She’s dead’: Another day of loss in UkraineĪ wife and mother is killed in her courtyard during Russian shelling. Garages and cars were also destroyed, several fires broke out,” Sinegubov wrote.Įarlier, he said one missile destroyed a school, another hit a residential building, and the third landed near warehouse facilities.Īll three missiles were launched “exclusively on civilian objects,” Sinegubov said, adding: “This is absolute terrorism!” Several shells hit the yards of private houses. “Only civilian structures - a shopping center and houses of peaceful Kharkiv residents - came under the fire of the Russians. Oleh Sinegubov said on Telegram that the shelling of the northeastern city came from multiple-rocket launchers, and those hospitalized for injuries suffered in the attacks included children ages 4 and 16.
Russia’s Defense Ministry said the attacks struck at the points of deployment for Ukraine’s “nationalist battalions.” Kharkiv regional Gov. She listens to Ukrainians and Russians in collecting a haunting oral history of the conflict. World & Nation A Russian soldier in Ukraine confesses: ‘Mom, I think I’m going crazy’Ī Ukrainian filmmaker records the voices of war. “Russia is using the simplified procedure for issuing passports to tighten the noose around the necks of residents of the temporarily occupied territories of our state, forcing them to participate in the criminal activities of the occupying administrations and the Russian army of aggression,” Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry added in a statement.īetween 2019, when the procedure was first introduced for residents of Donetsk and Luhansk, and this year, more than 720,000 residents of the areas held by Moscow-backed separatist rebels - covering about 18% of the population - have received Russian passports. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said Putin’s signing of a passport decree, which also applies to stateless residents in Ukraine, was an example of his “predatory appetites.” Until recently, only residents of Ukraine’s separatist eastern Donetsk and Luhansk regions, as well as residents of the southern Zaporizhzhia and the Kherson regions, large parts of which are now under Russian control, were eligible to apply for the simplified passport procedure. Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree Monday expanding to all Ukrainians a fast-track procedure for receiving Russian citizenship, in yet another effort to expand Moscow’s influence in war-torn Ukraine.
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