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24/03/2022

⚡The famous Canadian sniper Vali shared a new photo and confirmed that he is alive and well.

In the meantime, the Russian authorities have already officially confirmed the liquidation of "Vali" several times, each time inventing a new death for him.

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24/03/2022

⚡Stalingrad of the 21st century - Ukrainian Mariupol - on the front pages of world publications

24/03/2022

🔺Russia handed over to the International Red Cross data on more than 500 Ukrainian prisoners of war

They are ready to be exchanged for soldiers of the Russian army who were captured, said Tatyana Moskalkova, Commissioner for Human Rights in the Russian Federation.

“For each person who was captured, let’s say, a special card is drawn up, written by him in handwriting, so that you can make sure that he is alive and it was he who wrote this card, and transferred to the Red Cross,” Moskalkova said.

24/03/2022

⚡Almost world-famous line of trucks on the Polish-Belarusian border

Activists have been blocking the movement to help the Russian army for three days.
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23/03/2022

100,000 Trapped In Ukraine Port City Mariupol Facing Starvation, Thirst
Russia-Ukraine War: Tens of thousands of residents have already fled the besieged city of Mariupol, bringing harrowing testimony of a "freezing hellscape riddled with dead bodies and destroyed buildings", according to Human Rights Watch.
Kyiv: Almost 100,000 people are trapped among the ruins of the Ukrainian city of Mariupol, facing starvation, thirst and relentless Russian bombardment, President Volodymyr Zelensky said as the UN sharpened demands for Moscow to end its "absurd" and "unwinnable" war.
Tens of thousands of residents have already fled the besieged southern port city, bringing harrowing testimony of a "freezing hellscape riddled with dead bodies and destroyed buildings", according to Human Rights Watch.
In his latest video address Tuesday, Zelensky said more than 7,000 people had escaped in the last 24 hours alone, but one group travelling along an agreed humanitarian route west of the city were "simply captured by the occupiers."

He warned that many thousands more were unable to leave as the humanitarian situation worsens.Today, the city still has nearly 100,000 people in inhumane conditions. In a total siege. Without food, water, medication, under constant shelling and under constant bombing," he said, renewing calls for Russia to allow safe humanitarian corridors for civilians to escape.

Satellite images of Mariupol released by private company Maxar showed a charred landscape, with several buildings ablaze and smoke billowing from the city.

The Pentagon has said Russia is now pummelling Mariupol using artillery, long-range missiles and from naval ships deployed in the nearby Sea of Azov.



Local Ukrainian forces also report "heavy" ground fighting with Russian "infantry storming the city" after they rejected a Monday ultimatum to surrender.

UN relief agencies estimate there have been around 20,000 civilian casualties in the city, and perhaps 3,000 killed, but they stress "the actual figure remains unknown."

Mariupol's former mayor Sergiy Taruta vowed the city would never forgive Russia's siege

22/03/2022

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22/03/2022

Russia uses dozens of airfields for air raids on Ukraine, in particular, in Belarus and Crimea

According to journalists, there are about 40 airfields with tactical military aviation in close proximity to the borders of Ukraine.

The horde also uses strategic aircraft, which can be deployed 5,000 km from the "target".

Source : Ukraine

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22/03/2022

Facebook refuses to block Russian state accounts that spread lies about the war in Ukraine — Financial Times.

US and EU politicians want platforms such as Facebook and Twitter to do more to combat disinformation - including restricting the work of more than 100 accounts of Russian embassies and the Russian Defense Ministry, the newspaper said.

«We don't delete accounts, even if we disagree with the content they post, but we act when they violate our policies,» said Kevin McAllister, Facebook's policy manager.

Earlier, Facebook and other platforms actually removed messages from Russian embassies with the lies that the photos of pregnant women next to the bombed-out maternity hospital in Mariupol were staged.

21/03/2022

🖼 In London, one of the anti-war paintings by Banksy CND Soldiers was put up at a “silent auction”

It was first introduced in 2003. All proceeds from the sale will go to the Okhmadet children's hospital in Kiev, which rescues the wounded in the war around the clock.

21/03/2022

Here’s the status of Ukrainian cities under Russian attack
Kyiv: At least eight people were killed after a strike on a major shopping mall in Kyiv on Sunday night, according to Ukrainian officials. Kyiv’s mayor insisted the shopping center attack is “not a coincidence. Putin wants to starve the civilians to make them pressurize their leaders.” Residents have worried that if Russian forces continue to close in on the capital, Kyiv could face assaults like those in Kharkiv and Mariupol — with troops bombarding civilian populations to compensate for slow progress on the battlefield. British defense officials have warned the city remains Russia’s “primary military objective” and troops will prioritize trying to encircle Kyiv in coming weeks.
Mariupol: The fate of this strategic port city remains unclear Monday, after the city dismissed Moscow’s ultimatum to surrender after weeks of Russian bombardments. The battle has descended into street-to-street guerrilla fighting with Russian troops, according to Ukrainian military and city officials. Russian forces, they said, are in all civilian neighborhoods. A top European Union diplomat accused Russia of committing “a massive war crime” in its attack of the city.
Sumy: Seventy-one children have been evacuated from an orphanage in the northeastern Sumy region, according to the governor. Several thousand people, including foreign students, have fled Sumy in recent weeks amid Russian shelling.
Izyum: Ukrainian forces fought back a Russian assault on Izyum, southeast of the second-largest city, Kharkiv, on Sunday, inflicting heavy casualties.
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21/03/2022

Gostomel. Medinsky: Russia would like to reach an agreement with Ukraine for generations to live in peace.
1. Ukraine rejects Kremlin’s call to surrender Mariupol amid intense street fighting
The fate of Ukrainian port city Mariupol remained uncertain Monday, after it rejected Moscow’s ultimatum to surrender after weeks of Russian bombardments and days of street-by-street guerrilla warfare. Russia is bent on seizing Mariupol — which would be its first strategic victory in a war that appears to be approaching a stalemate in many other parts of the country — and has threatened the city with more assaults and a “military tribunal."

Even so, Britain’s Defense Ministry said Monday that “Kyiv remains Russia’s primary military objective” and that Moscow is likely to try to encircle the capital in the coming weeks. Russian forces bombed a mall in central Kyiv on Sunday night, burying several people in rubble and killing eight. Kyiv’s mayor imposed a two-night curfew. Military experts have warned that the Kremlin could turn to progressively deadlier siege tactics and missile strikes on Ukrainian cities and civilians to compensate for its lack of battlefield progress in the 26-day-long war.

The human toll of the war continues to climb – roughly one in four people in Ukraine have been forced to leave their homes — as diplomatic efforts towards a resolution have made only minimal advances. The U.S. ambassador to the United Nations on Sunday ruled out any U.S. military participation in a proposed NATO peacekeeping mission in Ukraine. President Biden is heading to Europe this week for a summit with other NATO leaders and a visit to Poland to discuss the war.


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