Chernihiv
Eighteen dead in Russian missile strike on Chernihiv (updated)
Ukraine's Interior Minister Ihor Klymenko said there were more than 60 injured in the attack, which hit an eight-story building in a densely populated area. Two children were among the casualties. According to the officials, three missiles had struck close to the centre of the city
‘I recognized his cross and teeth, waited for DNA analysis results for another month’: Iryna from Chernihiv spent several weeks searching for her husband, killed in Russian strike on evacuation bus
The man could not be found for a long time. His relatives believed in a miracle, but the DNA analysis of the body found later confirmed that Yevhen had been killed between the villages of Kolychivka and Lukashivka. The Russian military struck the bus he was traveling in with an anti-tank guided missile. Iryna, the wife of the murdered man, told ZMINA about the weeks spent hoping that her husband had survived, searching for him, and the circumstances of the Russian war crime.
Ukrainian authorities should release journalist Muravitsky: the Committee to Protect Journalists
Muravitsky, a reporter and columnist based in Zhytomyr, has been detained since August 1 on anti-state charges brought by the Security Service of Ukraine
“Time for appeals and pleas passed. Putin is a man of war understands only weapon”, – Chubarov
Politician believs that Russia should be disconnected from the SWIFT, the system of international bank transactions
Ukrainian media organizations call on authorities to expose masterminds of murder of journalist Georgiy Gongadze
The non-governmental Ukrainian media organizations call on the authorities to expose the main masterminds of murder of journalist Georgiy Gongadze
Court extends custodial term for former Berkut officers accused of shootings on Maidan until September 30
The jury granted a motion of the prosecutor's office and extended custodial term for the accused for two more months
Prosecutor General’s Office Confiscates the Property of Aksyonov and Konstantinov
The Prosecutor General’s Office (GPU) has seized the property of deputies of the Verkhovna Rada of Crimea and the self-proclaimed leaders of the peninsula, including Sergei Aksyonov and Vladimir Konstantinov
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