no respite for Ukrainian cities still under the bombs

It is difficult today to recognize the Chernihiv market (Ukraine) and its shops, charred after Russian bombardments on the night of March 30. Moscow (Russia) had yet pledged yesterday to reduce its attacks in this region of Ukraine. “The so-called offensive decline of the Russian army in Chernihiv was brilliantly illustrated by Russian strikes, shelling all night”bitterly retorts the governor of the city.

The hope of a truce is therefore further waning for the Ukrainians in the face of the Kremlin’s about-face, which claims that the talks have not yielded anything promising. 35 days after the start of the war, several cities are still under bombs, as is the case in Kharkiv (Ukraine). In the rubble, the inhabitants do not even have time to recover some belongings. Up to 140 bombs fall every day. AT Irpin (Ukraine)the city is again under the control of kyiv (Ukraine). The lull is appreciated by Ukrainian soldiers. “Glory to Ukraine”chants one of them. Kherson (Ukraine)on the other hand, is controlled by the Russians, but the Ukrainians are regaining ground. According to British and American intelligence, however, this is a logistical withdrawal and not a withdrawal of Russian forces.