Civilian Areas Under Fire – Page 4

Dnipro Ukraine: Russians destroyed a residential building, rescuers are clearing the rubble and continuing to search for people who are likely under the rubble.

Borodyanka in April, 2022. The emergency response service is clearing the rubble following the Russian bombardment of civilian residential blocks. This is the worst ruined city in the Kyiv region.

Russia struck a residential building in #Dnipro #Ukraine . This is yet another attack against civilians. 4 floors were destroyed. At least 3 people were injured. Supplying Ukrainian cities with air defense systems is a matter of survival for Ukrainians as a nation. Video: Suspilne

Ukraine now lacking air defense, Russians are just destroying the country's power grid to force the majority of the population into Europe, massacre those that remain, then call it all Russia. The control room of a power plant previously supplying electricity to 700,000 people While Russia destroys our power plants, creates a humanitarian catastrophe, leaves entire cities without electricity, the UN expresses its concern over Ukraine's drone attacks on factories where drones are manufactured by Russia to terrorize civilians in Ukraine.

In the 21st century, in the center of democratic Europe, people are being killed and residential buildings are being destroyed. And the world is playing at democracy and tolerance. This is what the city of Hlukhiv, Sumy region, Ukraine, looks like after a night attack by two Russian shahids. Ukraine-russia War

Comparison of houses destroyed by the Russian invaders in Borodyanka, Gostomel, Bucha, Kyiv, Makarov, Motyzhyn, Mykulychy, Berezhivka, Myla and Irpin.

160 534 🇺🇦 houses have already been demolished because of Russian missile terror. Our defenders can shoot down part of missiles. To make this number more accurate — Ukraine needs a full-fledged sky shield. Help Ukraine with air defense systems. Video by @United24media

In a month of the war, 4379 houses were destroyed. 6.5 million Ukrainians left their homes. Thousands were killed, including 121 children.