The main efforts of sappers are now focused on the directions of Bucha, Irpin, Borodianka, Hostomel, as well as on Chernihiv, Nizhyn, Trostianets directions 2/4

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Approx. 300,000 square kilometers of Ukraine need to be inspected and demined. Sowing work on a large area of ​​Ukrainian fields cannot begin due to the threat of explosives left by the occupiers 1/4

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Russian proxies call for using chemical weapons in Mariupol. Spokesman for Russia's proxies in Donetsk said on April 11 that it made no sense to storm the Ukrainian-controlled Azovstal plant in Mariupol and instead Russian "chemical forces" should "smoke (Ukrainians) out."

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Energoatom: Russian troops caused damage worth Hr 18.3 billion ($620 million) to Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant. Ukraine's nuclear power monopoly said on April 11 that Russian troops had damaged the plant while shelling and seizing it in early March.

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Update from our @WCKitchen team in Kramatorsk: 13 buses are transporting residents out of the city, free to Dnipro & Lviv. 4-6 private buses are also operating. 1,000 people go daily vs over 8,000 on the trains before the attack. We are serving while they wait! #ChefsForUkraine

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The answer is obvious – these munitions are designed to be used as part of preparatory fire before an assault. Unexploded munitions will kill your own soldiers moving into enemy territory just as effectively as they'll kill civilians.

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Ukraine's General Staff: Russian troops unsuccessfully try to move further into Ukraine. The offensive operations are taking place in Donetsk Oblast and in the south of Ukraine.

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The Ukrainians have previously reported that the Russians are finding that their reserve tanks are basically fucked due to neglect and looting:

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GeoConfirmed.

"A large amount of Russian military hardware at a train station in #Retsjitsa, #Belarus."

52.3490700, 30.3819253

GeoLocated by @YWNReporter#UkraineInvasion#UkraineRussianWar https://t.co/30dYEUZDYo

— GeoConfirmed (@GeoConfirmed) 11 avril 2022

GeoConfirmed. "A large amount of Russian military hardware at a train station in #Retsjitsa, #Belarus." 52.3490700, 30.3819253 GeoLocated by @ywnreporter #UkraineInvasion
#UkraineRussianWar

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