Sunday morning in Kyiv.
A russian jet-powered drone is striking the Pivnichnyi Bridge while people are driving across it.
The footage says everything.
Civilian traffic. A deliberate strike.
russia is a terrorist state. Nothing more. Nothing less.
Oleshky. A return to hell.
New footage from russian-occupied Radensk, on the left bank of the Dnipro in Kherson region: people from Oleshky who came for food are now heading back along the “road of death.”
Residents of Radensk have organized a food collection in a trailer right in the village, so those arriving from Oleshky can take food completely free of charge.
Real human solidarity under the occupiers’ guns.
Hopefully, they all make it home safely.
A Russian jet drone just tried to target a train full of commuters as it crossed one of Kyiv's main bridges, barely missing amid bridge wires.
It's all just genocide now.
🇺🇦🗣️ A humanitarian catastrophe in Oleshky, - ombudsman Lubinets
"People there are without food, water and medicine! Evacuation is complicated by mined territories. I am contacted every day about leaving there.
We offered various options for evacuation routes and the introduction of a regime of silence, but the Russian side did not agree to such proposals. In my opinion, it was intentional!
And the reaction of the international community shows complete inefficiency."
Residents of Russian-occupied Oleshky are facing severe food shortages, with reports of civilians being forced to eat grass and weeds, Ukraine’s FM Sybiha says. Medicine, clean water, electricity and medical care are also becoming increasingly unavailable, including for children. Sybiha blamed Russia’s occupation for the humanitarian crisis and called on the UN, ICRC and other international organizations to secure immediate humanitarian access and safe evacuation. #Ukraine
One photo from Vasylkiv (near Kyiv) went viral online today. It shows a man with a prosthetic leg working high above the ground during yet another attack on the city, insulating the facade of an apartment building and preparing it for what could be a hard winter.
Even as Russia continues its attacks, people keep working, rebuilding, and preparing for ...
The photo was taken by Igor Pivovar