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Ukraine's Landmark Odessa hotel is hit by missile Maritka submarine, Ukraine's secret weapon, can hit Russian naval targets Russia increases the number of trained piglets to protect the Sevastopol military base in the Black Sea Russia ties a knot between the lights in Bakhmut to fight FPV drones Poland's media reports that experts have confirmed that the missile fired at the Ukraine military base is from Ukraine The US government calls on Azerbaijan to protect the people of Armenia when thousands flee from Karabakh After the face-to-face exercise at G20, China says it is ready to contribute to the success of APEC Hello everyone Please follow the details of the 24-hour program on the evening of September 26 Ladies and gentlemen, Ukrainian officials say a large hotel on the shore of Ukraine's Landmark Odessa has become a target of a series of attacks by Russia According to Ukrainian media, this famous hotel was abandoned for a long time before it became a target Specifically, Ukrainian officials said that the attack by missiles and drones by Russia on the city of Odessa port in the Black Sea in the early morning of Monday killed two people. The abandoned facilities were severely damaged, and Russian missiles also hit the building of the Landmark Odessa hotel. The Ukrainian air force said that Russia attacked the city of Odessa with 12 Kalibr-launched cruise missiles, two P-800 Oniks anti-ship cruise missiles, and 19 Scyhitz-136-131 drones. The Ukrainian side responded in response, but a Kalibr missile and both Oniks missiles avoided the air defense system. Russia used the Oniks missiles as a top-level surface strike to attack Odessa and Mykolaiv. In a post on the Telegram social network on September 26, the head of the Odessa Regional Military Administration, Oleg Kiper, said one of Russia's missiles hit an abandoned warehouse, killing two people. According to Odessa Journal, the Odessa hotel was completed and opened in 2001 The 19-story building, with a total area of 26,842 square meters, has about 160 rooms. The hotel has been closed since 2011. On the social network, the owner of the hotel, Mr. Andrei Stavnitser, shared images of the consequences of the attack. At the same time, he said, it was fortunate that there were no casualties there. According to initial information, although this building is a civilian construction, the Defense Ministry of the Russian Federation stated that they carried out attacks on military targets. In a statement, the Russian Defense Ministry said Last night, the Russian Federation Armed Forces, AFU, launched a long-range precision weapons group strike and drone attack aimed at temporary deployment sites of foreign mercenaries and training points of sabotage groups. The Russian Defense Ministry said they had hit the target and neutralized the facilities. While the Ukrainian government said the hotel was abandoned, telegram channel Raibar connected to Kremlin said Previous reports show at least the presence of the Ukrainian army in the hotel since a few months ago. On Monday, the Raibar channel reported, although some sources said the building has never been used for military purposes. But this is not entirely true. In May, people saw the soldiers there and for some reason, the power generator was operating at the abandoned facility. However, according to this news channel, there is no objective evidence to show the lack of manpower in the night attack. The Raibar news page on September 25 stated With the height and position of this building, it is very unlikely that it can be used to slow down observation or cause sudden changes. Although the area of ​​the building is quite large and can be used for other purposes, but there is currently no evidence of this. Russia has carried out a series of long-range attacks on the port and nuclear facilities of Ukraine in the Black Sea and the Donetsk River since July. According to Ukrainian government officials, initially, the attacks were related to Russia withdrawing from the Black Sea nuclear initiative. These movements occurred after Ukraine's attack on the Kutch Bridge on July 17. Kremlin has denied any connection, and the Russian Defense Ministry said they were attacking military targets. However, on Monday, the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine stated that the latest attack on Odessa was to retaliate against the attack on June 6 aimed at the headquarters of the Russian Black Sea Fleet in Sevastopol on the Crimean peninsula, which led to the death of dozens of Navy officers, including the command of the Black Sea Fleet. Recently, Ukraine revealed information about a new unmanned submarine model, Maritka. This submarine is described as being able to attack naval targets from a very long distance and even carry out secret reconnaissance missions. The newly released video shows that the prototype of the large unmanned submarine is moving with the force of it right under the water. This design is named Maritka. Much of the information about the design is still unclear, but the organization behind it says it can be used to carry out suicide attacks on ships and naval infrastructure. Currently, Ukraine is very concerned about such weapons. In recent times, unmanned naval equipment has become Ukraine's main weapon to attack the Russian Navy and other targets in and around the Black Sea region. In a post on the X social network, AMMO Ukraine posted a new video about Maritka, Ukrainian for Mary. The group has advertised the unmanned vehicle UUV and called for investment as well as donations to support the development of this vehicle since August. This was followed by a separate group called Prey-1, revealing a smaller UUV Kamikaze called Toloka earlier this year. The video posted in the post on the social network shows Maritka being lowered into the water and separated from a six-wheeled MOC vehicle used to move the ship on land. Then the employees were stunned, floating on the unmanned submarine and this submarine began to move through its own thrust system. Maritka is believed to be only 20 feet long, 6 meters in diameter, and only 3 feet in diameter, 1 meter in diameter. Detailed information and possible verification of Maritka and its capabilities are still very limited. The project is still quite new and it is not clear how fast it can progress, especially in the face of large calls for additional funding from outside. However, Ukraine still prioritizes these capabilities and puts them into use at a fast, reliable rate. AMMO Ukraine has previously stated that Maritka has a maximum range of 621 nautical miles, equivalent to 1,000 kilometers. If true, this unmanned submarine can move one way to almost all points on the Black Sea from ports in western Ukraine. According to AMMO, the estimated price for this device will fall to about 16 million hryvnia or about $ 433,000, according to the exchange rate at this time. AMMO has introduced Maritka as a type of explosive-filled kamikaze weapon that can be used to attack ships and coastal infrastructure, including bridges. Over the past year, Ukraine's forces have increasingly made good use of its increasingly expanded unmanned aerial weaponry to carry out attacks on Russian naval ships at sea and at sea ports, as well as other targets such as the Elbinkoch Bridge. Recently, The Drive newspaper said that the operation of Ukrainian unmanned ships, even if they are relatively stable at high speed and therefore easier to detect, will still force Russia to invest more resources in the underwater defense system. In addition to equipping coastal defense variants with a rare version of the BM-21 multi-purpose missile defense system and other capabilities around Sevastopol, Russia has developed specially trained pheasants as a powerful force to help protect the port from combat missiles and other threats under the country. According to the Never News analysis, Russia has increased the number of trained pheasants to protect its Black Sea Fleet on the Crimean peninsula from attacks by Ukrainian forces. Last year, Chang Insider also reported that the Russian Navy used military pheasants to protect its naval base at the Sevastopol port as a measure to prevent Ukrainian submarine operations from destroying Russian ships. The satellite image Maxar Technology at that time showed that two pheasants have been trained. According to the Never News, S.I. Sutton, an expert on submarine systems and technology, said that the number of pheasants raised at the port has recently doubled from 3 or 4 to 6 or 7. This comes after an attack by unmanned equipment aimed at Russian ships in the area, in the context of Ukraine's counterattack. According to The Drive, these pheasants are trained to protect against the attacks of Ukrainian special forces or combat swimmers, those who may try to break into the base. Sutton wrote that pheasants have an advantage that no one can swim better than pheasants. When swimming fast, pheasants can reach speeds of up to 59 km per hour. Another piece of information. FPV drones or drones with a first-person view system have become a characteristic weapon of the conflict in Ukraine. On September 25, the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense posted a video with a speed as fast as the wind, showing how FPV drones can move and how difficult it is to stop them, while another video showed the desperate measures taken by Russia to counter them. In the video, an FPV drone from the Ukrainian FPV flew through the forest, flying through the trees before entering a Russian hidden cave, and it is likely to explode here. Then another drone flew higher and showed the obvious consequences of a successful attack. FPV drones are based on a developed device that is suitable for the sport of flying drones. The pilot uses a headset and can put the weapon on a specific target. So far, in the war in Ukraine, people have seen these drones attack tanks, trucks, soldiers in battles and even other drones. The Ministry of National Defense of Ukraine said that these FPVs are a competitive advantage on the battlefield. These devices chase in time and destroy almost all targets. And the most important thing is that they save the lives of our soldiers. They have seen every step of the Russian army while hiding. Like many technological milestones in this conflict, FPV drones have become a powerful device in creating weapons and creating countermeasures in Ukraine. In another video, this time from Russia, shows a significant effort to prevent and counter FPV drones. The video shows the Russian forces setting up camouflage on the lights on the roads near Bakhmut, which were destroyed by the war, to prevent Ukrainian FPV drones from trying to attack Russian vehicles. Moving on to an international event. Polish newspaper Czech Post Polita quoted sources as saying that Polish experts have confirmed that the missiles killed two people at a dormitory in southern Poland in November last year were fired by the Ukrainian side. The explosion of missiles in Poland, which is a NATO member, has raised concerns that the war in Ukraine could become a larger conflict by activating the Joint Defense Coordination of this alliance. However, at that time, Warsaw and NATO said they believed it was Ukraine's lost vehicle, reducing concerns about escalation. Sources familiar with the investigation told Czech Post Polita that Poland had identified the missiles falling into the village of Dziewodok as S-300-5W55 air defense missiles fired from Ukraine's territory. The newspaper quoted sources as saying that the missiles had a range of 75 km to 90 km. At that time, Russia's positions were in a location where no of their missiles could reach the village of Dziewodok. Ukraine denied the information that one of the country's missiles had fallen into Poland's territory. Czech Post Polita reported that Ukraine had not provided any documents to Polish investigators. Another hot spot. Recently, the United States has called on Azerbaijan to protect the rights of the Armenian people and allow them to carry out humanitarian and international surveillance missions. According to Reuters, thousands of Armenians have left their homes in Nagorno-Karabakh and say they are afraid of genocide. This week, Armenians in Karabakh, a separate region of Azerbaijan outside the control of Baku since the fall of the Soviet Union, began to flee after the Armenian forces were defeated by the Azerbaijani army in a fierce military campaign. At least 13,550 of the 120,000 Armenians, called Nagorno-Karabakh their home, arrived in Armenia on the first day of the migration. Hundreds of cars and buses, on the way along the mountain road, left Azerbaijan. The head of the U.S. International Development Agency, Yushef Samatarpour, told reporters that we are calling on Azerbaijan to maintain ceasefire and take specific steps to protect the rights of the people in Nagorno-Karabakh. Earlier, Ms. Pour gave Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan a letter of support from US President Joe Biden, saying that Azerbaijan's use of force is unacceptable and Washington is considering a suitable response. China is ready to play a constructive role in the success of the APEC Summit on Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation, which is expected to take place in San Francisco, U.S. The statement came after President Xi Jinping was absent at the 20th Annual APEC Summit in New Delhi, India. Reuters reported that Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said that the country is developing rapidly, and that China is ready to meet the expectations of the international community and play a constructive role in the success of the APEC Summit this year. Xi Jinping was not present at the G20 Summit in New Delhi this month. Beijing did not provide an official explanation for Xi's absence. Instead, Chinese Prime Minister Li Keqiang attended the G20 Summit. Before China's move, the United States has been saying that China is abandoning the G20 and building a world order instead. In the press conference, when asked if Xi would attend the APEC Summit, Wang Yi said that the Chinese side and all parties hoped that the United States would recognize its responsibility as the host country, show openness, fairness, integrity and responsibility, and create better conditions for the summit to take place smoothly. Wang Yi also said that China is ready to play a constructive role in the APEC Summit this year. Xi Jinping was not present at the G20 Summit this month. China is not ready to play a constructive role in the APEC Summit. Wang Yi also said that China is in contact with the parties involved and will issue a notice at the right time. China-U.S. dialogue is gradually being rekindled, despite tension between the two superpowers, especially Taiwan. The only remaining ally of this country after the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991 was North Korea. China was forced by a 1961 treaty to defend North Korea if it was attacked. Thank you for watching See you in the next video