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2:26 p.m : Ukraine’s president blames Moscow “total blackout” It affected many regions in Ukraine yesterday. “Without electricity, pumps supplying water to houses do not work”, Kharkiv Governor Ole Sinyehupov described in Telegram. Here’s what we know about these cuts.

2:07 p.m : It’s 2 PM, here’s a new point in the news:

Ukraine continues to rack up success on its counter-attack. The army claims to have captured 500 km2 of territory in the Kherson region in the south of the country. Follow our directoryou.

• After speaking in Parliament, Charles III came to Edinburgh, in Scotland, Elizabeth II’s coffin will be carried to Saint-Gilles Cathedral. He attends a religious ceremony there at 4 pm.

An exceptionally warm peak for September is expected today, with temperatures ranging from 35 to 38 degrees Celsius in the southwest, particularly in Bordeaux. We understand the weather for the next few days with Météo France.

1:55 p.m : The Ukrainian military says it has retaken 500 km2 of territory in the Kherson region from the Russians in a two-week counteroffensive. Russia vows to stand against this Ukrainian move. “An evolution like Kharkiv is simply impossible [dans le sud du pays]“said the deputy head of the Russian occupation in Kherson.

12:30 p.m : Ukraine announced this morning the shutdown of the last reactor in operation at the Zaporizhia nuclear power plant. Without electricity, people are preparing for a very harsh winter. Complain on the spot.

12:12 p.m : Let’s break down this Monday’s news:

Ukraine continues its string of successes in its counter-offensive: Last night, Volodymyr Zelensky announced the recapture of the strategic city of Isium. The Russian military announced this morning that it would bomb the areas it lost.

• After addressing Parliament, King Charles III will travel to Edinburgh, Scotland, where Queen Elizabeth II’s coffin arrived yesterday. The church in the city will be open to the public 24 hours a day.

An exceptionally warm peak for September is expected today, with temperatures ranging from 35 to 38 degrees Celsius in the southwest, particularly in Bordeaux. We understand the weather for the next few days with Météo France.

12:08 p.m : This morning, Also in France InfoAnother expert, Edouard Jolly, assessed “America’s Long-Range Rocket Launchers Played a Decisive Role” In recent Ukrainian victories, especially in the south of the country. They allow “To target bridges more precisely that allow Russian troops to evacuate more easily”This researcher explained at the Strategic Research Institute of the Military Academy.

12:06 p.m : “This is the first time that the Ukrainian army has driven the Russians, driven them fast and deep.”, Note at franceinfo Reserve Colonel Pierre Servant. invites failures“shame” He explains that for the Russian army, Ukraine is also a victory “To die [son adversaire] Logistics Bases for the War Effort”.

12:07 p.m : The Russian Defense Ministry says its forces continue to attack Ukraine, particularly areas where Ukrainian counteroffensives are taking place. The Izioum region, a strategic city in the country’s east, announced the takeover yesterday, has been specifically targeted, as has Kherson in the south.

10:55 : Hello. If the final election results come in Sweden It confirmed the victory of the far-right and the far-right, which should not call into question the country’s NATO membership. In particular, due to Turkey’s important role in the alliance, there was a time of doubt. The Sweden Democrats and their leader Jimmy Akesson have changed their stance April, especially to align themselves with their Finnish allies, are now in favor of this accession.

10:40 am : Hello, what are the effects of the advance of the far right on Sweden’s willingness to join NATO?

10:33 am : The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights condemns “bullying” Among them are victims of Russia’s war in Ukraine, as well as various others “Audit Patterns” is practiced in the country. A draft United Nations resolution on the matter is on the table, but has not seen the light of day due to the difficulty of securing a majority of states representing it in the Human Rights Council.

09:35 : #UKraine: “No interest in energy barriers, we were right in front of everyone”, @J_Bardella with @amandine_begot at #RTLMatin https://t.co/BjbrMEGyeK

09:39 : National Rally Executive President Jordan Bartella reiterated his opposition to sanctions against Russia this morning on RTL. “If it’s not us buying its hydrocarbons, it will be China.”, he believes. We devoted an article, Saturday, The effectiveness of these sanctionsThis particularly explains why it is not so easy for Moscow to find new buyers for its gas.

09:30 : Ukrainian soldiers advance in the east, but also in the south, in the direction of Kherson. Benjamin Dua and Benjamin Illy met the residents of the village of WysokophiliaReleased after several months of Russian occupation: “Psychologically it’s difficult, but We are very happy to see the Ukrainian players! As they pass, we make the sign of the cross to protect them.Elena says.

(Benjamin Illy/Franceinfo)

09:24 : The Ukrainian military announces it has relaunched “More than 20 regions” in 24 hours as part of its counterattack.

09:16 : Let’s recall the main message of this Monday:

Ukraine continues a successful counteroffensive in the eastern part of the country. Last night, Volodymyr Zelensky announced the takeover of the strategic city of Isium.

• Queen Elizabeth II’s coffin arrives in Edinburgh from Balmoraland will be on display to the public this afternoon after the religious service. Here’s the schedule for the next few days between now and the Queen’s funeral.

An exceptional heat peak for September is expected today, with temperatures reaching 38°C in the south-west. We understand the weather for the next few days with Météo France.

At the age of 19, Spaniard Carlos Algaraz Won the US Open against Norwegian Casper Rudd (6-4, 2-6, 7-6, 6-3), and became the youngest world No. 1 in men’s tour history.

07:35 : A selfie makes headlines liberation. A photo reported by the Ukrainian military shows several of its soldiers posing in front of their flag on Saturday in one of the villages in the east of the country captured from the Russian army. “We can no longer rule out a total recovery of territory.”Military historian Michael Goya assesses in newspaper columns.

07:20 : Yesterday, the Chief of Staff of the Ukrainian Army Valery Zaluzny confirmed. “d“Since the beginning of September, more than 3,000 km2 of territory has returned to Ukrainian control.”. By comparison, in June Volodymyr Zelensky estimated that 82,000 km2 of Ukrainian territory had been captured by Russia since the start of the offensive.

06:34 : Ukrainian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Oleg Nikolenko condemned these Russian attacks on the power grid. “An Act of Desperation After Russia’s Heavy Losses and Retreat in Eastern Ukraine”.

06:31 : Latest News Yesterday evening, power was restored to parts of eastern Ukraine affected by a major power outage. According to the regional governor, the recovery was partial in the Kharkiv region, the scene of major Ukrainian victories in recent days. He says a Russian strike on a power plant in the area killed one worker.

09:09 : Let’s start with a reminder of the top news from the last few hours:

Ukraine, which announced its capture of Isium, accused Russia of instigation Massive power outage Darkness plunged the eastern part of the country. In the evening the electricity is largely stable.

• Queen Elizabeth II’s coffin arrives in Edinburgh from Balmoraland will be on display to the public this afternoon after the religious service. Here’s the schedule for the next few days between now and the Queen’s funeral.

An exceptional heat peak for September is expected today, with temperatures reaching 38°C in the south-west. We understand the weather for the next few days with Météo France.

At the age of 19, Spaniard Carlos Algaraz Won the US Open against Norwegian Casper Rudd (6-4, 2-6, 7-6, 6-3), and became the youngest world No. 1 in men’s tour history.