A Russian landmine also killed two people in Dovhenke, a village near Izium in Kharkiv Oblast, according to the Prosecutor General’s Office.
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Russian forces shell hospital in Kharkiv Oblast, injure paramedic
Russian forces shell hospital in Kharkiv Oblast, injuring one. Russian forces on Dec. 18 shelled a hospital in Kivsharivka, Kharkiv Oblast, injuring a 31-year-old paramedic, Governor Oleh Syniehubov said.
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T-90M Breakthrough in service with the 30th Brigade
Trophy T-90M "Breakthrough" in service in the 30th brigade
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Explosions in Belgorod: casualties and official updates
Explosions were heard in Russia's Belgorod on the morning of May 22. Local authorities reported that air defenses were operating over the city and the surrounding district. However, one person was killed and eight others were injured, according to Vyacheslav Gladkov, governor of Belgorod Oblast, and RIA Novosti.
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Baerbock on Russia’s Truce Terms
A truce on Russia's terms 'will not end the horrors for the Ukrainian people,' Baerbock said.
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Russians unaware of fate of many missing
However, it's likely that the Russian authorities themselves don't know what's happened to many of the missing. Many bodies are likely totally destroyed or unrecoverable. There have been persistent reports of the Russian army burning its dead rather than sending them home.
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DNA testing offers hope to identify Ukraine’s dead
36/ DNA testing offers the relatives some hope that the bodies of their dead will eventually be identified. Many are likely lying unidentified in morgues or shallow graves in Ukraine. However, it's all but certain that many thousands will never be found. /end
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Russian soldiers with quadcopters search for missing under fire
31/ Russian soldiers deployed quadcopters to search for the missing. "The fighters say they see bones and military uniforms lying on the ground, but they cannot remove them because this area is under fire."
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Survivors’ testimony on abandoned soldiers
29/ The survivors were forbidden to go back for their wounded, [and told] it was dangerous, a trap set by the Ukrainian army. A survivor told the niece of a missing soldier that "the wounded remained on the battlefield, and he himself was among them. My uncle was there too."
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Russian soldiers use looted Ukrainian phones for scams, group says
25/ The "Russia Behind Bars" group suggests that the calls are being made by Russian soldiers using looted Ukrainian mobile phones. They note that it would be easy for mobilised prisoners – presumably serving with Wagner – to engage in such scams after being sent to Ukraine.