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In the evening of April 29, Russian troops shelled Kharkiv once again. The enemy hit the city with guided aerial bombs. One woman was reported wounded, - the Regional State Administration.

4 people and a dog were killed as a result of the Russian shelling of Odesa. 28 people were injured, the Head of the Regional State Administration O. Kiper. According to him, there is also damage of residential houses and civilian infrastructure. 🎥 Ukrinform

The cluster munitions hit Odesa - footage of yesterday's shelling. Among the damaged infrastructure, there was also a residential area, - Ukrinform. 🎥Odesa Info

Occupiers attacked civilian infrastructure in Kharkiv with guided aerial bombs. 1 person was killed and there are injured. There are destruction in residential area and civilian infrastructure, the State Emergency Service informs. 📷SES

The Russians attacked Zolochev, Kharkiv Region. According to the investigation, a man and his 38-year-old daughter were killed. Another 5 people are wounded, - the Prosecutor General's Office. 📷PGO

In the evening of May 1, Russian troops used ballistic missiles in Odesa Region. A massive fire broke out at the site of the hit, and 13 people were reported injured, - Bykvu.

As a result of the Russian attack, civilian infrastructure was damaged, in particular the post office warehouses. 14 people were injured, 1 man was hospitalized in a state of medium severity. All others were treated on the spot, - the State Emergency Service. 🎥SES

Four children were injured in a Rashist strike on the town of Derhachy in Kharkiv Region, - Head of the Regional State Administration O. Syniehubov. According to him, the strike hit civilian infrastructure.

Crimean students’ grades lowered for not writing ‘thank you letters’ to Russian soldiers. Russia has been forcing children and their teachers to produce letters to the soldiers committing war crimes since soon after its full-scale invasion of Ukraine. t4pua.org/en/2504

‘Graves of killed civilians in every yard’ — Yurii Liapkalo, Mariupol. Yurii Liapkalo and his three-year-old son Hlib tried to survive almost two months under constant shelling without normal food, water, heat, or communication. t4pua.org/en/2512

‘I told the Russians at the checkpoints that I was going to Azovstal’ The superstar volunteer from Mariupol says he fought his way into the besieged city several times while the Russian army continually bombed it. t4pua.org/en/2525

From the life of one church in Kharkiv. In a city bombarded daily by the Russians, the emotions of churchgoers are bittersweet. t4pua.org/en/2548

Ukrainian teenagers in the Russia-occupied territories are already being served military draft notices for 2025. Moreover, children are being taken to the Russian army right out of "health camps". t4pua.org/en/2556

The Tribunal for putin Initiative identifies 5,340 victims of enforced disappearances: Next steps for international action T4P bit.ly/4deRvuc

Volunteers of Ukraine. If necessary, Ukrainian civil society is quick to respond. t4pua.org/en/2552

How Russians complicate the search for Ukrainian children, bullying of Ukrainians in European schools, family reunification — Maryna Lypovetska talks about the difficulties and joys in the work of the “Magnolia Child Tracing Service”. 👉🏻 Read more: t4pua.org/en/2573

❗️As of 19. 08. 2024, we know the whereabouts of 2, 510 Ukrainian prisoners. The T4P website now has live statistics on the locations where Ukrainians are being held in Russia and the temporarily occupied territory. t4pua.org/en/2578

❗️Cultural genocide is hard to prove, — says US professor. John Hall spent nine weeks in Ukraine and came to some astonishing conclusions. t4pua.org/en/2677

😢 Destroyed Pokrovsk and Mirnohrad. The Pokrovsk direction remains one of Donbas’s hottest spots of military operations. 👉🏻 Read more: t4pua.org/en/2779

😢 Between despair and hope: 89 families from the Kyiv Region are waiting for their nearest and dearest from captivity Here is a conversation with the Initiative Group “Our Dearest” representatives. t4pua.org/en/2789