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Kremlin
Russia has given the most sombre assessment so far of its invasion of Ukraine, describing the "tragedy" of mounting troop losses and the economic hit from sanctions, as Ukrainians were evacuated from eastern cities before an anticipated major offensive.
Russia's six-week long invasion has seen more than 4 million people flee abroad, killed or injured thousands, turned cities into rubble and led to sweeping sanctions on its leaders and companies. -
Borodyanka
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said the situation in the town of Borodyanka was "significantly more dreadful" than in nearby Bucha, where Russian forces' suspected killing of civilians has been broadly condemned.
In Borodyanka, about 60km northwest of the Ukrainian capital Kyiv, families looking for relatives watched diggers search through the rubble of an apartment block.
Mr Zelensky said in a video posted on the Telegram messaging service the devastation in Borodyanka was worse than in Bucha, where officials have said more than 300 people had been killed by Russian forces, with about 50 of them executed.
Earlier, Ukraine's prosecutor general, Iryna Venediktova, said in the Kyiv region, which includes Borodyanka, Bucha and other towns and villages such as Irpin, the authorities had found "650 dead bodies, from them it is 40 dead bodies only kids".
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Ukraine villagers say Russian soldiers used them as 'shields'
In the village of Obukhovychi, neighbours say Russian forces dug in around their houses, using them as a "shield" to discourage counter-attacks by Ukrainian armed forces.
On one road in the rural community - home to 1,500 before the war - AFP yesterday saw five cavernous pits dug in spaces between homes and the street, and in gardens up against residential properties. -
YOU wrote:
Japan has now expelled Russian diplomats too.YOU wrote:
Spain now joins the list.Diplomatic Explusions
Countries that have now expelled Russian diplomats include: Netherlands, Belgium, Ireland, Czech Republic, Estonia, Lativa, Lithuania, USA, Bulgaria, Slovakia, Montenegero, Denmark & Italy.
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Sumy Region
Ukrainian forces are in control of the entire northeast region of Sumy along the border with Russia, its governor said Friday, warning residents against returning while it was being cleared of mines.
"The region is not safe. There are many areas that have been mined and are still not cleared," he said.
Russian forces have recently withdrawn from territory in the north and around the capital Kyiv after announcing a push to capture the eastern Donetsk and Lugansk regions, which are south of Sumy. -
Kramatorsk Railway Station Attack
More than 30 people were killed and over 100 injured in a rocket attack on a train station in Kramatorsk in eastern Ukraine, the head of the national railway company said.
"Two rockets hit the Kramatorsk railway station.
"More than 30 people were killed and over 100 were injured.
"This is a deliberate attack on the passenger infrastructure of the railway and the residents of Kramatorsk," Alexander Kamyshin said.
Civilians had been trying to evacuate to safer parts of the country, he added.The mayor of Kramatorsk said there were around 4,000 people at the city's train station when it was hit by a rocket strike.
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Zelensky says Russia an 'evil with no limits' after railway attack
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky described Russia as an "evil with no limits" after a rocket attack on an east Ukraine train station killed at least 35 people.
"They are cynically destroying the civilian population. This is an evil that has no limits.
"And if it is not punished, it will never stop," Mr Zelensky said in a statement on social media after the strikes on a hub that has been used by many civilians in recent days to flee an anticipated Russian advance. -
Russia has accused Kyiv of carrying out a deadly attack on a railway station in the city of Kramatorsk in eastern Ukraine that claimed at least 39 lives.
"The purpose of the Kyiv regime's attack on the railway station in Kramatorsk was to disrupt the mass exodus of residents from the city in order to use them as a a 'human shield' to defend the positions of Ukraine's Armed Fores," the defence ministry said in a statement.
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10 critics of Vladimir Putin who died violently or in suspicious ways
2015: Boris Nemtsov
In Feb. 2015, just hours after urging the public to join a march against Russia's military involvement in Ukraine, Nemtsov was shot four times in the back by an unknown assailant within view of the Kremlin. Putin took "personal control" of the investigation into Nemtsov’s murder, but the killer remains at large.
2013: Boris Berezovsky
Berezovsky is believed to have been instrumental in Putin's rise to power. But Berezovsky was unable to exert the influence under the new president he had hoped. His falling out with Putin led to his self-exile in the United Kingdom, where he vowed to bring down the president. Berezovsky was found dead inside a locked bathroom at his home in the United Kingdom, a noose around his neck, in what was at first deemed a suicide. However, the coroner’s office could not determine the cause of death.
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2009: Stanislav Markelov and Anastasia Baburova
Markelov was a human rights lawyer known for representing Chechen civilians in human rights cases again the Russian military. Markelov was shot by a masked gunman near the Kremlin. Baburova, also a journalist from Novaya Gazeta, was fatally shot as she tried to help him.
2009: Sergei Magnitsky
Lawyer Sergei Magnitsky died in police custody in November 2009 after allegedly being brutally beaten, then denied medical care. He had been working for British-American businessman William Browder to investigate a massive tax fraud case. Magnitsky was allegedly arrested after uncovering evidence suggesting that police officials were behind the fraud.
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2009: Natalia Estemirova
Natalya Estemirova was a journalist who investigated abductions and murders that had become commonplace in Chechnya.
Estemirova was kidnapped outside her home, shot several times — including a point-blank shot in the head — and dumped in the nearby woods. Nobody has been convicted of her murder.2006: Anna Politkovskaya
Her book, "Putin's Russia," accused the Kremlin leader of turning the country into a police state.
She was shot at point-blank range in an elevator in her building. Five men were convicted of her murder, but the judge found that it was a contract killing, with $150,000 of the fee paid by a person whose identity was never discovered. Putin denied any Kremlin involvement in Politkovskaya's killing.
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2006: Alexander Litvinenko
Alexander Litvinenko was a former KGB agent who died three weeks after drinking a cup of tea laced with deadly polonium-210 at a London hotel.
A British inquiry found that Litvinenko was poisoned by Russian agents Andrei Lugovoi and Dmitry Kovtun, who were acting on orders that had 'probably been approved’ by Putin.
In 2015 the Russian president granted Lugovoi a medal for "services to the motherland."Litvinenko had become a vocal critic of the KGB, which was run by Putin, and later blamed the security service for orchestrating a series of apartment bombings in Russia in 1999 that left hundreds dead. Russia's invasion of Chechnya followed later that year — and with it, the rise to power of Putin.
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2003: Sergei Yushenkov
Sergei Yushenkov had just registered his Liberal Russia movement as a political party when he was gunned down outside his home in Moscow. Yushenkov was gathering evidence he believed proved that the Putin government was behind one of the apartment bombings in 1999.
2003: Yuri Shchekochikhin
He was investigating the 1999 apartment bombings for Novaya Gazeta when he contracted a mysterious illness in July 2003. He died suddenly, a few days before he was supposed to depart for the United States. His medical documents were deemed classified by Russian authorities.
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Maybe you should stop criticizing Putin, DML. You wouldn't want anything to happen to you.
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Diplomatic Explusions UPDATED
Countries that have now expelled Russian diplomats include:
Netherlands, Belgium, Ireland, Czech Republic, Estonia, Lativa, Lithuania, USA, Bulgaria, Slovakia, Montenegero, Denmark, Italy,
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BigAl! wrote:
My offer to fight him one on one in Red Square still stands 😏Maybe you should stop criticizing Putin, DML. You wouldn't want anything to happen to you.
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UPDATE: Death toll from missile attack in east Ukraine rises to 50, says governor
At least 50 people were killed, including five children, in a missile strike on a rail station in the eastern Ukrainian city of Kramatorsk, regional governor Pavlo Kyrylenko has said.
In an online post updating an earlier preliminary death toll of 39, Mr Kyrylenko said the dead included victims who had died of their wounds after being taken to hospital or medical centres.
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Russia expels 45 Polish diplomats
Moscow is expelling 45 Polish diplomats, Russia's foreign ministry said today, in a tit-for-tat move after Warsaw last month expelled the same number of Russian diplomats for espionage.
The ministry said it summoned the Polish ambassador in Moscow to "strongly protest against the unjustified" expulsion of Russian diplomats from Poland on 23 March. -
༺ ᗪᗰᒪ ༻ wrote:
Putin wrestles with bears so it will be a tough fight 🐻 🐻BigAl! wrote:
My offer to fight him one on one in Red Square still stands 😏Maybe you should stop criticizing Putin, DML. You wouldn't want anything to happen to you.
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kungfu wrote:
What kind of bears? 🧔🏻🧔🏻༺ ᗪᗰᒪ ༻ wrote:
Putin wrestles with bears so it will be a tough fight 🐻 🐻BigAl! wrote:
My offer to fight him one on one in Red Square still stands 😏Maybe you should stop criticizing Putin, DML. You wouldn't want anything to happen to you.
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Y๏shi wrote:
Big bears 🐻kungfu wrote:
What kind of bears? 🧔🏻🧔🏻༺ ᗪᗰᒪ ༻ wrote:
Putin wrestles with bears so it will be a tough fight 🐻 🐻BigAl! wrote:
My offer to fight him one on one in Red Square still stands 😏Maybe you should stop criticizing Putin, DML. You wouldn't want anything to happen to you.
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"In order to accuse Russia of an alleged missile strike on the
Kramatorsk railway station, the Kiev regime has posted on social
media pictures of 'Tochka-U' launchers that took part in the
Russian-Belarusian exercise 'Union Resolve 2022' in February
2022"
"Please note, all photos published by Kiev from the 'Union Resolve
2022' exercise show non-Russian missile systems."
"Tactical missiles 'Tochka-U', whose wreckage was found near the
railway station in Kramatorsk, are used only by the Ukrainian
armed forces"
"According to clarified data, the strike on the railway station of
Kramatorsk was carried out by a missile division of the Ukrainian
armed forces from the area of the settlement of Dobropolye, 45
kilometers southwest of the city.'
"The purpose of the Kiev regime's strike on the train station in
Kramatorsk was to disrupt the mass departure of residents from
the city in order to use them as a 'human shield' to defend AFU
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So that article says the Russians used them in excersizes the same month, along the same border that they attacked Ukraine but now they magically don’t use them. That’s a load of bullshit.
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༼།༠༦༣༩༽ wrote:
So that article says the Russians used them in excersizes the same month, along the same border that they attacked Ukraine but now they magically don’t use them. That’s a load of bullshit.
</ Kiev put up on social media pictures today claiming to be from the exercise which was bullshit -
YOU wrote:
Out of the thousands of missiles used from start of the war by Russia strangely this is the first time they have used a tochka lol༼།༠༦༣༩༽ wrote:
So that article says the Russians used them in excersizes the same month, along the same border that they attacked Ukraine but now they magically don’t use them. That’s a load of bullshit.
</ Kiev put up on social media pictures today claiming to be from the exercise which was bullshit -
kungfu wrote:
It’s not the first time they’ve changed tactics or weapons.YOU wrote:
Out of the thousands of missiles used from start of the war by Russia strangely this is the first time they have used a tochka lol༼།༠༦༣༩༽ wrote:
So that article says the Russians used them in excersizes the same month, along the same border that they attacked Ukraine but now they magically don’t use them. That’s a load of bullshit.
</ Kiev put up on social media pictures today claiming to be from the exercise which was bullshit -
༼།༠༦༣༩༽ wrote:
So maybe Russia done this so they could blame Ukraine I very much doubt that zelensky is getting very desperate he would do anything to bring other countries into this war no matter what the costkungfu wrote:
It’s not the first time they’ve changed tactics or weapons.YOU wrote:
Out of the thousands of missiles used from start of the war by Russia strangely this is the first time they have used a tochka lol༼།༠༦༣༩༽ wrote:
So that article says the Russians used them in excersizes the same month, along the same border that they attacked Ukraine but now they magically don’t use them. That’s a load of bullshit.
</ Kiev put up on social media pictures today claiming to be from the exercise which was bullshit -
Like chemical warfare on your own people?
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Deicide wrote:
That could be next it has been done in other countriesLike chemical warfare on your own people?
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