Russian-Ukrainian War: Key Events on Day 895

・RussiaHundreds of Ukrainian military soldiers supported by tanks and armored vehicles received reports that they had crossed the border near the town of Suza and declared a regional state of emergencyThen, thousands of residents were evacuated from the area near the southern Kursk region border. Russian President Vladimir Putin condemned “large-scale provocation.”Ukraine has not acknowledged this raid。

· The Russian Ministry of Health said 31 civilians, including 6 children, were injured in the fighting. The acting governor of the Kursk region Alexei Smirnov said on Tuesday that 5 people had died in the fighting. There is no information on military casualties.

・Russia's Russia 24 reported that war correspondent Evgeny Podbny was injured in a Ukrainian drone attack during coverage from the Kursk region and is hospitalized in the intensive care unit at a local hospital.

・Russian shelling in Donetsk region in eastern UkraineAt least 4 people were killed and 1 was injured. Governor Vadim Filashkin said elderly men and women died in the village of Antonivka, which is about 5 kilometers away from the battle area. In another attack on the Mikhailivka settlement, men and women died.

· According to state authorities,3 consecutive nighttime attacks by Russia on the Kiev regionAt least 1 person was injured and nearly 20 houses were damaged.

・Ukrainian air forceRussia launched it in 7 regions of UkraineShoot down all 30 dronesI said I did.

・The Ukrainian military intelligence agency confirmed a military raid on Tendra Spit in the northwestern Black Sea controlled by Russia, and said it caused damage to equipment and fortifications, and caused casualties. According to authorities in the same region established in Moscow, the Russian military announced on Tuesday that it had repelled an attempt by Ukrainian troops to land on Russian territory's Sandspit.

・The Estonian Public Prosecutor's Office reported that the 57-year-old Russian Estonian journalist Svetlana Burcheva was charged with treason and violation of international sanctions against Moscow, citing the statement of national prosecutor Enelli Lauritz. Since 2017, Mr. Burcheva has been active on an Estonian online site managed by the Russian state-owned media group “Russia Segodnya.”

・The Moscow court found Russian military blogger Andrei Krushin, a former military man, guilty of “intentionally spreading false information about the Russian military,” and sentenced him to six and a half years in prison. On his Telegram channel, Krushin accused the Russian military of stopping water supplies to Ukrainian civilians and bombing maternity hospitals.

・Suspect Ksenia Karelina, who has dual Russian and American nationality, has pleaded guilty to treason in a Russian court, the state-run news agency RIA Novosti reported on Wednesday as her lawyer's story. Suspect Karelina is facing trial in the city of Yekaterinburg for donating to charities supporting Ukraine in 2022.