A fire broke out at a military unit in Klintsy, Bryansk region, near the Russian-Ukrainian border. Russian army equipment is burning, undergoing repairs after the war.
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Fire at military unit in Bryansk region, Russian equipment burning
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Decision on Ukraine’s EU candidate status
The decision to grant EU candidate status must be taken without weakening the bloc and to ensure Kyiv is not left in limbo for years, according to a French presidential source. The European Commission will deliver its opinion on Ukraine’s candidacy request on June 17.
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Russian attacks kill and injure in Kharkiv Oblast (June 11, 2022)
Russian attacks killed 4 and wounded 6 in Kharkiv Oblast on June 10, according to regional authorities. In Korobochkyne, a shell struck a single-family house, killing two men and two women. One more person was injured in the village, and five more were injured in Derhachi, Pechenihy, and Malynivka.
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Ursula von der Leyen arrives in Kyiv for working visit
President of the EU Commission, Ursula von der Leyen arrived in Kyiv with a working visit
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Horrific civilian conditions in Donbas, brave priest helps
My story for @ForeignPolicy on the terrible conditions for civilians trapped on the Donbas front as Russia’s war on Ukraine enters its deadliest phase. Vulnerable people bear the brunt of the fighting, while a brave priest risks his life to help them.
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Drone surveille les habitants de Donbas
As well as constant attacks making it hard to leave basements, Donbas residents are always being watched. Here is a DJI observation drone watching us as residents showed me the remains of a destroyed shop. Difficult to tell whether Russian or Ukrainian. pic.twitter.com/hbRXP44jJE
— Liz Cookman (@liz_cookman) 11 juin 2022As well as constant attacks making it hard to leave basements, Donbas residents are always being watched. Here is a DJI observation drone watching us as residents showed me the remains of a destroyed shop. Difficult to tell whether Russian or Ukrainian.
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Donbas pensioners’ lifetime of comforts destroyed by war
For some Donbas pensioners, it took a lifetime to furnish homes with creature comforts for old age, such as heating and comfy furniture ready. Now everything they had has been destroyed.
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Les nuits sont les pires dans le Donbass
The nights are the worst in Donbas. These are the basements families or groups sleep in on makeshift beds. They are not proper shelters, just underground rooms and the only light comes from candles or oil lamps. The thick walls shake as shells explode all around.
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Uncollected trash piles up in bombarded Donbas cities as summer heat arrives
Months of uncollected trash has piled up with few able to reach Donbas’s bombarded front line cities. Vuhledar residents fear getting sick as the summer heat arrives in Ukraine, thousands of flies circle.
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Vuhledar residents bury dead in shallow graves under shelling
Just like in Mariupol, Vuhledar’s dead are buried in shallow graves in residential yards by locals, who do it while being shelled. They hope to be able to give the deceased a more dignified resting place when the war is over.