It is the 41st day of the Russian occupation of Ukraine. According to the UN, “Ukraine is one of the most mined countries in the world.” The “New York Times” reports that satellite images of Maxar contradict Russia’s theory that civilian killings took place in Bucza after its troops left the city. Photographs show the bodies of civilians lying on the streets of Buxa, at least since March 11. On tvn24.pl we report another day of the Russian invasion.
> Vladimir Putin On the morning of February 24 Ukraine announced the start of the invasion. Since then missiles have fallen on the Ukrainian army and civilian targets, but the Russian army has not been able to capture the capital. Russian troops withdrew from Kiev.
> After the Russian troops left the city, in Pusa in the Kiev region The public grave was discovered. The city’s mayor, Anatoly Fedoruk, said Russian troops had killed more than 300 city residents.
> Satellite images contradict Russia’s theory that civilian killings in Buxa took place after its troops left the city – New York Times
> “Seven bombings were recorded at a phenol factory, including three filter columns, three commercial product collectors, the distillery’s mezzanines, material pipes, a tank and metal structures,” Ukrinform reports.
> Russian forces have withdrawn from the Kiev and Chernihiv regions and are beginning to withdraw from the Sumi region, experts with the Eastern Research Center (OSW) say 39 days after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Main photo source: Lafarge Rafael / Abaga / BAP / EPA
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