City authorities in the besieged southern Ukrainian port city of Mariupol are burying their dead in a mass grave as Russia’s bombardment continues. Follow along with our live coverage.
put all its MIG-29 jets the disposal of the United StatesUkrainian Territorial Defence Forces members walk past the city park as a camouflaged soldier stands in foreground, in the outskirts of Kyiv, Ukraine.An man stands inside a shelled house at the village of Velyka Dymerka east of Kyiv.A man walks in front of a shelled house at the village of Velyka Dymerka, east of Kyiv.A Ukrainian serviceman stands at a check point in the vilage of Velyka Dymerka east of Kyiv.
The report could not immediately be verified by Reuters. Russia has denied targeting civilians in its assault on Ukraine.Tens of thousands of people trapped in the besieged Ukrainian city of Mariupol are living in dire humanitarian conditions without water, heat or basic sanitation.Dozens buried in mass grave in Mariupol
The dead include civilian victims of shelling on the city as well as some soldiers. Workers with the municipal social services have also been collecting bodies from homes, including some civilians who died of disease or natural causes.Kremlin tells United States to await response to “economic war” “You see the bacchanalia, the hostile bacchanalia, which the West has sown - and that of course makes the situation very difficult and forces us to think seriously,” Peskov told reporters.
“It is vital... that Ukraine maintains its ability to fly and suppress Russian air attack,” Wallace told lawmakers.
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