bring you from reuters news agency related to those explosions earlier this week in iran. iranian security forces saying they have detained 11 people suspected of links to those attacks earlier this week. we reported here those bombings around 84 people. on wednesday s attacks in southern iran marking the anniversary of the death of a senior revolutionary guard commander, so that happened on wednesday, authorities telling us they have detained 11 people suspected of links to those attacks. that is coming in from reuters news agency and if we have any more detail we will bring you up to date. let s return to events in ukraine. russia s defence ministry said its forces have repelled a ukrainian attack over crimea, shooting down 36 drones over the peninsula annexed in 2014. russian occupation authorities called it the biggest attack on sevastopol since the beginning of the russian invasion of ukraine. the ukrainian army has confirmed the attack. 0lga malchevska has been follow
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the heroes, in these conditions, they are still operational. so, when ou talk they are still operational. so, when you talk about they are still operational. so, when you talk about them they are still operational. so, when you talk about them doing - they are still operational. so, when l you talk about them doing everything they can to help, you re talking about logistical help, of all forms? everything. get something tomorrow from lviv to kharkiv, no problem. try to get to mariupol to evacuate some people. a friend of mine, she bought a bus, with the help of her parents, and this is what is happening all across the country. we understand that right now there is no time for, why do you need this? it isjust, i need this, this, or that, delivered tomorrow or the day after tomorrow, and people are doing this, thanks to the government services and businesses and many services, and the country is working on its full powers to ensure these things. on its full powers to ensure these thi
there is no time for asking, why do you need this? it isjust, i need this, this, or that, delivered tomorrow or the day after tomorrow, and people are doing this, thanks to the government services and businesses and many services, and the country is working on its full powers to ensure these things. and the country is working on its full powers to ensure the victory is coming close. and these are people who have given upjobs, given up everything that they knew and loved before the war, but you must, as well as seeing remarkable behaviour like that, you must have seen some desperately upsetting things as well? you know, when we are asking that we need everything for help, we really need everything, because people here, theyjust give up all their savings to the army, they donate every day some sums of money, they don t eat enough, they don t go a lot to coffee places because right now everything is needed to make sure our army has everything.