Yesterday at 23:08
Late news from the south of Ukraine. In Kherson the convoy of FSB and paid russians came. They will pretend to be locals, willing to join Russia. Kremlin should obviously change creative director, report real local citizens.
The war in Ukraine has entered the stage of genocide and ecological catastrophe threat.
Right now in Energodar, where the biggest Nuclear Power Plant is located, Russian occupiers are trying to seize the city simply killing protesting civilians. And shelling the city’s suburbs.
The attack began right after the talks about ceasefire and creation of humanitarian corridors. Ukraine’s presidential advisor Mykhailo Podolyak reported that the two sides will together provide humanitarian corridors to evacuate civilians and deliver food and medicine.
Russia fires hundreds of cruise and operational-tactical missiles at military positions and cities, attacks with aviation, tanks and artillery, and sends subversion and reconnaissance groups to attack civilian infrastructure.
Kharkiv, Mariupol, Schastia, Volnovakha, Chernihiv suffered badly from these attacks. Whole streets and districts were destroyed, hundreds of killed civilians
In Okhtyrka Russian terrorists on purpose shelled the kindergarten, where people were hiding in the basements. Two children and 5 adults died there.
Despite the use of its best military units, Russia failed to reach the key goals. Ukraine did not surrender. Under constant attacks the authorities continue to work, the economic system works, providing important financial help for the Army and those in need.
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Ukraine also received broad support from other countries and international institutions. Weapons are being provided, first troops of the Foreign Legion have already entered the country. International support is also obvious in the diplomatic sphere.
Still it can’t stop Russian rockets and bombs. And the main necessity of Ukraine is still no-fly zone over Ukraine to cease shelling of civilians by Russia.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy, President of Ukraine
“If you can’t close the sky now, then give a deadline when it will happen.If you can’t do it now, tell me how many people have to explode, how many arms, legs, heads have to fly to reach you? Tell me how many. I’ll go to count and wait for this moment”
