Kharkiv and Mykolaiv, and North Macedonia provided Ukraine with Su-25. The Main News on August 6
The departure of the first caravan of ships with grain and provocative shelling of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant by Russian Forces. The Main News on August 5
Ukrainian Forces liberated two villages in the Donetsk region, and Russian Forces attacked a public transport stop in Toretsk. The Main News on August 4
Russian Forces shelled two regions with cluster bombs, and the International Atomic Energy Agency no longer controls Zaporizhzhia NPP. The Main News on August 3
Russian Forces continue to shell Mykolaiv, and Ukrainian Armed Forces liberated 53 settlements in the Kherson region. The Main News on August 2
The departure of the first ship with grain from the port of Odesa and the transfer of additional HIMARS and Mars II to Ukraine. The Main News on August 1
Russian Forces banned the Red Cross from visiting the penal facility in Olenivka after shelling, and continue to attack Mykolaiv. The Main News on July 31
Ukrainian aviation attacked Russian Forces in the south, and the number of fatalities due to the shelling of a public transport stop in Mykolaiv has increased to seven. The Main News on July 30
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