Mariupol
In June 2024, at least 146 civilians were killed and 672 injured as a result of Russian attacks in Ukraine, with the majority of victims in Donetsk and Kharkiv regions.
The Verkhovna Rada Commissioner for Human Rights noted that Ukraine has a separate list of Ukrainian military personnel who were captured before the full-scale invasion.
Guerrillas sabotaged the main railway line connecting Russia and the occupied Donetsk region by burning down a relay cabinet, disrupting the transportation of military equipment and personnel to the war zone.
Explosions are heard in occupied Mariupol, and air defense systems are reported to have been activated in the Kalmius area near the Iskra sports complex.
russians killed two civilians and wounded eight others in the Donetsk region on July 6, bringing the total number of civilian casualties since the start of the invasion to 2,066, not including losses in Mariupol and Volnovakha.
The occupiers stole more than 80,000 tons of Ukrainian grain from the temporarily occupied Donetsk region. The National Resistance Center calls for information on such criminals to be provided in order to bring them to justice for their actions.
In Mariupol district, there was an "arrival" near the landfill, said Petro Andriushchenko. According to him, ambulances were seen after the arrival.
russians spread fake reports of an outbreak of an unknown infectious disease among Ukrainian soldiers in Kherson, continuing their disinformation campaign about the alleged discovery of cholera in the city.
A Russian military base was struck on the territory of the Novoazovsk wind farm in the village of Bezymennoye, Donetsk region, resulting in casualties among the occupiers and a fire.
A cholera-like vibrio has been detected in the water bodies and rivers of the temporarily occupied Mariupol, posing a potential threat of a cholera outbreak.
Due to the pollution and destruction of the natural ecosystem by the Russian occupiers in Mariupol, dead dolphins are once again washing up on the shores.
On Sunday, June 30, at least 8 explosions occurred in a row in the temporarily occupied Berdiansk, Zaporizhzhia region.
The militants of the ATESH movement recorded an evacuation convoy carrying wounded Russian servicemen in temporarily occupied Mariupol.
Over the past 24 hours, 8 civilians died and 14 were wounded in Donetsk region as a result of hostile shelling.
4 civilians were killed and 6 wounded in Donetsk region as a result of russian shelling over the last day.
Russian troops are equipping the port of Mariupol to receive various cargo ships, including potential missile carriers, by restoring the canal and preparing the port as a base for them, and are stockpiling fuel in the city.
On June 27, Russian troops killed 5 civilians and wounded 20 others as a result of massive shelling of settlements in the Donetsk region of Ukraine.
Ukraine has returned more than 50 defenders of Azovstal and Mariupol as part of an ongoing prisoner exchange operation with Russia.
The SBU published a video showing 90 Ukrainian prisoners of war, including soldiers from various military units and defenders of Mariupol and Chernobyl, returning to Ukraine after the exchange that took place on June 25.
That 90 Ukrainian servicemen, including those who defended Mariupol, the Chernobyl nuclear power plant and various front-line areas, were released from Russian captivity during a prisoner exchange with the assistance of the United Arab Emirates.
An agent of the Atesh group set fire to a relay Cabinet on the rostov-on-Don – Mariupol Railway, disrupting the operation of a key railway line used for the transfer of russian Armed Forces and equipment.
Russia is building a new railroad from Rostov to Crimea via the occupied territories, but construction has not yet reached Crimea itself, and the existing railroad connection to Crimea is damaged and problematic to use due to Ukrainian shelling.
551 children were killed and more than 1,388 injured in Ukraine as a result of Russia's full-scale armed aggression, with Donetsk, Kharkiv and Kherson regions suffering the most.
Russian troops are actively using the ports of Mariupol and Berdiansk to export looted property - metal, grain and other stolen goods - from the occupied territories of southern Ukraine.
In the temporarily occupied Mariupol, Russians will set up a camp for refugees from the Belgorod region, while Mariupol's homeless are struggling to survive nearby.
In occupied Mariupol, a teenager wounded three children with an anti-tank grenade launcher he found at home.
Due to possible shelling, Russian troops in occupied Mariupol are constantly changing their locations. The guerrillas recorded that a huge amount of military equipment leaves Mariupol in the evening, which indicates that the occupiers are afraid to spend the night in the city.
russians are building new fortifications and logistics infrastructure near the village of Hranitne along the Mariupol-Donetsk highway to support their frontline operations in Donetsk region.
The first enemy tanker has entered the port of Mariupol since the Russian occupation, likely to provide fuel for military vehicles and equipment on the front line.
During the 85-day siege of Mariupol, Russia used tactics of deliberate starvation that amount to war crimes, resulting in the deaths of about 22,000 civilians.