Russian Army Bombed School, A Shelter For People In Maripol

Russian army bombed school, a shelter for people in Maripol, thousands of people fled: Russia Ukraine War.

In the Ukrainian coastal city of Maripol, Russian forces bombed an art school where more than 400 people were taking refuge.

Local officials said on Sunday that the school building was completely destroyed and people may be trapped under the rubble.

Russian troops have entered the interior of Maripol. A major steel plant has been closed due to fierce fighting.

Local officials have called for more help from Western countries. Thousands of people have been evacuated from Maripol to Zaporizhia.

Russian army bombed school: Russian army claims re-use of the hypersonic missile.

Meanwhile, the Russian Defense Ministry has claimed strikes with another hypersonic missile and cruise missiles. Maripol has become a major battlefield for the Russian army.

Russian forces have been camping outside the major city for three weeks in what is believed to be the largest ground attack in Europe since World War II.

Maripol Police Officer Michael Vershenin said in a video addressed to Western leaders showing debris scattered around the road: “Children and the elderly are dying.” The city has been destroyed.’

40 sailors were killed in a rocket attack on Mykolaiv.

A Ukrainian military official told The New York Times that information has emerged related to a rocket attack in the southern city of Mykolaiv in the past, in which 40 marines were killed.

Russian forces have already cut off Maripol’s contact with the Azov Sea.

Adviser to the Interior Minister, Vadim Denisenko, said the Ukrainian and Russian forces fought over the Azovstal iron plant in Maripol. After this, the plant was closed.

Thousands of people were forcibly deported to Russia.

Maripol city council claimed that Russian troops forcibly deported thousands of the city’s residents, mostly women, and children, to Russia.

Meanwhile, efforts are on to evacuate people from eight of Ukraine’s ten humanitarian corridors. Deputy Prime Minister Irina Vereschuk said 6,623 people had been evacuated, including 4,128 from Maripol.

Ukrainian fuel and military depot destroyed.

In the absence of victory, Russian President Vladimir Putin is believed to be able to continue attacks on Ukraine for months.

People living in Ukraine’s cultural capital Lviv are also beginning to feel the flames of the war. People are training to use weapons to counter Russian soldiers.

On the other hand, Russian Defense Ministry spokesman Major General Igor Konashenkov on Sunday claimed another hypersonic missile (Kinjal) destroyed a Ukrainian fuel depot located near the Black Sea port of Mykolaiv.

He said that cruise missiles named Calibr were also fired from the Caspian Sea at the fuel depot.

In addition, other Calibre missiles fired from the South Sea also destroyed a Ukrainian military vehicle repair depot in Nijian.

Russian astronauts clarified the color of the suit.

Russian astronauts who arrived at the International Space Station (ISS) in blue and yellow suits on Friday put an end to discussions, saying the colors have nothing to do with the Ukrainian flag.

Astronaut Oleg Artemyev said in a Telegram message that six months before the launch, the cosmonauts had chosen their favorite colors for their suits.

Since all three cosmonauts Baumann graduated from Moscow State Technical University, they chose the colors of their educational institution.

Ukrainian refugees waiting in line for identity cards in Poland.

Thousands of Ukrainian refugees queued up in the Polish capital, Warsaw, on Saturday to obtain Polish identity cards (paycel).

Getting an identity card will help refugees start living. They will start getting work, living, going to school, medical facilities, and other social benefits for the next 18 months.