Ukraine's Zelenskyy visits retaken city of Izium, greets soldiers

The European Union has vowed unshakeable support for Ukraine. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has said the bloc's sanctions against Russia are here to stay. Meanwhile, Kyiv is working to secure territory it has reclaimed from Russian forces. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited the freshly recaptured city of Izium in the country's northeast. The war-torn nation wants to show that Western backing in arms and finance is making a difference.



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[wangchung]

The reason for not visiting Kherson city is obvious.

[johnny-ihes]

The Russians have lost a buffer zone, the Kharkiv region.
I bet it will be the battle ground for the defence of Luhansk and Donetsk.

[dheerhamal]

God bless all world to stop Ukraine war. Made a peace. All world.

[phil]

The Thumbnail defines Russian military tactics, huge amounts of firepower but the accuracy of a blind man, it's like they are just blasting off for the sake of it

[videoua]

In light of the horrific information now available about atrocities committed in Ukraine by occupying Russian forces in towns such as Bucha, Mariupol, Izyum - rape, torture, summary execution, as well as mass deportations to "filtration camps" -- it is grimly important to recognize that there was a prior period of fantastic brutality and atrocity committed by Russians against Ukraine over eighty years ago. The NKVD -- the secret police of the Soviet Union and Stalin's reliable enforcers of murder and mayhem -- carried out mass executions of tens of thousands of prisoners in prisons in western Ukraine in June 1941.

The Massacre was not a spontaneous action by the retreating Red Army and NKVD, but, as numerous official documents attest, had been coordinated and planned by Soviet authorities. Especially striking is the fact that many prisoners were, as their obviously mutilated bodies suggested, viciously tortured before they were killed.

According to a study published by the Moscow-based Institute of Demography, Ukraine suffered close to 15 million ‘excess deaths’ between 1914 and 1948.

From the archive, 9 March 1983: Reagan calls Moscow an evil empire
President Reagan yesterday maintained his uncompromising stance on arms control with a ferocious denunciation of the Soviet Union. He told an evangelical conference in Orlando, Florida that the Russians had "the aggressive impulses of an evil empire" and he lashed out at "those who would place the United States in a position of military and moral inferiority."
"Simple-minded appeasement or wishful thinking about our adversaries is folly, " the President declared. The issue was not simply the arms race but the struggle between right and wrong..

[joshuakhawbung]

Even in the midst of the war I love you, news reporter

[promediag]

The Invader doesn't want to stop, Slava Ukraine

[edwardsianski]

These Ukrainians from Izyum who were tortured and butchered by the Russian military have outraged the world and provided more motivation for countries to supply weapons to ensure that Putin's army is thoroughly defeated. There is no way that Crimea will be allowed to remain in Russian hands nor any other part of Ukraine. May these people rest in peace and give heavenly witness to the removal of Putin, Lavrov, Shoigu and their minions from power. May Our Lady of Sorrows comfort all who are mourning.

[cholesterol]

You just cant rebuild there anymore. Who would want to stay there in the future?

[oliverprice]

Yea, to fight Russians with 30th NATO country is easy, but try rats to fight like in Mariupol one to one.!!!

[kveldgorkon]

Now That What you Call a Special Military Operation !!! .. Congrats Ukraine !!

[greatasia]

The rat is inside Russian's trap now. Ha ha ha!

[hotpotato]

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