9 August 2022 in Russo-Ukrainian war

• The US and Canadian defense ministers discussed security assistance for Ukraine
• The Russians struck Nikopol with anti-aircraft guns
• The Armed Forces neutralized several Russian reconnaissance groups in Donetsk region
• Dnipropetrovsk Region: Russia fired more than a hundred shells at Nikopol during the night
• The Russians shelled Kharkiv at night
• Pentagon: the USA provided Ukraine with anti-radar missiles
• The Armed Forces of Ukraine stopped 10 enemy attempts to storm towns and villages on the border of Luhansk region and Donetsk region
• Russia failed to make a significant advance in Donetsk region - British intelligence
• The EU plan to reduce gas consumption by 15% has entered into force
• Estonian premier: time to stop tourism from Russia
• Telecom company Veon, which owns Russian mobile operator Beeline, is curtailing network development due to sanctions
• Germany buys sulphurous oil from the US for the first time - Reuters
• Belarus announced joint air defense military exercises with Russia
• The Armed Forces received 50 Turkish Kirpi armored personnel carriers
• Ukraine suspended the transit of Russian oil through the Druzhba oil pipeline
• Kremlin propaganda is spreading in new ways despite the EU-AR ban
• Finland joined the training of the Ukrainian military in Britain
• Rocket attack on Umanshchyna: one victim died
• Explosions at the military airfield in Crimea
• Russia has resumed gas supplies to Latvia
• Russia has started the process of connecting the ZNPP to Crimea
• The Hungarian company is ready to pay for the transit of Russian oil through Ukraine
• The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine distanced itself from the explosions at the airfield in Crimea
• The occupiers are advancing in the direction of Bakhmut, intelligence groups have been deployed, but they are not succeeding
• A monument to the Red Army was demolished in Malbork, Poland
• In the Russian Federation, the explosions at the airfield in Crimea were explained by a "violation of fire safety"
• Despite the sanctions, the Russian Federation tripled its current account surplus to $170 billion
• NYT: Ukrainian forces are behind the explosions at the airfield in Crimea
• Lukashenko: We are not ready to abandon the EU market
• Latvia asked the ECHR for permission to enter the case "Ukraine v. Russia"
• The United States allocates $89 million to aid in demining Ukraine