Conflict in Ukraine is raging which now counts 50 days of Russian invasion
Four civilians were killed and at least ten were injured in new Russian attacks in Kharkov in the last 24 hours, as announced by the governor of the region.
In a message to the Telegram, he stated that in the last hours residential areas in Kharkov were affectedwhile the northern suburbs of the city have suffered the most damage.
More than a hundred bodies of civilians were found in the Ukrainian region Sumi after the withdrawal of Russian troops, according to a local official.
The same time, the main missile cruiser of the Black Sea Fleet of the Russian navy, “Moscow”, suffered severe damage as part of the ammunition on its deck was blown up.
The news was confirmed by the Russian Ministry of Defense.
According to the Russian agency Interfax, the crew was evacuated and the cause of the fire and explosions is being investigated.
Ukrainian officials for their part, however, they claimed that the Russian cruiser had been hit from Neptune rockets.
Meanwhile, the Russian Ministry of Defense threatens to hit administrative centers in Kyivblaming Ukraine for attacks and sabotage on Russian soil.
One of these “sites” is supposed to be the presidential palacein which the Ukrainian President has taken refuge, Volodymyr Zelensky.
At the same time, the Russian Ministry stated yesterday that the port of Mariupol is now under full Russian control and that all the “hostages” from the ships have been released.
The order to clean the corpses from the streets of Mariupolin order to take place the May 9 parade gave to the Russian troops the Kremlin, according to what the BBC correspondent in Ukraine Tom Bateman claims in a post on social media.
At the same time, $ 800 million in additional military assistance to Ukraineannounced US President Joe Biden.
The latest package – which raises the total value of military aid to Ukraine to $ 2.5 billion since the start of the Russian invasion in February – includes artillery systems, artillery ammunition and armored personnel carriers.
