02:30: President Zhelensky has accused Russia of genocide against the Ukrainian people through war. He noted that his country is home to over 100 ethnic groups. He also said that the attack by Russian forces was an act of extermination of their national races.
02:20: Ukrainian Interior Minister Denis Monastirsky says hundreds of civilians have been killed in attacks by Russian forces. He noted that the Russian war had left people physically ill and unable to speak.
12.10: Ukrainian authorities have recovered 410 bodies from the capital, Kiev. The mayor of Pucha said 300 residents had been killed in a month-long offensive by the Russian military.
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19.00: The mayor of Kiev has announced that the mayor of Snowsk in Kerson province and the mayor of Perislav in Chernihiv province have been released from Russia.
18.30: Famous Lithuanian film director Mantus Kvedarvicius has been killed in the besieged city of Mariupol in Ukraine.
17.00: The mayor of Mykolayiv said Russia had launched a missile attack on the city.
15.30: The European Union (EU) has said it will help Russia investigate the Pucha massacre.
14.40: The Russian government has warned people to be extra careful as landmines have been planted in Kiev, with Russian troops completely evacuated.
12.25: Russia’s President Zhelenzky has said that Russia’s goal is to seize the eastern and southern parts of Ukraine. He accused the West of not providing the necessary weapons to counter Russian forces.
10.20: The Ukrainian army took the city of Pucha under their protection. The mayor said about 300 people were buried in a mass grave in Pucha and that bodies were scattered throughout the city.
07.30: Deputy Defense Minister Kanna Malier has said that Russia has regained control of the Kiev region following the withdrawal of Russian troops from some key cities near the Ukrainian capital. He said in his Facebook post that Irfin, Pucha, Kostomal and the whole of Kiev were liberated from the Russian invaders.
03.50: Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry says about 18,000 Russian soldiers have been killed since the war began. NATO estimates that between 7,000 and 15,000 Russian soldiers have been killed in the war between the two countries, and the number of Russian soldiers killed has risen further.
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23.30: Carla del Bonde, the former chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, has said that Putin, the Russian president who waged war on Ukraine, is a war criminal and should be issued a warrant.
22.50: A Ukrainian official has accused Russian forces of firing on protesters during a protest against Russian aggression in the southern Ukrainian city of Enerhodor, in which four people were injured.
18.00: The United Nations says nearly 41 million Ukrainians have fled their country since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine began on February 24. Is claiming.