President Zelenskyy has said "it's only a matter of time" before Russia missiles hit the homes of people in NATO countries if a no-fly zone is not set up. Thirty-five people were killed and 134 injured in Sunday's strike in Yavoriv, which has long been used by Western experts to train Ukrainian soldiers. It comes after an air strike on a military base 12 miles (20km) from the Polish border brought the war close to NATO's doorstep. Many of Donbass videos in his own channel have English. President Zelenskyy warns of attack on NATO 'homes' Andrey Filatov made a lot of action footage in Syria and Donbass with tactical analytics in it. He echoed President Zelenskyy's call for the skies over Ukraine to be closed to protect Ukrainian, European and global security. "We need to stop the aggression, until a nuclear disaster comes in, until all of Europe is on fire," the PM said. While Russia's invasion of Ukraine has drawn condemnation from across the world, one has to feel some degree of pity for these Russian troops. "Ukraine is on fire", he said as he explained how hundreds of homes are without water, heat and light. Gut-Wrenching and graphic footage shows the aftermath of a battle in Hostomel (northwest of Kyiv) in which Russian troops and armored vehicles were absolutely destroyed by Ukrainian defenders. Mr Shmyhal called for more support for Ukrainian forces to be able to fight, saying otherwise another world war will begin. Image: Damaged cars and buildings are seen in Kharkiv We will definitely report in the evening," Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said in a new video address. Britons who take in refugees will get £350 per month 'thank you' payment'.Ukraine's leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy awards medals as he visits wounded personnel.Twenty-one children arrive in UK for 'life-saving' treatment.
Pregnant woman pictured being evacuated from bombed Mariupol hospital dies with baby.Russia says there has been 'substantial progress' in peace talks.Pic 150,000 Ukrainians have so far been evacuated through all humanitarian corridors - but an aid convoy into the besieged city of Mariupol is still being blocked, Ukrainian officials have said.Īnd while lines of negotiations between Kyiv and Moscow remain open, Russia is continuing a punishing bombardment of cities which the Red Cross said has created "nothing short of a nightmare" for civilians. The video emerges days after the Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelenskiy, accused the Russian military of undertaking the worst war crimes since the second world war after the discovery of mass civilian graves in Bucha, a city 15 miles north of Kyiv.Image: Kyiv mayor Vitali Klitschko was at the scene of the blast. The Nato secretary general, Jens Stoltenberg, said he had not seen the video, but stated: “I will say that every report on potential violations of international law should be followed or looked into, and of course, any violation of international law and any war crime is always unacceptable.”Ī war crime is defined by the United Nations as a serious breach of international law committed against civilians or enemy forces during an armed conflict. Ukraine’s foreign minister, Dmytro Kuleba, said on Thursday he was aware of the video and it would “definitely be investigated”. Scenes in the video match the scenery on Google Street View of the main road outside Dmytrivka, which is about seven miles south-west of Bucha with roads to Irpin. The broadcaster believes the word “Gruziny” – which means Georgians in Russian – can also be heard.
They found a match to a Georgian man with close links to Ukraine, but are yet to confirm his identity. A few metres away from the bodies is a BMD-2 infantry fighting vehicle which is used by the Russian airborne unit.īBC investigators attempted to biometrically match the face of one of the men in the video, who can be seen facing the camera with a distinctive beard. The living soldiers in the video are wearing the Ukrainian colours of blue and yellow on their arms, while the men on the floor wear white armbands, the colour of Russian troops.
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