SUMMARY FOR LAST WEEK EVENT BETWEEN UKRAINE AND RUSSIA

Apr 2, 2023 12:22 PM

šŸ•ÆDaniil Liashuk, better known as ā€œModzhahedā€ died fighting for Ukraine.  The Ukrainian defender was a citizen of Belarus. During the full-scale war, Modzhahed was seriously wounded twice, but still returned to the frontline. He dreamed of becoming a citizen of Ukraine.  He was killed in action in the Bakhmut direction.  Eternal Glory to the HerošŸ‡ŗšŸ‡¦

In an address to the people and the parliament of Belarus today, Alexander Lukashenko proposed to stop hostilities on the territory of Ukraine, declare a truce without the right to move equipment and transfer weapons from both sides.   More statements by Alexander Lukashenko:  • The West is preparing to invade the territory of Belarus to destroy the country.  • The formation of regiments for the subsequent coup in Belarus is in full swing.  • Polish defense minister says NATO should consider opening a second front against Belarus.  • World War III with nuclear fires loomed on the horizon.  • Russian defense industry unfolds at full power.  • If the leadership of Russia realizes that there will be a collapse of Russia, nuclear weapons will be used.

Today is the anniversary of the liberation of Bucha.   A year ago, the whole world saw the scenes of horror that the Russians left behind. It was a watershed moment of realisation that Russia was not just waging a brutal invasion, but also committing genocide against Ukrainians.  The city lived under occupation for 33 days. During this time, the Russians killed and brutally tortured more than 420 civilians and damaged more than 2500 buildings.  Thanks to our defenders Bucha survived. Today the blue and yellow flag flies over the city.  These heinous crimes must not be forgotten by the world. The victims must be remembered.  Eternal memory to those who died. We will always remember themšŸ•Æļø

šŸ“¹ The consequences of the night shelling of the village of Razumovka in the Zaporizhzhia Region.  Residential private houses were damaged. Fortunately there were no casualties, the President's Office reported.

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I don't have much to say about last week event between Russia and Ukraine, it was business as usual.

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