More than 800 people were injured.
Chairman of the Donetsk Regional State Administration Pavlo Kyrylenko stated that since the beginning of the Russian army's invasion of Ukraine in the Donetsk region 286 civilians have died.
890 people were injured. “
” Since the beginning of the Russian invasion of Ukraine as a result of shelling and bombing in Donetsk region killed 286 civilians, wounded another 890. Currently unknown number of Russian victims in Mariupol and Volnovakha, “- said Kirilenko.
The Mariupol City Council said that in two months the Russian army killed twice as many people than the Nazis in the two years of occupation of Mariupol during World War II.
The Russian army has already illegally deported as many Mariupol residents as Hitler's troops during the years of occupation.
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Faced with fierce rebuff in Ukraine, the Kremlin abandoned the plan to seize Kyiv and put its puppet government there. Moscow announced that from the very beginning its main goal was to reach the borders of Donetsk and Luhansk regions, as well as to create a land corridor from the Crimea to the Donbas. What are the prospects for the invaders in the near future told Tatiana Silina in the article “Battle for Donbas: why Putin should lose”?
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