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Inside Aleppo, the city Assad left to rot as a lesson in the price of rising up
Inside Aleppo, the city Assad left to rot as a lesson in the price of rising up.
A decade on from the Guardian's last visit, during the four-year-long battle for Aleppo between the Assad regime and rebel forces, it is clear that Syria's vicious civil war has ripped it apart, tearing at the social fabric and wreaking physical destruction that cannot easily be mended. At least 30,000 people were killed here, hundreds of thousands more lives ruined, and centuries' worth of priceless human heritage has been destroyed.
Residents can be seen crossing the frontline into a YPG controlled part of the city in Aleppo.
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Fear and mourning inside the West Bank villages where Israeli settlers went on the rampage
When a teenage Israeli shepherd was killed, a terrible price was paid by Palestinians living near by as settler violence reaches alarming new levels.
Around 50 settlers attacked Aqraba near Nablus, killing Mohammed Bani Jame, 21, and Abdulrahman Bani Fadel, 30. During the rampages, roads were blocked, 60 homes and businesses and more than 100 cars were torched, and hundreds of sheep were killed or stolen, according to first responders and rights groups.
The destruction in a torched home at al Mughayier village in the West Bank. Dozens of Israeli settlers stormed into a Palestinian village in the Israeli-occupied West Bank on Friday, shooting and setting houses and cars on fire. The rampage killed a Palestinian man and wounded 25 others.
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Fear and mourning inside the West Bank villages where Israeli settlers went on the rampage
When a teenage Israeli shepherd was killed, a terrible price was paid by Palestinians living near by as settler violence reaches alarming new levels.
Around 50 settlers attacked Aqraba near Nablus, killing Mohammed Bani Jame, 21, and Abdulrahman Bani Fadel, 30. During the rampages, roads were blocked, 60 homes and businesses and more than 100 cars were torched, and hundreds of sheep were killed or stolen, according to first responders and rights groups.
The destruction in a torched home at al Mughayier village in the West Bank. Dozens of Israeli settlers stormed into a Palestinian village in the Israeli-occupied West Bank on Friday, shooting and setting houses and cars on fire. The rampage killed a Palestinian man and wounded 25 others.
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Fear and mourning inside the West Bank villages where Israeli settlers went on the rampage
When a teenage Israeli shepherd was killed, a terrible price was paid by Palestinians living near by as settler violence reaches alarming new levels.
Around 50 settlers attacked Aqraba near Nablus, killing Mohammed Bani Jame, 21, and Abdulrahman Bani Fadel, 30. During the rampages, roads were blocked, 60 homes and businesses and more than 100 cars were torched, and hundreds of sheep were killed or stolen, according to first responders and rights groups.
Hamad Abu Aliah, 25, stands in his torched home at al Mughayier village in the West Bank. Dozens of Israeli settlers stormed into a Palestinian village in the Israeli-occupied West Bank on Friday, shooting and setting houses and cars on fire. The rampage killed a Palestinian man and wounded 25 others. One settler cocked his gun and tried to kill Hamed twice but got a gun jam.
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Fear and mourning inside the West Bank villages where Israeli settlers went on the rampage
When a teenage Israeli shepherd was killed, a terrible price was paid by Palestinians living near by as settler violence reaches alarming new levels.
Around 50 settlers attacked Aqraba near Nablus, killing Mohammed Bani Jame, 21, and Abdulrahman Bani Fadel, 30. During the rampages, roads were blocked, 60 homes and businesses and more than 100 cars were torched, and hundreds of sheep were killed or stolen, according to first responders and rights groups.
A flock of sheep passes by torched cars at al Mughayier village in the West Bank. Dozens of Israeli settlers stormed into a Palestinian village in the Israeli-occupied West Bank on Friday, shooting and setting houses and cars on fire. The rampage killed a Palestinian man and wounded 25 others.
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Fear and mourning inside the West Bank villages where Israeli settlers went on the rampage
When a teenage Israeli shepherd was killed, a terrible price was paid by Palestinians living near by as settler violence reaches alarming new levels.
Around 50 settlers attacked Aqraba near Nablus, killing Mohammed Bani Jame, 21, and Abdulrahman Bani Fadel, 30. During the rampages, roads were blocked, 60 homes and businesses and more than 100 cars were torched, and hundreds of sheep were killed or stolen, according to first responders and rights groups.
2 Palestinians sit next to torched cars at al Mughayier village in the West Bank. Dozens of Israeli settlers stormed into a Palestinian village in the Israeli-occupied West Bank on Friday, shooting and setting houses and cars on fire. The rampage killed a Palestinian man and wounded 25 others.
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Fear and mourning inside the West Bank villages where Israeli settlers went on the rampage
When a teenage Israeli shepherd was killed, a terrible price was paid by Palestinians living near by as settler violence reaches alarming new levels.
Around 50 settlers attacked Aqraba near Nablus, killing Mohammed Bani Jame, 21, and Abdulrahman Bani Fadel, 30. During the rampages, roads were blocked, 60 homes and businesses and more than 100 cars were torched, and hundreds of sheep were killed or stolen, according to first responders and rights groups.
A Palestinian boy sits in a a torched car at al Mughayier village in the West Bank. Dozens of Israeli settlers stormed into a Palestinian village in the Israeli-occupied West Bank on Friday, shooting and setting houses and cars on fire. The rampage killed a Palestinian man and wounded 25 others.
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Fear and mourning inside the West Bank villages where Israeli settlers went on the rampage
When a teenage Israeli shepherd was killed, a terrible price was paid by Palestinians living near by as settler violence reaches alarming new levels.
Around 50 settlers attacked Aqraba near Nablus, killing Mohammed Bani Jame, 21, and Abdulrahman Bani Fadel, 30. During the rampages, roads were blocked, 60 homes and businesses and more than 100 cars were torched, and hundreds of sheep were killed or stolen, according to first responders and rights groups.
Palestinians remove torched cars at al Mughayier village in the West Bank. Dozens of Israeli settlers stormed into a Palestinian village in the Israeli-occupied West Bank on Friday, shooting and setting houses and cars on fire. The rampage killed a Palestinian man and wounded 25 others.
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Fear and mourning inside the West Bank villages where Israeli settlers went on the rampage
When a teenage Israeli shepherd was killed, a terrible price was paid by Palestinians living near by as settler violence reaches alarming new levels.
Around 50 settlers attacked Aqraba near Nablus, killing Mohammed Bani Jame, 21, and Abdulrahman Bani Fadel, 30. During the rampages, roads were blocked, 60 homes and businesses and more than 100 cars were torched, and hundreds of sheep were killed or stolen, according to first responders and rights groups.
Palestinians remove torched cars at al Mughayier village in the West Bank. Dozens of Israeli settlers stormed into a Palestinian village in the Israeli-occupied West Bank on Friday, shooting and setting houses and cars on fire. The rampage killed a Palestinian man and wounded 25 others.
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Fear and mourning inside the West Bank villages where Israeli settlers went on the rampage
When a teenage Israeli shepherd was killed, a terrible price was paid by Palestinians living near by as settler violence reaches alarming new levels.
Around 50 settlers attacked Aqraba near Nablus, killing Mohammed Bani Jame, 21, and Abdulrahman Bani Fadel, 30. During the rampages, roads were blocked, 60 homes and businesses and more than 100 cars were torched, and hundreds of sheep were killed or stolen, according to first responders and rights groups.
A Palestinian boy stands near a torched car at al Mughayier village in the West Bank. Dozens of Israeli settlers stormed into a Palestinian village in the Israeli-occupied West Bank on Friday, shooting and setting houses and cars on fire. The rampage killed a Palestinian man and wounded 25 others.
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Oxford plant explosion
03/10/2023. Yarnton, UK.
The remains of digester tanks are still smouldering at Severn Trent's Cassington waste facility in Oxfordshire after an overnight fire and explosion started by a lightning strike. Fire officers could still be seen damping down the facility this morning.
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Oxford plant explosion
03/10/2023. Yarnton, UK.
The remains of digester tanks are still smouldering at Severn Trent's Cassington waste facility in Oxfordshire after an overnight fire and explosion started by a lightning strike. Fire officers could still be seen damping down the facility this morning.
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Oxford plant explosion
03/10/2023. Yarnton, UK.
The remains of digester tanks are seen at Severn Trent's Cassington waste facility in Oxfordshire after an overnight fire and explosion started by a lightning strike. Fire officers could still be seen damping down the facility at 7am.
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Oxford plant explosion
03/10/2023. Yarnton, UK.
The remains of digester tanks are seen at Severn Trent's Cassington waste facility in Oxfordshire after an overnight fire and explosion started by a lightning strike. Fire officers could still be seen damping down the facility at 7am.
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At the Sudzha crossing where Ukrainian troops pushed into Russia nerves are tense.
The border point is now five miles from the frontline yet locals still feel in danger despite hopes Russian guns have been forced to retreat.
The crossing fell on the first day of Ukraine’s incursion, and videos released by Ukrainian sources showed a few dozen Russian border guards surrendering, overwhelmed by a surprise, mobile attack.
Destruction on the road to the Ukraine-Russia border crossing point "Sudzha". The inscription says "Welcome".
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North Kharkiv heavily damaged by Russian troops attacking the city with various rockets and artillery strikes.
Local resident Vladimir Kezlov points out further destruction at his after a previous Russian rocket attack destroyed his home at Prudianka, Ukraine on Sept. 20, 2022. He is the security guard at a nearby school. Most of the residents fled their homes and the town was heavily damaged by Russian troops attacking the city with various rockets and artillery strikes.
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North Kharkiv heavily damaged by Russian troops attacking the city with various rockets and artillery strikes.
Sunlight shines into a room at Anatoli Federenkaís home after a previous Russian attack in Prudianka, Ukraine on Sept. 20, 2022. Most of the residents fled their homes and the town was heavily damaged by Russian troops attacking the city with various rockets and artillery strikes.
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North Kharkiv heavily damaged by Russian troops attacking the city with various rockets and artillery strikes.
An impact crater is visible near the wall it collapsed after Russian troops previously attacked the school with a rocket in Slatine, Ukraine on Sept. 20, 2022. Most of the residents fled their homes and the town was heavily damaged by Russian troops attacking the city with various rockets and artillery strikes.
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North Kharkiv heavily damaged by Russian troops attacking the city with various rockets and artillery strikes.
An impact crater is visible near the wall it collapsed after Russian troops previously attacked the school with a rocket in Slatine, Ukraine on Sept. 20, 2022. Most of the residents fled their homes and the town was heavily damaged by Russian troops attacking the city with various rockets and artillery strikes.
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North Kharkiv heavily damaged by Russian troops attacking the city with various rockets and artillery strikes.
A school destroyed by a previous Russian attack is visible in Slatine, Ukraine on Sept. 20, 2022. Many of the areas in the school were impassible due to the destruction. Most of the residents fled their homes and the town was heavily damaged by Russian troops attacking the city with various rockets and artillery strikes.
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North Kharkiv heavily damaged by Russian troops attacking the city with various rockets and artillery strikes.
A shop destroyed by a previous Russian attack is visible in Slatine, Ukraine on Sept. 20, 2022. The writing on the wall equates to 'Welcome to the Ukraine, bitch.' Most of the residents fled their homes and the town was heavily damaged by Russian troops attacking the city with various rockets and artillery strikes.
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North Kharkiv heavily damaged by Russian troops attacking the city with various rockets and artillery strikes.
A home damaged by a previous Russian attack is visible in Slatine, Ukraine on Sept. 20, 2022. The writing on the wall equates to 'Welcome to the Ukraine, bitch.' Most of the residents fled their homes and the town was heavily damaged by Russian troops attacking the city with various rockets and artillery strikes.
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North Kharkiv heavily damaged by Russian troops attacking the city with various rockets and artillery strikes.
A home destroyed by a previous Russian attack is visible in Slatine, Ukraine on Sept. 20, 2022. The writing on the wall equates to 'Welcome to the Ukraine, bitch.' Most of the residents fled their homes and the town was heavily damaged by Russian troops attacking the city with various rockets and artillery strikes.
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North Kharkiv heavily damaged by Russian troops attacking the city with various rockets and artillery strikes.
Two door frames and part of a wall remain after a home was destroyed by a previous Russian attack in Slatine, Ukraine on Sept. 20, 2022. Most of the residents fled their homes and the town was heavily damaged by Russian troops attacking the city with various rockets and artillery strikes.
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North Kharkiv heavily damaged by Russian troops attacking the city with various rockets and artillery strikes.
A gate and water well remain after a home was destroyed by a previous Russian attack in Slatine, Ukraine on Sept. 20, 2022. The townís pre-invasions population was about 7,000 people, and now only about 400-500 remain. Most of the residents fled their homes and the town was heavily damaged by Russian troops attacking the city with various rockets and artillery strikes.
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North Kharkiv heavily damaged by Russian troops attacking the city with various rockets and artillery strikes.
A home destroyed by a previous Russian attack is visible in Slatine, Ukraine on Sept. 20, 2022. Most of the residents fled their homes and the town was heavily damaged by Russian troops attacking the city with various rockets and artillery strikes.
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Balakliia residents take stock after Ukraine recaptures frontline town
Local people paint picture of young Russian occupiers without conviction to the Kremlin’s cause
he roads leading to Balakliia, a former frontline town in Kharkiv province recently recaptured by Ukraine, were littered with the detritus of war; carcasses of Russian tanks, crates of abandoned ammunition and destroyed vehicles were scattered along the sides.
Three of the bridges into the town had been blown up. One had been replaced with a pontoon bridge, but that too was out of action.
An allegedly Russian tank in the street of the city
Izium, September 2022
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Balakliia residents take stock after Ukraine recaptures frontline town
Local people paint picture of young Russian occupiers without conviction to the Kremlin’s cause
he roads leading to Balakliia, a former frontline town in Kharkiv province recently recaptured by Ukraine, were littered with the detritus of war; carcasses of Russian tanks, crates of abandoned ammunition and destroyed vehicles were scattered along the sides.
Three of the bridges into the town had been blown up. One had been replaced with a pontoon bridge, but that too was out of action.
Bombed apartment buildings in the city centre
Izium, September 2022
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Balakliia residents take stock after Ukraine recaptures frontline town
Local people paint picture of young Russian occupiers without conviction to the Kremlin’s cause
he roads leading to Balakliia, a former frontline town in Kharkiv province recently recaptured by Ukraine, were littered with the detritus of war; carcasses of Russian tanks, crates of abandoned ammunition and destroyed vehicles were scattered along the sides.
Three of the bridges into the town had been blown up. One had been replaced with a pontoon bridge, but that too was out of action.
Grandfather and grandson stand next to their neighbours which was destroyed by a bomb on September 6. The house was empty and no one was living there. Shortly after, they said, the Russians fled the town. 13 September 2022
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Balakliia residents take stock after Ukraine recaptures frontline town
Local people paint picture of young Russian occupiers without conviction to the Kremlin’s cause
he roads leading to Balakliia, a former frontline town in Kharkiv province recently recaptured by Ukraine, were littered with the detritus of war; carcasses of Russian tanks, crates of abandoned ammunition and destroyed vehicles were scattered along the sides.
Three of the bridges into the town had been blown up. One had been replaced with a pontoon bridge, but that too was out of action.
Carcasses of Russian tanks, crates of abandoned ammunition and destroyed vehicles were scattered along the sides of roads leading to Balakiia, Ukraine 13 September 2022
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Balakliia residents take stock after Ukraine recaptures frontline town
Local people paint picture of young Russian occupiers without conviction to the Kremlin’s cause
he roads leading to Balakliia, a former frontline town in Kharkiv province recently recaptured by Ukraine, were littered with the detritus of war; carcasses of Russian tanks, crates of abandoned ammunition and destroyed vehicles were scattered along the sides.
Three of the bridges into the town had been blown up. One had been replaced with a pontoon bridge, but that too was out of action.
A bridge into the town had been blown up by the Russians before their defeat in Balakliia, Ukraine 13 September 2022
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Balakliia residents take stock after Ukraine recaptures frontline town
Local people paint picture of young Russian occupiers without conviction to the Kremlin’s cause
he roads leading to Balakliia, a former frontline town in Kharkiv province recently recaptured by Ukraine, were littered with the detritus of war; carcasses of Russian tanks, crates of abandoned ammunition and destroyed vehicles were scattered along the sides.
Three of the bridges into the town had been blown up. One had been replaced with a pontoon bridge, but that too was out of action.
A building in the city centyer of Kharkiv hit by Russian strike a few days ago
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'It's a must for us to fight': Kramatorsk mayor fears the worst as Russians draw near
Oleksandr Goncharenko says unless the invaders are halted the eastern Ukrainian city will be razed and its people driven out.
Thirteen miles from the Russian frontline lies Kramatorsk, a city at first glance eerily empty. The highway into the centre is deserted, with long, thin Ukrainian flags defiantly hanging above the street, held taut by wires.
If Russia's revised goal is to seize Donbas, the last significant city Moscow's forces will have to take is Kramatorsk, an industrial centre, that is 40 miles west of the fierce fighting at Sievierdonetsk.
Almost nobody walks through its vast central square – and those visiting the mayor's office that overlooks it have to go round the back, past sandbags and guards, to the side away from the Russian artillery, whose 152mm guns are uncomfortably in range.
The ruins of a school in Kramatorsk that was hit by a Russian strike on the night of April 5th. The explosion of the strike resulted in a crater that is 15 meters in diameter and 3 meters deep. Kramatorsk lies within range of Russian artillery. Most of the city’s residents have fled fearing the advance of Russian troops, which are pushing forward along a front line 22 kms away. The mayor says 60,000 of the city’s 210,000 residents still remain in the city.
Kramatorsk, Donetsk Oblast, 15th June 2022.
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'It's a must for us to fight': Kramatorsk mayor fears the worst as Russians draw near
Oleksandr Goncharenko says unless the invaders are halted the eastern Ukrainian city will be razed and its people driven out.
Thirteen miles from the Russian frontline lies Kramatorsk, a city at first glance eerily empty. The highway into the centre is deserted, with long, thin Ukrainian flags defiantly hanging above the street, held taut by wires.
If Russia's revised goal is to seize Donbas, the last significant city Moscow's forces will have to take is Kramatorsk, an industrial centre, that is 40 miles west of the fierce fighting at Sievierdonetsk.
Almost nobody walks through its vast central square – and those visiting the mayor's office that overlooks it have to go round the back, past sandbags and guards, to the side away from the Russian artillery, whose 152mm guns are uncomfortably in range.
The ruins of a school in Kramatorsk that was hit by a Russian strike on the night of April 5th. The explosion of the strike resulted in a crater that is 15 meters in diameter and 3 meters deep. Kramatorsk lies within range of Russian artillery. Most of the city’s residents have fled fearing the advance of Russian troops, which are pushing forward along a front line 22 kms away. The mayor says 60,000 of the city’s 210,000 residents still remain in the city.
Kramatorsk, Donetsk Oblast, 15th June 2022.
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'It's a must for us to fight': Kramatorsk mayor fears the worst as Russians draw near
Oleksandr Goncharenko says unless the invaders are halted the eastern Ukrainian city will be razed and its people driven out.
Thirteen miles from the Russian frontline lies Kramatorsk, a city at first glance eerily empty. The highway into the centre is deserted, with long, thin Ukrainian flags defiantly hanging above the street, held taut by wires.
If Russia's revised goal is to seize Donbas, the last significant city Moscow's forces will have to take is Kramatorsk, an industrial centre, that is 40 miles west of the fierce fighting at Sievierdonetsk.
Almost nobody walks through its vast central square – and those visiting the mayor's office that overlooks it have to go round the back, past sandbags and guards, to the side away from the Russian artillery, whose 152mm guns are uncomfortably in range.
The ruins of a school in Kramatorsk that was hit by a Russian strike on the night of April 5th. The explosion of the strike resulted in a crater that is 15 meters in diameter and 3 meters deep. Kramatorsk lies within range of Russian artillery. Most of the city’s residents have fled fearing the advance of Russian troops, which are pushing forward along a front line 22 kms away. The mayor says 60,000 of the city’s 210,000 residents still remain in the city.
Kramatorsk, Donetsk Oblast, 15th June 2022.
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'I believe in our army': life in Donbas as the frontline creeps closer.
A member of Ukraine's Donbas battalion, Slava had been evacuating civilians from the beleaguered city of Lysychansk. A couple of kilometres farther north, Ukrainian soldiers were clinging on to the southern chunk of Sievierodonetsk, the last slab of territory in Luhansk province under Kyiv's control.
Slava was optimistic his side would prevail. On Friday Ukrainian forces mounted a counterattack, with fierce street-to-street fighting.
Donbas. 4th June 2022.
Damaged apartment blocks in Slovyansk. Donbas, Ukraine, 4 June 2022.
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'I believe in our army': life in Donbas as the frontline creeps closer.
A member of Ukraine's Donbas battalion, Slava had been evacuating civilians from the beleaguered city of Lysychansk. A couple of kilometres farther north, Ukrainian soldiers were clinging on to the southern chunk of Sievierodonetsk, the last slab of territory in Luhansk province under Kyiv's control.
Slava was optimistic his side would prevail. On Friday Ukrainian forces mounted a counterattack, with fierce street-to-street fighting.
Donbas. 4th June 2022.
A damaged school in Slovyansk. Donbas, Ukraine, 4 June 2022.
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'I believe in our army': life in Donbas as the frontline creeps closer.
A member of Ukraine's Donbas battalion, Slava had been evacuating civilians from the beleaguered city of Lysychansk. A couple of kilometres farther north, Ukrainian soldiers were clinging on to the southern chunk of Sievierodonetsk, the last slab of territory in Luhansk province under Kyiv's control.
Slava was optimistic his side would prevail. On Friday Ukrainian forces mounted a counterattack, with fierce street-to-street fighting.
Donbas. 4th June 2022.
Damaged apartment blocks in Slovyansk. Donbas, Ukraine, 4 June 2022.
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Police scout for pro-Russia collaborators in eastern Ukraine
Officers in Donetsk say spies pass on coordinates or photographs of targets via Telegram in exchange for cash.
Oleksandr Malish, the patrol police chief for the cities of Kramatorsk and Slovyansk in the Donetsk region, is reluctant to call people suspected of collaborating with Russia Ukrainians.
The Guardian was not able to find the Telegram groups Malish described. But it did find public Telegram groups for Kramatorsk and Slovyansk with “Z” branding that carry pro-Russia messaging about the war.
The groups have about 15,000 subscribers. The Guardian was not able to confirm that they were all genuine residents of the two cities and neighbouring villages, though some appeared to be.
Officers inspect a nursery hit by a rocket attack in Kramatorsk
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Police scout for pro-Russia collaborators in eastern Ukraine
Officers in Donetsk say spies pass on coordinates or photographs of targets via Telegram in exchange for cash.
Oleksandr Malish, the patrol police chief for the cities of Kramatorsk and Slovyansk in the Donetsk region, is reluctant to call people suspected of collaborating with Russia Ukrainians.
The Guardian was not able to find the Telegram groups Malish described. But it did find public Telegram groups for Kramatorsk and Slovyansk with “Z” branding that carry pro-Russia messaging about the war.
The groups have about 15,000 subscribers. The Guardian was not able to confirm that they were all genuine residents of the two cities and neighbouring villages, though some appeared to be.
Officers inspect a nursery hit by a rocket attack in Kramatorsk
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Police scout for pro-Russia collaborators in eastern Ukraine
Officers in Donetsk say spies pass on coordinates or photographs of targets via Telegram in exchange for cash.
Oleksandr Malish, the patrol police chief for the cities of Kramatorsk and Slovyansk in the Donetsk region, is reluctant to call people suspected of collaborating with Russia Ukrainians.
The Guardian was not able to find the Telegram groups Malish described. But it did find public Telegram groups for Kramatorsk and Slovyansk with “Z” branding that carry pro-Russia messaging about the war.
The groups have about 15,000 subscribers. The Guardian was not able to confirm that they were all genuine residents of the two cities and neighbouring villages, though some appeared to be.
Damage from a double rocket attack apparently intended for the Kramatorsk regional security services headquarters
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Police scout for pro-Russia collaborators in eastern Ukraine
Officers in Donetsk say spies pass on coordinates or photographs of targets via Telegram in exchange for cash.
Oleksandr Malish, the patrol police chief for the cities of Kramatorsk and Slovyansk in the Donetsk region, is reluctant to call people suspected of collaborating with Russia Ukrainians.
The Guardian was not able to find the Telegram groups Malish described. But it did find public Telegram groups for Kramatorsk and Slovyansk with “Z” branding that carry pro-Russia messaging about the war.
The groups have about 15,000 subscribers. The Guardian was not able to confirm that they were all genuine residents of the two cities and neighbouring villages, though some appeared to be.
Damage from a double rocket attack apparently intended for the Kramatorsk regional security services headquarters
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Police scout for pro-Russia collaborators in eastern Ukraine
Officers in Donetsk say spies pass on coordinates or photographs of targets via Telegram in exchange for cash.
Oleksandr Malish, the patrol police chief for the cities of Kramatorsk and Slovyansk in the Donetsk region, is reluctant to call people suspected of collaborating with Russia Ukrainians.
The Guardian was not able to find the Telegram groups Malish described. But it did find public Telegram groups for Kramatorsk and Slovyansk with “Z” branding that carry pro-Russia messaging about the war.
The groups have about 15,000 subscribers. The Guardian was not able to confirm that they were all genuine residents of the two cities and neighbouring villages, though some appeared to be.
Damage from a double rocket attack apparently intended for the Kramatorsk regional security services headquarters
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Police scout for pro-Russia collaborators in eastern Ukraine
Officers in Donetsk say spies pass on coordinates or photographs of targets via Telegram in exchange for cash.
Oleksandr Malish, the patrol police chief for the cities of Kramatorsk and Slovyansk in the Donetsk region, is reluctant to call people suspected of collaborating with Russia Ukrainians.
The Guardian was not able to find the Telegram groups Malish described. But it did find public Telegram groups for Kramatorsk and Slovyansk with “Z” branding that carry pro-Russia messaging about the war.
The groups have about 15,000 subscribers. The Guardian was not able to confirm that they were all genuine residents of the two cities and neighbouring villages, though some appeared to be.
Damage from a double rocket attack apparently intended for the Kramatorsk regional security services headquarters
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Police scout for pro-Russia collaborators in eastern Ukraine
Officers in Donetsk say spies pass on coordinates or photographs of targets via Telegram in exchange for cash.
Oleksandr Malish, the patrol police chief for the cities of Kramatorsk and Slovyansk in the Donetsk region, is reluctant to call people suspected of collaborating with Russia Ukrainians.
The Guardian was not able to find the Telegram groups Malish described. But it did find public Telegram groups for Kramatorsk and Slovyansk with “Z” branding that carry pro-Russia messaging about the war.
The groups have about 15,000 subscribers. The Guardian was not able to confirm that they were all genuine residents of the two cities and neighbouring villages, though some appeared to be.
Damage from a double rocket attack apparently intended for the Kramatorsk regional security services headquarters
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After Bucha, I’m afraid of Russian soldiers: people in east Ukraine prepare for fresh assault
As PutinÕs forces gather for another strike, support for his action has fallen dramatically across the region.
KramatorskÕs mayor, Oleksandr Goncharenko, said the blockade of Mariupol in the Donetsk region and its disastrous humanitarian consequences had played a decisive role in changing peopleÕs minds.
ÒIf in 2014, 60% of the town were pro-Russian, I would say now itÕs around 15%,Ó he said.
Goncharenko is one of the many Donbas politicians who has represented UkraineÕs pro-Russian parties.
Damage from a double rocket attack apparently intended for the Kramatorsk regional security services headquarters
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Charred houses, cratered lawns and an epic clean-up on road to Chernihiv
Ukrainians living in territory vacated by Russian forces are counting the cost of occupation.
Across swathes of territory vacated by Russia’s armed forces a great clean-up was under way. Homeowners were tidying up and counting the cost of a devastating month-long occupation. Ukrainian army sappers collected left-behind munitions and defused mines – a vast ongoing job.
Ukraine's great clean up after Russian occupation.
A lot of photos showing destruction on the road between Kyiv and Chernihiv.
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Charred houses, cratered lawns and an epic clean-up on road to Chernihiv
Ukrainians living in territory vacated by Russian forces are counting the cost of occupation.
Across swathes of territory vacated by Russia’s armed forces a great clean-up was under way. Homeowners were tidying up and counting the cost of a devastating month-long occupation. Ukrainian army sappers collected left-behind munitions and defused mines – a vast ongoing job.
Ukraine's great clean up after Russian occupation.
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Charred houses, cratered lawns and an epic clean-up on road to Chernihiv
Ukrainians living in territory vacated by Russian forces are counting the cost of occupation.
Across swathes of territory vacated by Russia’s armed forces a great clean-up was under way. Homeowners were tidying up and counting the cost of a devastating month-long occupation. Ukrainian army sappers collected left-behind munitions and defused mines – a vast ongoing job.
Ukraine's great clean up after Russian occupation.
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Charred houses, cratered lawns and an epic clean-up on road to Chernihiv
Ukrainians living in territory vacated by Russian forces are counting the cost of occupation.
Across swathes of territory vacated by Russia’s armed forces a great clean-up was under way. Homeowners were tidying up and counting the cost of a devastating month-long occupation. Ukrainian army sappers collected left-behind munitions and defused mines – a vast ongoing job.
Ukraine's great clean up after Russian occupation.
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