13 April, 2025
This Palm Sunday, Russia attacked Sumy with ballistic missiles.
32 civilians were killed, 99 injured. Among the dead: two children.
Cluster munitions are believed to have been used — as in the attack on Kryvyi Rih — to cause the maximum number of casualties.
People were hit in the street, in their cars, on public transport, in their homes. Lives destroyed in an instant, in the middle of a peaceful day.
Russia does not want peace. It keeps killing. It wants to continue this war.
There must be strong, consistent pressure on Russia. And full support for Ukraine to protect civilians and put an end to this Russian terror.
It has been two months since Moscow ignored the proposal for a total and unconditional ceasefire. And during this time, missiles keep falling and taking lives.
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4 April, 2025
The Russian aggressor killed at least six children today in an attack on the city of Kryvyi Rih. Another war crime to add to the long list of atrocities committed in Ukraine against civilians, and especially against children.
The city of Kryvyi Rih, located in the Dnipropetrovsk region, was struck this afternoon by an extremely violent attack. A ballistic missile with cluster munitions, likely of the Iskander type, targeted a residential neighborhood in broad daylight, scattering multiple explosive submunitions designed to cause the highest number of casualties possible.
A playground was located in the immediate vicinity of the impact site. Several apartment buildings were damaged, and fires broke out.
The provisional toll stands at at least 14 dead, including six children. The young...
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3 April, 2025
Since 2022, Russia’s imperialist aggression has not only aimed to illegally annex Ukrainian territory. It has also targeted Ukraine’s identity, its language, and its culture.
Russia has systematically bombed libraries, theaters, cinemas, museums, and opera houses. Many historical monuments and cultural buildings have been damaged or destroyed. In occupied territories, the Ukrainian language is banned.
This is a war against collective memory, against freedom of expression, and against a people’s right to exist.
In February 2025, Ukraine’s Ministry of Culture and Information Policy announced that 149 Ukrainian artists have been killed since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion.
Among them: photographer Iryna Tsvila, graphic artist Serhiy Pushchenko, actors Pavlo Li, Roman Filonov...
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