Reuters: For some attacks, the Russians used only ammunition from North Korea

1148 days ago, Russia's armed invasion of Ukraine began. As Reuters said, Russia carried out some of the attacks on Ukraine in 2024 using only ammunition from North Korea. This – writes the agency – proof that Pyongyang has become one of Moscow's closest allies. Here are the most important events of the last day around the war in Ukraine.

> Russia has violated an energy truce more than 30 times since March – said a spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Ukraine Heorhij Tychy, emphasizing that Russia is still violating a truce and damaging Ukrainian energy networks.

> Russian channels on the telegram have announced the attack Ukrainian drones on the base of 112 Rocket Brigade in the Ivanian region in Russia.

> In 2024, some of Russia's attacks on Ukraine were carried out only from North Korea ammunition, which became the main ally of Moscow – the Reuters agency informed. North Korea From 2023, she provided Russia with at least 4 million artillery ammunition.

> The Russians were carried out Mass attack on the city of Dnieper. They killed two people, hurt at least 16, including three children – said the governor of the Serhij Łysak region.

> Russian general Ivan Popow, removed for criticism of the highest command, after two years stays restored to service. However, he will not return to his previous position, but will direct one of the “storm z” branches covered with the gloomy fame, used for the monstrous “meat assaults”. According to experts, it is “in practice the death sentence”.

> Former Governor of the Kurski District in the West of Russia Alexei Smirnow was detained – said the Russian newspaper “Wedomosti”. According to the Russian Ministry of the Interior, he is a suspect in a case regarding the appropriation of funds during the construction of fortifications on the border with Ukraine.

> Danish soldiers are to soon go to Ukraine to study from Ukrainian military modern techniques for combating drones. Details were described by the commander of the Danish army, division general Peter Harling Boysen.