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💔 Mark Pogozhin's life was taken by the Russian shelling of Odessa on March 2, 2024. At night, the enemy attacked the city with drones. The boy's father, Vitaly, died nearby, and his mother was hospitalized.

"A few hours before the explosions, we were still communicating with them via video link. Markusha mumbled something and asked his mother not to film him. He didn't like it when he was filmed without permission," Aunt Masha said.

Mark was three years old. Relatives affectionately called him Markusha. He grew in love. He walked a lot, played, smiled, liked to splash in puddles. Went to kindergarten.

"An interesting fact about Mark: he didn't really like attention, he preferred to be left alone. As much as we wanted to see him on video and talk, but if he said no, it meant no - that's how businesslike he was. I admit, we often asked Nastya would quietly point the camera at him when he was watching cartoons, just to admire this little miracle. And Markusha loved his great-grandmother Viktoriya Yurczyk very much, with her he shone," said grandmother Nataliya Martyniuk about Mark.

"Markushya and I were very close. When he was born, I saw him almost every day. When I heard our mother talking to Markushya via video link, I ran all over the house, wanted to hear his little voice... Nastya had gentle methods of upbringing. She always gave my son the right to choose. I remember, my sister filmed us offering candy to Markus, and he refused it in favor of porridge... I dreamed of meeting him, hugging him, and going for a walk," said the boy's aunt.

Mark Pogozhyn is survived by his mother, grandmother, aunt and other relatives.

Residents of Sudzha in the Kursk region of russia debunk russian propaganda that residents are treated badly by the Ukrainians

This couple lives at home, they are not hiding in basements. "No one touches us, they told us to live in peace, everything is fine."

Ukrainian Armed Forces soldiers are filling the exchange fund at full speed

While the propagandists trumpet that their “boys in panties” are being abused in Ukrainian captivity, the Ukrainian Armed Forces soldiers are evacuating a seriously wounded Russian on their shoulders in order to treat him and then exchange him for our soldiers.

📹 Warriors of the "Khorne Group" unit of the 116th Separate Mechanized Brigade

🔥Moment of impact when the Russian Tu-22M3 strategic bomber crashed in the Cheremkhiv district of the Irkutsk region in russia.

There is not yet any information about the crew's condition.

The circumstances are not yet known.

Updates:

- The plane crashed 100 meters from the federal highway R-255.

- Local residents claim that they saw three parachutes, while there could have been four crew members on the plane. The fate of the crew is unknown.

- The plane crashed at approximately 22:11 local time.

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"Putin is a bastard!"

A Russian elderly lady thanks a Ukrainian Warrior in Russia's Kursk region. The woman says she was abandoned in the village and had nothing to eat, but the Ukrainian military provided her with food.

After the events in Kursk region, it turned out that some locals understand and speak Ukrainian well.

Ukrainian soldiers from the 3rd Assault Brigade saved a 900-year-old Polovtsian statue near the frontlines in Donetsk.

Amid artillery fire and under the watchful eyes of Russian drones, they managed to evacuate the statue to the Dnipro Historical Museum.

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Double detonation on mines of an armored vehicle of the occupiers on the Siversk direction.

A pilot from the 12th Special Purpose Brigade "Azov" of the National Guard of Ukraine expertly destroyed a Russian T-72B1 tank using an FPV drone in the Luhansk region.

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