The photographic evidence emerging from Bucha—showing civilians seemingly shot dead with their hands bound behind their backs—supports this report. More than just a war crime, it constitutes a crime against humanity under Article 7 of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court.

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Deputy Commander of the Azov Regiment Svyatoslav Palamar stated that the defenders of the blockaded Mariupol are on the verge of life and death every day. He noted that they hope for a deblockade and know that politicians and the army are doing everything possible to do so

→ View original post on X — @hromadske

In Kharkiv, subway stations have become shelters for families escaping the bombs—this is what it’s like. The trains even serve as apartments, especially for seniors & mothers with young children. Thanks to incredible partners @WCKitchen delivers food each day. #ChefsForUkraine 🇺🇦 pic.twitter.com/CojDyhFduC

— Nate Mook (@natemook) 2 avril 2022

In Kharkiv, subway stations have become shelters for families escaping the bombs—this is what it’s like. The trains even serve as apartments, especially for seniors & mothers with young children. Thanks to incredible partners @WCKitchen delivers food each day. #ChefsForUkraine

→ View original post on X — @natemook

Ukrainian negotiator and MP David Arakhamia said on a TV news program that Zelensky and Putin could meet in the 'near future' in Turkey to discuss Russia’s war in Ukraine. 'Neither the date nor place is known but…most likely Istanbul or Ankara,' he added.

→ View original post on X — @christopherjm

Russian missiles strike infrastructure facilities in Myrhorod in Poltava Oblast. The Russian forces fired three missiles, causing a fire at the fuel depot and damaging the local airport's runway. No casualties have been reported.

→ View original post on X — @kyivindependent

This is just unbelievable — Russian troops have left scores of firearms, vehicles, dead bodies, documents behind their backs as they were escaping the Kyiv region.
Lots of washing machines, toys, kitchen appliances, fry pans looted.
FUCKING FRY PANS.
Looted as trophies.

→ View original post on X — @iaponomarenko

In Kakhovka, the occupiers abducted a veteran of the war in Donbas and former deputy of the city council Oleg Kozhemyakin. His wife, Olga, said that about 30 Russian soldiers came to their home: they immediately handcuffed the man, took him to their car, then searched his home

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I'll only finish by saying the US Government has given $2.5 B worth of equipment to UKR, and NATO has given much, too. And there's even more than most know about. And lots of smart people have determined what's best to get to them…and it has helped tremendously. 23/23

→ View original post on X — @markhertling

Should Poland have provided MIGs to UKR? I won't get into that, other than to say 1) that's Poland's issue, and 2) there's a lot more that goes into close air support than flying close air support. (that is, suppression of enemy, down pilot pickup, targeting, etc). and…20/

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