The Ukrainian Air Force shot down 30 Russian drones in eleven regions. According to the official Iranian news agency, an agent of the Israeli secret service Mossad was executed on Saturday in the southeastern province of Sistan-Baluchestan. Hundreds took to the streets in Tel Aviv overnight to protest after news that three hostages had been killed in a “tragic accident” by Israeli soldiers in the northern Gaza Strip
by Silvia Martelli
A Leopard 2 A5 tank during testing at the Gaiziunai military training area near the Rukla military base, Lithuania. (Photo by PETRAS MALUKAS / AFP)
11:20 a.m
Kiev: “Russians send battalion reserves to Kupyansk”
Russia is sending reserves of assault battalions to the Kupiansk area to make up for losses. They are carrying out attacks with the intention of capturing the regional city of Kharkiv, a key logistics center that can serve as a base for an offensive to the west. This was stated by Volodymyr Fitio, spokesman for the command of the Ukrainian Land Forces, as reported by Ukrinform. According to Fitio, Moscow's losses are quite serious: 258 Russians were eliminated and 14 pieces of enemy military equipment were destroyed, including three tanks. “Of course the equipment is better protected, but human resources do not play a role for it. Their men will be used for assaults, fire reconnaissance and simply “flesh attacks,” Fitio added.
10:55 a.m
Kuwait, the reigning emir, dies
Kuwaiti state television said the reigning emir, Sheikh Nawaf Al Ahmad Al Sabah, had died at the age of 86.
10:40 a.m
USA: Giuliani is already broke and has been ordered to pay 148 million in compensation to two former technical commissioners
The penalty to pay 148 million in defamation damages to the two former Georgia election auditors hits Rudy Giuliani, who has already been broke for months and unable to pay the millions of dollars in legal fees for the lawsuits arising from his very active Role as Donald Trump's lawyer arises from the appeals against the 2020 election results. It is no coincidence that his lawyers told the jury in the closing speech that accepting the 43 million demanded by the prosecution would have meant “the end of Giuliani,” ” The civil equivalent of this would have been the death penalty. In response, the jury tripled the figure. It is unclear how the former mayor of New York, who has already had to put his Manhattan apartment up for sale, can pay this amount. Also because it There are other, even more serious defamation cases he faces, such as those against the voting machine companies that Giuliani accuses of being at the center of alleged election fraud. The most pressing problem for the former prosecutor, and a lawyer himself even if he was suspended from the bar for the way he supported baseless arguments about election fraud, is the legal fees he cannot pay. So much so that he has been sued by his own former lawyers, who are demanding 1.4 million in unpaid fees.
