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A Russian rocket strike on a Ukrainian train station has killed 22 people, Ukraine says, on the day marking six months since Moscow's invasion began. It says five of the victims of the attack in the eastern town of Chaplyne burnt to death in a vehicle. An 11-year-old boy also was killed. President Volodymyr Zelensky announced the strike in the middle of a UN Security Council meeting. He said about 50 people were injured. Russia has so far made no comment. It has repeatedly denied targeting civilian infrastructure. Mr Zelensky said he learned of the strike on Chaplyne, in the Dnipropetrovsk region, as he was preparing to speak to the Security Council, adding: "This is how Russia prepared for the UN Security council meeting". "Four passenger carriages are on fire now... the number of fatalities could increase," he said. In April, a strike on another train station killed more than 50 people. Ukraine has spent Wednesday marking its annual independence day and Mr Zelensky had previously said Russia might do something "cruel" to disrupt the celebrations. Earlier he accused Moscow's forces of turning the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant into a "war zone" that endangered the plant and the people of Europe and put the world "on the brink of radiation catastrophe". The UN Secretary General told the same meeting that the "senseless war" could push millions of people into extreme poverty, both in Ukraine and beyond. Around the world, there were gatherings of supporters in the streets to mark Ukraine's independence today. World leaders also rallied to support the embattled nation to mark the occasion. UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson appeared in Kyiv on an unannounced trip to show his country's support, announcing £54m ($63.5m) in new military aid - a figure dwarfed by an announcement from US President Joe Biden of an extra $3bn (£2.5bn). Messages of support arrived from across the globe: from Australia, Germany, Finland, Poland, Turkey and more. In the Vatican, Pope Francis called for "concrete steps" to end the war and avert the risk of a nuclear disaster at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant - Europe's largest. But in the streets of Kyiv, it was relatively quiet. Ukraine had banned large gatherings and events over fears that Russia could target such civilian gatherings. It followed a warning from the US for any of its citizens to leave ahead of the anniversary. Some gathered anyway on Khreshchatyk Street to look at the array of captured Russian tanks and armoured vehicles put on display instead of the usual Ukrainian parade. Between his political speeches, President Zelensky and his wife also attended a memorial ceremony for the fallen soldiers and civilians of the war, laying yellow and blue flowers at Kyiv's Memory Wall of Fallen Defenders. Earlier this week, Ukrainian officials gave their first update on military causalities in some time - saying that nearly 9,000 soldiers had been killed in the six-month conflict, though that number cannot be independently verified. Despite the losses, the Ukrainian leader had started the day with a defiant national address, vowing to retake the whole of Ukraine, "without any concessions or compromises". "We don't know these words - they were destroyed by missiles on 24 February," he said. "The enemy thought we would greet them with flowers and champagne, but received wreaths and Molotov cocktails instead. In Russia, meanwhile, the day marking half a year since the start of the invasion passed quietly. The war is static, but ousting Russia is a seismic task Ukraine war in maps: Six months on from Russia's invasion What weapons are being supplied to Ukraine? The BBC's Will Vernon in Moscow says there has been almost no mention of the six months of Russia's "special military operation" on television or from officials - possibly a sign that authorities do not want to emphasise the drawn-out campaign. Russia had initially promised a short, decisive campaign - but Ukrainian resistance quickly pushed Russian forces away from the capital, and months later Russia redeployed its forces to concentrate on the eastern breakaway provinces where it already enjoyed support. In recent weeks, the front lines have hardly moved. One significant event in Russia Wednesday was the arrest of Yevgeny Roizman - one of the last remaining significant opposition politicians in the country. The former mayor of Yekaterinburg was arrested on charges of "discrediting the Russian army", which since the invasion of Ukraine began can carry a prison sentence of up to five years. As he was led away, he said he was being arrested for saying out loud "one phrase, 'the invasion of Ukraine'". Thousands of people have faced the courts over such charges, with a large majority found guilty, human rights lawyers say. One human rights group, OVD-Info, says more than 16,000 people have been detained for protesting against the invasion - offences which include streets protests, social media posts, or simply referring to Russia's "special military operation" as a war or an invasion. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-62666188

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With more than a century of lifespan, the coelacanth is in no hurry to live. Rather, they grow, eat, reproduce, and swim slowly. It has been described as a "living fossil". Among the sea currents of Africa, near the coast of Madagascar, this is the oldest fish recorded in the world's oceans. With an impressive ability to modify its genetics almost nothing over the millennia, the coelacanth has proven to be a survivor of the last mass extinction. Today we know that, in addition to everything, it is a very long-lived animal. Coelacanth: an ancient marine species Not even the most fearsome dinosaurs could withstand the radical changes that the Earth underwent after the asteroid impact. After that, most of the prehistoric biological diversity disappeared, leaving the ecosystems of the available species in a precarious condition. Despite the obstacles that this climatic impact represented at a planetary level, the coelacanth continued its evolutionary path —almost unchanged. How long do coelacanths live? A recent study revealed that, in addition to being incredibly adaptable to changes in the environment, the coelacanth is one of the longest-living fish on record. Originally, it was believed that he could live up to 20 years. However, the figure multiplied by five. This new estimate was made in France, based on the scales of these animals. Like the rings on tree trunks, it seems that this coating is the key to finding out how long a specific specimen has lived. It turned out that some of the specimens found were over 100 years old. Not only that: females could carry pregnancies for up to 5 years. With more than a century of life, the coelacanth is in no hurry to live. On the contrary, in addition to the fact that females can carry very long gestation processes, there is a record that this species does not reproduce until it is 50 years old. They grow at incredibly slow rates, making hatchlings particularly vulnerable to industrial fishing. Knowing more about their ways of life and behavior patterns, according to the main author of the study, Dr. Bruno Ernande from the University of Montpellier, will be able to provide guidelines to ensure their conservation. The fact that they are particularly scarce increases the pressure to prevent them from becoming extinct. Changes in the seas driven by the climate crisis and overfishing are some of the obstacles that this species is currently facing. https://www.ngenespanol.com/animales/celacanto-pez-prehistorico-gigante-puede-vivir-mas-de-100-anos/

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Ukrainian officials have ridiculed Russia's accusation that its special services were behind the killing of Darya Dugina, the daughter of an ultra-nationalist, in a car-bomb attack. "We don't work in this way," said National Security and Defence Council secretary Oleksiy Danilov. A memorial service for Ms Dugina, 29, took place in Moscow on Tuesday. Ms Dugina, a commentator on a Russian nationalist TV channel, died when her car blew up on the outskirts of Moscow. Her influential father, Alexander Dugin, may have been the intended target of the attack. His expansionist ideas of a New Russia or "Novorossiya" on Ukrainian territory are said to have influenced President Vladimir Putin's annexation of Crimea in 2014. President Putin condemned the "vile, cruel crime" and posthumously awarded Ms Dugina the Order of Courage. Her 60-year-old father paid tribute to her as a "rising star at the start of her journey". She was brutally murdered in front of him by Russia's enemies, he said, and he went on to call for victory over Ukraine. In Kyiv, the security and defence council secretary said Ukraine had nothing to do with the bombing: "We have more important tasks for our boys and girls... The FSB did this and is now suggesting that one of our people did it," he told Ukrainian TV. Mr Danilov also claimed Russia was planning a series of attacks inside Russia an attempt to mobilise a po[CENSORED]tion whose support for the war was waning. Ukrainian presidential office adviser Mykhailo Podolyak, said Russian "propaganda lives in a fictional world", adding that the car bombing was part of a struggle within Russia's special services. Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) said it had solved the case and blamed Ukraine directly. Its claims were widely reported by state TV, and pro-Kremlin commentators called for immediate revenge. Russia says farewell to 'warrior' Dugina By Will Vernon in Moscow Russian state TV broadcast live pictures of the memorial service at Ostankino TV centre in Moscow. Ultra-nationalist thinker Alexander Dugin paid tribute to his daughter, saying "she died for Russia, for the people". Russian MPs called her a "warrior for the sovereignty of Russia". One controversial MP, Leonid Slutsky, called for a square in Kyiv to be renamed in Darya's honour once "denazification" - code for Russia annexing Ukraine - had been "completed". The killing remains a top story for Russian state-controlled television. All the TV channels have been reporting as fact the FSB Security Service's claims that the culprit was a Ukrainian secret agent in a Mini Cooper. But some are questioning how the Russian authorities allegedly cracked this case, and the speed with which they did so. It took the FSB less than two days to "solve" the murder - releasing a detailed statement as well as video materials. Many opposition politicians, most of whom are now living abroad due to persecution in Russia, have been asking why other political assassinations in Russia remain unsolved - often for many years. There are other concerns, too - that Darya's murder may become a pretext for increased repression in Russia or for further attacks against Ukraine. We still don't really know who was behind the killing, why Daria Dugina was killed and whether she was the intended target. Russian demands for retribution came as Ukraine prepared to mark 31 years of independence on Wednesday, which coincides with six months since Russia's invasion of Ukraine began. The US state department has warned that Russia is stepping up efforts to attack Ukrainian civilian infrastructure and government facilities. Fears of an escalated Russian attack have prompted Kyiv to ban public events while the city of Kharkiv has brought forward an overnight curfew to start at 16:00 local time (13:00 GMT). According to the FSB's account of Darya Dugina's death, a Ukrainian woman linked to security services in Kyiv had moved to Russia in July alongside her young daughter. The woman had rented an apartment in the same building as Ms Dugina for a month, preparing for the attack, it alleged. In that time, she allegedly followed her target through Moscow in a Mini Cooper - for which she used three different licence plates. The FSB later released video purporting to show the suspect's car entering Russia, then of her entering Ms Dugina's building and finally leaving Russia for Estonia. Ms Dugina and her father were attending a festival near Moscow on Saturday evening where he was giving a lecture. They had reportedly intended to leave in the same car, but changed their plans at the last minute. Investigators said explosives had been planted underneath the Toyota Land Cruiser she was driving. Video appeared to show him looking on in shock as her car burned. Ms Dugina was a vocal supporter of the Russian invasion of Ukraine and a political commentator for her father's International Eurasian Movement organisation. She wrote regularly for pro-Kremlin media outlets and had been placed under sanctions by the UK in July as "a frequent and high-profile contributor of disinformation in relation to Ukraine". "My daughter Darya Dugina was brutally murdered in front of me," his statement on Telegram read. "She was a beautiful Orthodox woman, patriot, war reporter, an expert for central TV and philosopher." Russian media linked the suspect identified by the FSB to Ukraine's Azov regiment, which Moscow says is a terrorist group. The Azov regiment flatly denied the allegation. Estonia rejected the Russian claim that Ms Dugina's alleged killer had fled across the border as a "provocation in a very long line of provocations by the Russian Federation". Independent Russian outlet Agentstvo raised several questions about the FSB version of events, surrounding the woman identified as the killer and the Mini Cooper car. It wondered why she would take a child with her on such a dangerous mission and said video of the car had been posted in the Kyiv region three days before the blast. Exiled former Russian MP Ilya Ponomarev argued it was the work of a little-known Russian resistance group called the National Republican Army. The former MP who moved to Ukraine said the group had carried out several actions already, although there was no public reference to the group before Sunday. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-62643274

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