Countries and their cities before and after the start of the war

In addition to residential buildings, schools and colleges have come under chaotic shelling by the Russian Federation. The destruction in Donetsk Region is the most massive. 

Russia continues shelling Ukraine's energy infrastructure. Major cities are cutting power to make repairs as quickly as possible.

Russia continues to terrorize Ukraine. More than 40% of Ukraine's energy infrastructure has been damaged by missile attacks.  

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Monday morning started with an air-raid alert for Kiev residents. An Iranian Shahad UAV struck a residential house.  

There was an explosion in the Donetsk city administration building. Preliminarily, the building had been mined by the Russian occupants.  
 

Three S-300 missiles have hit Zaporizhzhya. One of the buildings in Zaporizhzhya-Mlin was seriously damaged.
 

The town of Bakhmut is under daily shelling by Russian terrorists. Residential buildings, kindergartens and schools are being destroyed.

On 10 October, Ukrainians began the morning with a massive air raid. More than 80 missiles were fired from Russian territory.

On 10 October, Russia massively shelled Ukraine and its critical infrastructure. Dnipropetrovsk was also hit. 

Russian occupants launched a missile attack on a bus depot in the city of Dnipro. More than 50 buses were destroyed.

In mid-September, images of a 200-year-old church, which the Russian occupants converted into a military hospital, surfaced online. The footage speaks for itself

On 22 September some of Azovstal's captive heroes returned to Ukraine. Among them was Mykhailo Dianov, whose picture has gone around the world. 

Yevhen Brakh, a soldier of the Special Operations Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (call sign "Mali"), was killed while defending his country. The hero is survived by a newborn son.

A prisoner exchange has taken place between Ukraine and Russia. 215 defenders of Ukraine have returned home.

Following the de-occupation of Izyum by the Ukrainian armed forces, mass graves left by the Russian occupants have been discovered. According to preliminary estimates, the number of buried people is over 400.

Izyum has been occupied by Russian armed forces for half a year. On 12 September 2022, Izyum was liberated by the Russian Armed Forces. 

An Amstor shopping mall was destroyed by a hit from a Russian Kalibr cruise missile. More than 30 people were killed and around a hundred injured. 

Russia, unable to hit military facilities of the AFU, terrorizes Ukrainians every day. Russian missiles, mines and bombs hit peaceful infrastructure.