The elimination of the Russian salient north of Lyman comes from ISW's 12 September assessment, citing Russian military bloggers. No independent primary source has confirmed the change on the ground.
The figure of 285 tankers struck comes from Robert Brovdi, who commands the units making the strikes. Neither the total nor the damage caused per strike has been independently verified.
The 800,000-troop request, the recruitment rate and the casualty rate all originate with Ukraine's military intelligence chief in an interview. Russia has made no such request public and officials continue to deny mobilisation plans.
Power restoration on about 8 September comes from an Energoatom statement relayed by a specialist outlet rather than from an IAEA update fetched directly. The 5 September ceasefire and the diesel position are first-party IAEA.
The 11 September release names motor fuel and a temporary reduction in production capacity. It assigns no cause, and the link to the strike campaign is this briefing's inference from the CREA export data.
The IRGC named DDG-119 and DDG-53 and claimed significant damage, and separately claimed eight tankers. No impact imagery has been published, CENTCOM denies any warship was hit, and IMO's independent list carries three merchant casualties in the window.
The Council's public programme of work and document searches showed no draft resolution, circulated text or dated vote notice for the Panel's renewal as of 11 September. Absence from the public record is not proof that no text exists in negotiation.
Checks for a supervisory response naming Golden Global relied on indexed search results because the BDDK pages timed out or returned errors and the finance ministry pages required JavaScript. A decision published only on those pages could have been missed.
