The Russian army shelled Chasiv Yar and killed 5 civilians
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The Russian army shelled Chasiv Yar and killed 5 civilians

Vadym Filashkin / Donetsk RMA
Chasiv Yar

Civilians again became the victims of the new Russian shelling in Donetsk region. Russian soldiers killed 5 men at once in the city of Chasiv Yar.

Points of attention

  • Five men aged between 24 and 38 died in the city.
  • Shelling by the Russian army led to the devastating destruction of private houses and high-rise buildings in the area.
  • In total, during the day, the Russian army shelled populated areas of Donetsk region 19 times.

Russian occupiers once again shelled Chasiv Yar

Vadym Filashkin, the head of the Donetsk People's Army, reported on a new war crime committed by the Russian army.

At least 5 people died as a result of shelling of Chasovoy Yar. The Russians shelled the city this morning, the shells hit a private house and a high-rise building, the official statement said.

In addition, Vadym Filashkin clarified that the victims of the Russian shelling were men aged 24 to 38.

Chasiv Yar is a city in which normal life has been impossible for more than 2 years. Do not turn yourself into a Russian target! Evacuate! — urged the head of Donetsk OVA.

What is known about the situation in Donetsk region

On the morning of August 31, Vadym Filashkin reported that one person died and 6 were injured in the Prkrovsky district, and 12 high-rise buildings, an administrative building and a store were damaged. It happened in Kurakhovo.

In Hirnyk, at least one victim is also known, 5 private houses and 2 high-rise buildings were damaged; 1 more house was damaged in Gostrom.

Photo: facebook.com/vadym.filashkin

In Myrnograd, 2 houses and a gas pipeline were damaged. In Dobropilly, 2 administrative buildings, 7 houses and an industrial zone were damaged. An industrial zone was damaged in the Kryvorizka community. An infrastructure facility was damaged in Pokrovsk. Marinsk and Grodivsk communities are under constant fire.

Photo: facebook.com/vadym.filashkin

There were no victims in the Kramatorsk district, but the Russian invaders damaged many private houses.

According to Filashkin, currently the situation is similar in the Bakhmut district: there is destruction, but there are no victims.

Photo: facebook.com/vadym.filashkin

In total, during the day, the Russian army shelled populated areas of Donetsk region 19 times.

3,468 people, including 365 children, were evacuated from the front line.

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India ready to abandon Russian oil after Trump's threats

Trump managed to scare India
Source:  Bloomberg

As Bloomberg news agency has learned, state-owned Indian oil refining companies Bharat Petroleum Corp. and Hindustan Petroleum Corp have begun hastily looking for alternative oil suppliers to the aggressor country Russia.

Points of attention

  • The rise in oil futures following Trump's threats underlines the volatility in global oil markets and the potential impact of geopolitical tensions on oil prices.
  • India's shift away from Russian oil showcases the complex interplay between global politics, economic interests, and energy security in the oil industry.

Trump managed to scare India

According to journalists, India is hastily looking for alternative sources of oil in the Middle East, North Sea, and Mediterranean regions.

The country's authorities made this decision after loud threats from American leader Donald Trump towards the aggressor country Russia.

As is known, the head of the White House recently officially confirmed that he is ready to impose powerful secondary sanctions against countries that buy Russian oil if Moscow does not agree to a ceasefire in Ukraine.

After the US president's words, oil futures rose, in particular, the American West Texas Intermediate grade rose by 3.1%.

What is important to understand is that India almost never bought Russian oil until 2022, but after the war began, it became the second largest importer after China.

Last year, Russian supplies provided almost 40% of its imports, mostly Urals oil from western ports.

Cheap Russian resources have allowed India to reduce purchases from the Middle East and Africa.

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