Malayalee News
One month after the Russian occupation of Ukraine, Russia has not been able to win the war completely. Ukraine alleges that Russian soldiers who entered Ukraine brutally killed Ukrainian citizens and tortured housewives.
Ordinary people are being pushed out of their homes. The revelations of Maria Mesentseva, who is leading the Ukrainian delegation to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, are now under discussion.
Maria Mesentseva accused Russian soldiers of raping and sexually abusing women. In an interview with Sky News, she spoke of the brutality of the Russian military.
A Russian soldier who broke into a house in a town near the capital, Kiev, has killed his landlord and then brutally raped his housewife in front of her children. The soldier was attacked while intoxicated. Ukraine’s Prosecutor General Irina Venedikotova has launched an investigation into the incident and is gathering evidence.
The city of Irpin is the equivalent of hell. Here the army enters houses and kills people. In an interview, Russian President Vladimir Putin blamed Russia for the humiliation and tragedy. So far 20,000 Ukrainian civilians have been killed in Russian attacks. In addition, more than ten million people were left homeless and forced to flee en masse.
About 160,000 people are surrounded by Russian troops in the southern port city of Mariupol. They are struggling for food, water and medicine. The Ukrainian government has revealed that the economic loss to Ukraine from the Russian occupation reached $ 565 billion.
Russia and Ukraine will hold talks in Turkey today to end the war. Representatives of both countries arrived in Istanbul. A senior US spokesman says Russian President Vladimir Putin is not ready for a major compromise. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Selensky has stated that the goal of the talks is to protect the country’s sovereignty and borders.
Mayor Oleksandr Markhushin said that Ukrainian forces had recaptured the nearby city of Irpin while Russian forces were trying to capture the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv. The mayor made the announcement on social media.