occasionally finding its target. we will learn about that more in the hours ahead. essentially the possibility of a loss of life here and, again, many thinking this is russia losing nearby in bakhmut to ukrainian advances and lashing out on civilian areas nearby. a common tactic but one that appears to have taken possibly innocent lives or caused injury in the last hours or so. terrible pictures of that restaurant coming into us here. talking about this revolt led by yevgeny prigozhin, we ve heard from lukashenko that prigozhin is in belarus, but do we have any specifics on that, nick? reporter: no we don t. we don t even have yevgeny prigozhin saying he s there himself, although he does appear in his last statement to be going along with the narrative we re hearing from lukashenko and from the kremlin as well. we ve had the split screen bizarreness today, vladimir putin in moscow standing in front of troops, land troops who frankly did very little to stop
The situation in the zone of Russia’s special military operation is tense as Ukrainian forces keep making attempts to attack Russian positions, according to. 19.10.2022, Sputnik International
gathering, this time using data in cyberspace. and that will benefit russian foreign policymaking because they will get information they need. the second you refer to are the operation disruptions between ukrainian partners. what this does is tries to achieve a specific cyber effect at the time. let s say you ve got some planes flying overhead and you want to disrupt radar systems, you might want to take communication systems down at a specific time it will benefit your land troops, your air troops. so that s a specific type of cyber attack. and the third one i m moving onto is one i think is actually the most relevant right now which are these low level attacks which are going on and on and on since 2014 to really undermine confidence and trust in our systems, in our industry. and i think you referred at the top the u.k. release.
decapitate the political structures here, replace them with russian puppets, possibly jail or even kill members of the opposition likely to run an insurgency campaign. we are not even more than about 15 hours into the beginnings of this russian campaign. we have already got reports of land troops crossing in just to my north here, north of kyiv, we don t know whether as clarissa was rightly pointing out whether the idea would be to surround kyiv, a population, 75% russian speaking, fiercely, though, ukrainian in soul. that has changed, i think, over the last eight years since russia s first incursion into the country. and the 14 or 15,000 people who were killed during that process, the local authorities here reporting some 40 military dead, they don t know how many civilian, they re saying upwards of ten, but, of course, that was several hours ago now. and sadly those numbers both the military dead and civilians also
what you need to help defend the country. the only nations capable of mounting such a defense would be nato nations and for them to enforce a no-fly zone would draw them into the fight. so is that a request that could ever be possible? so, thank you for this question. we ve been asking for a no-fly zone or that military support so that we could strengthen up our protections from the air, for the last six months and right now here with the situation where no additional weaponry would actually help us, and you see the russian strategy that they re creating their tactic is actually attacking us from the air and then going out and covering with their land troops. so we will not get any stronger