Mariupol

Russians have opened another police school in occupied Mariupol, where 400 students will study, in violation of international humanitarian law.

More than 10 cases of cholera have been detected in various schools in Mariupol, raising concerns about a potential epidemic.

At least two companies from Germany - Knauf and WKB Systems - are supplying construction materials for use in Mariupol, according to an investigation by the Monitor program of the German TV channel ARD.

Military defend the borders - philanthropists take care of their children's health: why it is important for military families.

As a result of Russian aggression, 50 art schools and colleges in Ukraine have been completely destroyed and 72 damaged over the past two years. More than 3,500 art teachers have lost their jobs, and 44,500 children have been unable to continue their art education.

Three more residents of Mykolayivka, Donetsk region, were injured as a result of Russian shelling.

In the occupied Kherson region, Russians are forcibly creating propaganda "museums" in schools to brainwash children, distorting reality and portraying the occupiers as "liberators.

The economic crisis is intensifying in the Russian-occupied territories, with rising unemployment and falling average wages, as Russians have brought war and poverty, making locals more dependent on social benefits from the occupiers, according to a report by the Center for National Resistance.

Russian occupants held a militaristic youth forum "Rose of Donbas" in occupied Mariupol to brainwash teenagers and spread anti-human ideology.

Over the past day, Russian troops wounded four more civilians in Donetsk region: three in Novoselidivka and one in Krasnohorivka.

Russians killed 2 and wounded 5 residents of Donetsk region during 18 attacks on March 30.

Russia is reinforcing sections of the border in the Belgorod, Kursk, and Bryansk regions and training troops to combat sabotage groups after raids by Russian volunteer corps.

Air defense systems were activated three times from different parts of the temporarily occupied Mariupol, indicating possible attacks or threats in the area.

The Russian occupiers suffered significant losses of military equipment after a strike in the Kalchyk-Makedonivka-Aspanove triangle near occupied Mariupol.

Two russian ship captains were accused of illegally exporting stolen Ukrainian grain from the occupied territories through the Sevastopol port of Crimea.

At least 630 religious sites, including churches, temples, synagogues, and mosques, have been destroyed or damaged by Russian shelling and looting since the start of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

Founded in 2015, the Mir Foundation supports low-income families, children of military personnel and people with disabilities. Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, the foundation has expanded its activities by organizing evacuations and humanitarian aid to the victims.

Four traitors who fought against Ukrainian troops in eastern and southern Ukraine as part of Russian occupation groups were sentenced to 15 years in prison for high treason, participation in a terrorist group, and aiding the Russian armed forces.

The book "Stories of the Strong" by the Stolar Foundation was presented in Bucha.

Over the past 24 hours, Russian troops killed one resident of Rayhorodk and wounded two others in Donetsk region.

A unique slab of the Holy Warrior from the times of Kievan Rus, which was almost illegally sold for 210,000 hryvnias, has become an exhibit of the National Museum of History of Ukraine after it was seized by law enforcement.

Explosions occurred simultaneously in the occupied cities of Berdiansk, Melitopol and Mariupol in Donetsk and Zaporizhzhia regions.

Over the past day, two local residents were killed and another wounded in Russian shelling in Donetsk region.

Russian troops are moving large amounts of equipment and troops, including assault, engineering and logistics units, in the direction of Berdiansk and Prymorsk in Zaporizhzhia region from occupied Mariupol.

The 12th Special Forces Brigade Azov of the National Guard of Ukraine received an honorary award for courage and bravery from President Zelensky for defending Mariupol and Azovstal.

Russian troops destroyed the ancient Did mound in Mariupol, a historical monument dating back to the 5th millennium BC, in violation of laws protecting cultural property during the war.

Due to a power surge, equipment at a pumping station burned down, leaving the Kalmius district of occupied Mariupol without water supply.

The formation of the National Guard of Ukraine began in 1991. In 1999, the National Guard became subordinate to the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, but was completely disbanded the following year. The National Guard was revived in the spring of 2014

Russian invaders in occupied Mariupol are using excavators to destroy the Did mound, a historical monument dating back to the 5th millennium BC.

Russians wounded 3 more residents of Donetsk region. Since February 24, 2022, Russians have killed 1891 civilians in Donetsk region and wounded 4737 more.