Analysis of satellite and social media photographs reveals a sharp increase in the number of burials in Russian-occupied regions of Ukraine, according to a report released Friday (July 15) by the Center for Information Resilience (CIR). ). The NGO, which fights against disinformation, analyzed six areas which were or are still in the hands of Russian troops.
At the Starokrymske cemetery in Mariupol, the rate of burials has increased sharply since the start of the war, with 1,141 new graves visible in satellite images between March 28 and May 12, and more than 1,700 between May 12 and June 29. Follow our live.
Twenty dead in strikes on Vinnytsia. In this city located west of kyiv, Russian strikes killed at least 23 people on Thursday. Ukrainian relief also reported 29 missing, 71 people hospitalized and more than a hundred injured treated on the spot.
Lhe UN chief “appalled”. After the strikes on Vinnytsia, UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres recalled that the organization condemned “any attack against civilians or civilian infrastructure”according to his spokesperson. This is a “openly terrorist act”for his part declared the Ukrainian President, Volodymyr Zelensky.
Volodymyr Zelensky calls for international justice. The Ukrainian president on Thursday called for the establishment of a “special court” to investigate the Russian invasion, speaking at an international conference on war crimes in Ukraine organized in The Hague (Netherlands).