SHELLING OF BAKHMUT
The destruction of a 5-story residential building in the city of Bakhmut was caused by shelling.
THEY BURN AND DESTROY
In Bakhmut, a fire broke out in the roof of a workshop on an area of 700 square meters due to shelling on the territoryRead More
SHELLED RAILWAY AND PLANT
On the night of August 27, the Russian invaders shelled Sloviansk. Shells hit the area of the railway station and a warehouse with ceramic products.Read More
HOUSES, POST OFFICE, SCHOOL DAMAGED
As a result of the shelling of the Nova Sloboda community, two people were injured – they are members of the same family, a mineRead More
MISSILES DESTROYED BOARDING SCHOOL
The site of the destroyed educational institution in Zaporizhzhia, which was shelled by the russians. Several huge rockets flew here As a result of theRead More
DESTRUCTIONS IN THE DNIPROPETROVSK AREA
In Nikopol, 2 high-rise buildings and an administrative building were damaged due to the “arrival”. A fire broke out in an open area, the fireRead More
FIRES AND DESTRUCTION
A fire broke out in a two-room apartment in a five-story residential building after shelling in Pervomaiske village of Pervomaiske territorial community of Mykolaiv district.Read More
NIGHT OF INTENSE SHELLING
The Russians fired from “Hurricanes” and barrel artillery in the Kryvyi Rih district. They fired on the country estate and the energy company in theRead More
HORRORS OF THE KHARKIV NIGHT
On August 27, around 2:20 a.m., the Russian military launched rocket attack on the central part of the city of Kharkiv. The shot was inRead More
OCCUPIERS FORCE PEOPLE TO CLEAN
Forced cleaning-up day near the broken school in Mariupol.
LIFE IN THE OCCUPIED MARIUPOL
Mariupol Livoberezhnyi neighbourhood district. Ruin. Here, specifically in this house, 11 people still live. Such realities are against the background of propaganda.
MISSILES AT THE KHARKIV REGION
On August 27, Russian troops shelled the Chuhuiv, Bohodukhiv, Izium and Kharkiv districts of the Kharkiv region. Residential buildings, commercial buildings, civilian industrial facilities wereRead More