Before and after the start of the war between Russia and Ukraine

Nazariy, together with his comrades, held the defence at Azovstal for three months, was taken prisoner by Russia and returned to the army after his release. He was killed in action.
 

Oleksandr Mashlai, a soldier and former editor-in-chief of the Pravyi Poshtup media outlet, was killed on 7 May in the Avdiivka sector while performing a combat mission.

Serhiy Kaznadiy "Hera", a volunteer with the Hospitallers medical evacuation battalion of the Ukrainian Volunteer Army, died in Donetsk Oblast.

Russian occupiers continue to destroy everything that resembles Ukraine. A monument dedicated to the 500th anniversary of the Ukrainian Cossacks was destroyed in Mariupol.
 

Ukrainian soldier, sapper Vladyslav Yeshchenko lost his eyes after an anti-personnel mine explosion, but miraculously survived.

Russia fired ballistic missiles at Odesa. A sorting depot and a Nova Poshta office were hit.

On the evening of 29 April, Russians attacked Odesa, setting fire to the palace of students of the Odesa Law Academy. It was popularly nicknamed "Harry Potter's Castle" and also "Kivalov's Castle".

The 2 May 2014 Odesa confrontations were massive riots that took place in the city of Odesa on 2 May 2014. About two thousand people who had gathered to participate in a peaceful march along the main street "For the Unity of Ukraine", where they clashed and started a confrontation with a group of about 300 pro-Russian people who were advocating the idea of "federalisation of Ukraine", which was actively being imposed by the Russian Federation at the time.
 

A theatre and film actor and soldier, Yevhen Shumilov, died at the front. He was defending his wounded comrade-in-arms.

A photo selection of famous Ukrainians whose faces and bodies were maimed by Russia

Journalist, editor, theatre critic Alla Pushkarchuk (‘Ruta’) died in the Russian-Ukrainian war.

Russian troops launched a massive missile attack on the city of Dnipro. Russian terrorists targeted civilians in the city.

Russian dictator Putin talks about Nazism in Ukraine, but his troops are repeating everything that Hitler's troops did during World War II: mercilessly killing, bombing, and destroying a nation.

Putin is concocting a Nazi fake history of Ukraine and believes that Lenin created Ukraine. This article will refute this nonsense and some of Putin's fakes.

A photo selection of Ukrainian equipment captured by the Russians. This is how Putin inspires his electorate to defeat the western world. 

Alexander Kots is a Russian propagandist. Since 1999, he has worked as a correspondent for Komsomolskaya Pravda, a special correspondent for the politics department, responsible for covering military conflicts, natural disasters and other cataclysms.
 

Yegor Guzenko is a Russian war criminal. Involved in the kidnapping of civilians in the occupied territory. He runs a telegram channel called "Thirteen".

Pro-Russian war correspondent, propagandist, war criminal. 

Drones of the Main Directorate of Intelligence of Ukraine hit the Russian large landing ship "Caesar Kunikov" in the Black Sea on the morning of 14 February. The ship sank.

Opinions regarding the Russian invasion of Ukraine are not unanimous. A photo gallery of politicians who support Putin is outlined in this article.