September 2022

Iran doesn't have time to build cooperation with Russia today as the country is feverish with internal protests. Tehran's dialogue with Moscow could harm the long-term plans of the Iranian leadership.

Iran will be able to supply military assistance to the Kremlin through intermediaries. Military expert Oleg Zhdanov told about this.

The expert believes that it is not profitable for Iran to cooperate with Russia today due to internal problems.

Iran has huge internal problems. It cannot be said that this is a revolution or that these rallies will turn into a revolution, but it has already reached the point that a large territory of Iran is engulfed in protests. There is already a violent confrontation – the army uses firearms, wounded and killed, protesters use hammer cocktails and stones, – the observer explained.

According to him, the scheme for selling Iranian drones to Russia could include intermediaries , including terrorists from Hezbollah.

“This scheme can work. Because of it, the Iranian military will sell these drones. Moreover, in such a situation, this process can continue. Regarding Iran's open support of Russia – here I have very doubts. If the religious leaders of Iran manage to hold on to power this time, then I think they need an economic boost to stabilize the situation,” Zhdanov is convinced.

Iran will join Russian politics: watch the video

In his opinion, this can be expected only after the nuclear agreement with the United States, which guarantees Iran access to international markets “in the white”, receiving a net profit and increasing the flow of foreign currency to the state treasury.

“Today, there are about 12 billion dollars in various frozen accounts , which Iran did not receive for its oil when sanctions were imposed on them. I think that Tehran will really want to get this money back. Joining Russia in this case is the last step that the country's leadership wants to take,” Zhdanov summed up .

Iran supplies drones to Russia: what is known

• The fact that Russia could get Iranian drones was discussed in the media back in the summer. In particular, it was reported that the White House had information that Iran could supply attack drones to Russia.
• At the same time, Iran denied this, and Foreign Minister Nasser Kanaani assured that Iran would not supply Russian weapons, including drones.
• However, already in early August, the American Institute for the Study of War (ISW) reported that Iran could send the UAV to Russia for field tests. And, they say, the Russians began training with Iranian drones.
• On August 30, officials from the Joe Biden administration told reporters that the Russians had taken some of the drones from the Iranian airfield and had already delivered them to Russia.
• Already in September, the Ukrainian military began to shoot down Iranian drones, which the Russians mark with other brands.
• Due to the use of Iranian drones, President Volodymyr Zelensky instructed the Foreign Ministry to respond to this. Subsequently, Ukraine decided to deprive the Iranian ambassador to Ukraine of accreditation and reduce the personnel of the Iranian embassy.
• At the same time, Tehran denied all accusations and started talking about “external influence” on relations with Ukraine from third countries.
• Subsequently, Ukraine responded to Iran's position, emphasizing that the only “third party” is the Iranian drones that the Ukrainian Armed Forces shoot down in our skies. Kyiv is confident that only Tehran bears full responsibility for the destruction of relations with Ukraine.

The Office of the President of Ukraine proposed the creation of a “Ukraine Recovery Fund”. Foreign partners, Ukrainian companies are already gradually getting involved in it, because they are interested in restoring the infrastructure facilities of our state.

About this Channel 24said the Deputy Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Kyrylo Tymoshenko. Earlier it was reported that more than 200 businesses have moved to the Lviv region since February 24.

Ukraine has been recording all the destruction since the first day of the war

Tymoshenko noted that Ukraine records all the destruction of infrastructure from the first day of the war. This includes people's housing, roads, schools, and kindergartens. Initially, this information was entered into Excel tables. Now there is an online map, which, unfortunately, is constantly updated due to new arrivals.

We see information about all infrastructure objects almost online. Based on this information, we have developed several plans for the modernization and reconstruction of Ukraine, presented in Lugano. This is a plan of how we see our country after the end of the war,” said the Deputy Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine.

There is a task from the President to return Ukrainians home

< p>He continued that now there is a task from the President to return the Ukrainians home. That is why a plan for the restoration of civilian critical infrastructure has been developed. It includes housing, schools, kindergartens, medical facilities, heat, gas, water and electricity. There were meetings with ambassadors of foreign states. In particular, Estonia has already taken on the first 15 facilities in the Zhytomyr region.

“We understand that we need a quick recovery, which is why the format of the Fund was proposed,” Tymoshenko stressed.

Tymoshenko explained how the restoration of Ukraine will take place: watch the video

Ukraine Recovery Fund

The Deputy Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine said that this Fund will be created in Ukraine, and all funding for the restoration of the state will be through it. The most important thing that foreign partners liked was the fund's supervisory board, which will control its activities. It will consist of 75% representatives of international partners.

This is what allowed us to show the transparency of the activities of this Fund. It is the Supervisory Board that will elect the management of the Fund and exercise its leadership. We hope that this Fund will begin to work fully by December,” he stressed.

According to Tymoshenko, this does not mean that there will be no resumption until December. There are already agreements with the European Union to allocate funds this year. Ukraine is now ready for any cooperation that will satisfy the partners. In addition, there are funds from the Ukrainian budget for the restoration of the occupied territories.

“True, the country currently lacks funds for restoration. Therefore, it is not proceeding at the pace we all would like. That is why we communicate with international partners, we ask for their help,” said the Deputy Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine.

Various organizations have joined the Fund

He said that various organizations have joined the Fund. Among them, in particular, is the World Bank. Also this week there will be a meeting with 50 international organizations, where they will receive answers to all questions.

In my opinion, after the presentation there are no more questions. We have shown the transparency of the Fund and the fact that it will be controlled by international partners. This was the most important thing,” Tymoshenko noted.

The amount to be restored will continue to grow

The Deputy Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine noted that in Lugano the amount of 750 billion dollars was reported. However, it will continue to grow.

“Unfortunately, destroyed infrastructure facilities are being added every day. $17 billion is needed to quickly restore critical infrastructure,” he stressed.

Ukrainian companies have already begun restoration of objects

Tymoshenko said some Ukrainian companies have already begun reopening certain facilities, including schools. Foreign companies are also getting in touch. In this sense, the President's initiative that different countries take upon themselves the restoration of certain regions is very correct.

companies, and all together are involved in the recovery process,” he summed up. more than 70% of the infrastructure. Now the city is actively attracting partners for restoration.

< p _ngcontent-sc89="" class="news-annotation">The “second army of the world” is the best equipped for the front. The network got a photo of a first-aid kit, with which kafirs can only take sunflower seeds into battle.

And all because it will be very difficult to survive. A photo of the find was shared at the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Blood poisoning is guaranteed

What's more, the first aid kit that looks like it came from World War II is not for personal use. This is the first-aid kit of the paramedic of the armed forces of the Russian Federation at the forefront.

According to the plan, the paramedic, that is, the combat doctor, in the army should provide medical assistance to servicemen in case of, among other things, injuries. However, with such a set of “tools” one can only hope for temper, because with it one can hardly save from blood loss with severed limbs. But blood poisoning is guaranteed.

What first-aid kits are used to send infidels to war/Photo by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine

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Russian first-aid kits for personal use

In early September, law enforcement officers stumbled upon the Kiev region like a first-aid kit for personal use of Russian infidels. She also looked like from the USSR.

Moreover, the instructions for the first-aid kit indicated that it should be stored at a temperature of 0 to 35 degrees. And this was when the fighting in the Kyiv region continued in early spring, when the snow had not yet melted. Moreover, because of the same humidity, the instructions on the packages of some elements were erased.

In both cases, there is only one conclusion – Russia, obviously, is indifferent to the lives of those who are sent to die for Putin.

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“Qualitative” provision of the military of the occupying country

• Russian combat medics also called for women's tampons to be taken with them and used as a means of stopping bleeding. However, tampons can absorb a small amount of blood, when massive bleeding a person can lose a liter of blood in minutes.
• First-aid kits are not the only pain of those sent to fight in Ukraine. The invaders must provide themselves with everything necessary.
• Thus, the infidels themselves must purchase almost everything – from linen to body armor and armor.
• And this despite the fact that the mobilized will be thrown into the hottest areas for fulfilling the primary task are the maintenance of the occupied territories.
• So if you generalize the mood that prevails among the mobilized, then this is despair and panic.

Ukrainians will now be able to change their name using a simplified procedure. In particular, apply through a representative or by mail.

The Government has made changes to the Procedure for Considering Name Change Applications. This also applies to surnames and patronymics. This was stated by the representative of the government in the Verkhovna Rada Taras Melnychuk.

What has changed

Melnychuk said that they fixed the possibility of applying for a name change through a representative or by mail.

In addition, with permission to change, it will be possible to apply for state registration to the departments of registration of acts of civil status, a diplomatic mission or a consular office of Ukraine. They will issue an appropriate certificate based on the result of its conduct through a representative.

The government allowed applying for pensions through the heads of communities

On September 19, the government announced that applications for pensions could be submitted through the heads of territorial communities. In particular, a village, settlement, city head or headman. The application should indicate your data, date and place, as well as the position, surname and name of the person who receives it.

True, the law applies only to the occupied territories, the zone of hostilities, as well as to the de-occupied territories within 3 months of their release.

A snap parliamentary election was held in Italy, Georgia Maloney's party won. It is necessary to keep an eye on how the coalition negotiations will take place and who will be included in it.

This Channel 24 was told by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine in 2007-2009 Vladimir Ohryzko. He also noted that, despite the considerable influence on the new Bezlusconi government, it is unlikely that the general line of support for this country will change.

A German politician once said that there are three types of enemies:

• enemy;
• mortal enemy;
• coalition partner.

A lot will depend on the agreement of the leaders of these three parties. The level of support for Ukraine will depend on who will head the key positions in the Italian government,” Ohryzko says.

“But, I still think that Italy, as the cradle of Western civilization, is a country that feels a special responsibility in the G7. It cannot afford to step out of this common line and declare that there will be no more support for Ukraine,” Volodymyr Ohryzko notes. .

Italian elections 2022 – results of exit fields

The exit poll of the Consorzio Opinio Italia, conducted by Rai, previously said that the Brothers of Italy party won 41-45% of the vote, and the leftist alliance 25-29%. This figure gives the right a majority in both houses of the legislature.

The result of the “Brothers” Maloney within the coalition is from 22 to 27%, “League” Salvini – from 9.5 to 13.5%, “Forza Italia Berlusconi – from 6 to 8%. At the same time, ex-premier Lett's center-left alliance gained 29.5%.

How Maloney feels about Russia

Georgia Maloney managed to be remembered for her mild rhetoric towards Russia and calls to ease the sanctions pressure on Moscow. However, after the start of the war, Maloney changed her mind.

Thus, the “Brothers of Italy” became one of the few parties that supported the decision of the Draghi government to supply weapons to Ukraine. Subsequently, Maloney compared the independence of Ukraine with the independence of Italy and stated that the Russian invasion has a global context, and support for Ukraine is an integral part of European security.

The Russians threatened to take over Ukraine in a few days. However, after 7 months of war, they avoid the possibility of getting into the army.

This was reported by the Center for Strategic Communications of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. They published satellite images of Maxar taken on February 28 and September 25.

How the mood of infidels has changed

In the photo of February 28, the column of infidels and their equipment stretches for 27 kilometers. The enemy is preparing to conduct an offensive operation against the Ukrainian capital. Already in the pictures taken on September 25 you can see a queue of Russians who want to get into Georgia and evade mobilization.

How everything has changed after 7 months. From “…take Kyiv in three days…” to “…how to save yourself from mobilization…”. Russians, you are pathetic! – wrote in the Center.

Russians advance on Kyiv/Photo by Maxar

Russians flee to Georgia/Photo by Maxar

How Russians avoid mobilization

Instead of going out to protests and resist the security forces because of the mobilization, the Russians cripple themselves. There are cases when men shorten their length.

“The most cunning of them simply order positive tests for HIV/AIDS. Some voluntarily go to prison,” wrote InformNapalm.

Pay attention to how mobilization is going on in Russia: watch the video

The Ukrainian military is effectively driving the Russian invaders away from our territory. As of September 27, our soldiers managed to liberate 454 settlements in the Kharkiv region.

Infrastructure is being actively restored in the liberated cities and villages. Channel 24 was informed about this in the Office of the President.

How Ukraine returns life to the de-occupied Kharkiv region

• In the sacked Kharkiv region, 14 police stations resumed their work;
• 90 educational institutions started online training;
• 78 paramedical stations resumed work;
• 23 local governments began to work,
• 10 branches of Ukrposhta were opened;
• 6 mobile communication towers, 27 gas supply facilities and 23 power supply facilities have resumed operation.

In Balakliya, power supply has been resumed for 77% of the city's residents. In the near future, food will be resumed in the hospital, clinic, central boiler house, schools and treatment facilities.

Where there is no electricity yet, a reserve supply of equipment and fuel for alternative energy sources is being created. Individual heating equipment is also being purchased for residents of communities,” the Office of the President said.

New ATMs and terminals of PrivatBank will appear in Balakleya in the coming days, and bank branches will open in the village of Zolochiv. Local residents will be able to cash out using exit terminals. In addition, cash is planned to be issued in pharmacies and supermarkets.

Now emergency recovery work is also ongoing in the region. More often it is the replacement of windows and doors, the repair of roofs, facades and utilities.

The authorities have already arranged the delivery of humanitarian aid. In total, 400 tons of aid were delivered to the de-occupied settlements of the Kharkiv region.

In addition, commuter trains from Balakliya, Dergachev and Chuguev to Kharkiv were launched. They also arranged temporary crossings, because many bridges were destroyed.