A number of countries around the world have expressed solidarity with Ukraine by illuminating administrative buildings and local landmarks in the colors of the blue and yellow flag in honor of Ukraine’s National Flag Day and Independence Day💙💛
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23-year-old Ihor Pavlenok died on July 8, 2024 in Kyiv. That day, a Russian missile hit near his workplace.
Ihor was born in Severodonetsk, in the Luhansk region. From childhood he was responsible, open and non-conflicting. He had many friends and acquaintances.
In 2014, the boy lost his father, the man was killed during enemy shelling of his hometown.
After school, Ihor graduated from the Monastery Spiritual and Vocational School named after John Damascene. He acquired the profession of a cook. Subsequently, he continued his studies at the Kyiv International University in the field of "Food Technologies".
Igor worked as a sous chef in Kyiv. Colleagues respected him, considered him an ambitious and promising specialist. Igor dreamed of becoming a cook on a cruise ship, planned to marry his girlfriend and was going to learn to drive a car.
He was always a reliable support for his family – he helped loved ones financially and supported them morally.
Reuters journalists were injured during a Russian missile attack on the hotel in Kramatorsk
The agency reports that 6 members of their team , which covered the Russian war in Ukraine, lived there: 3 journalists were found, 2 more were hospitalized, and 1 is considered missing.
Polsat News also reported on one more victim - a Polish journalist who was driving near the site of the missile attack at the time of the attack: "My first personal blood shed for Ukraine - just on Independence Day. After 10 years of war. "Iskander" is next to me "You just drive around the city. You just breathe. That's enough for the Russians to try to kill you," she wrote on social media.
☝️The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine reacted to this attack: "Last night, another terrible and deliberate Russian strike hit the residential quarters of Kramatorsk, injuring foreign media journalists in the hotel," adding that targeted strikes on the media have become a systematic war tactic of the Russian Federation.
The SBU detained a spotter for the missile strike on Odesa on March 15
As a result of the double missile strike from the Iskander M operational-tactical missile system, 21 people were killed and more than 70 were injured.
As it turned out, the defendant worked as a realtor in Odesa and at the same time spied on the Ukrainian Armed Forces, spotting attacks by the occupiers. He asked clients for the necessary information, passed it on to a military acquaintance from the Russian Federation, and he passed it on to his brother, who works for the Russian FSB.
The realtor is suspected of treason, inciting racial hatred and enmity, as well as justifying and recognizing the legality of the armed aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine. He faces life imprisonment.
Satellite Images Reveal Extensive Damage at Russian Oil Depot Fire
Journalists from Radio Svoboda have published satellite images showing the ongoing fire at the Rosrezerva oil depot in Russia's Rostov region, now burning for four days.
An OSINT analyst estimates that the fire has completely destroyed 14 fuel tanks, with 4 partially damaged, while 16 remain intact. Due to heavy smoke, the condition of the remaining 44 tanks cannot be determined.
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