Ukrainians forced to live with the dead for days

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba has said that the battle for the Donbas region will resemble World War II.

Kuleba has urged NATO countries to offer more weapons to fight the Russians.

Secretary - General NATO, Jens Stoltenberg, has said the alliance is willing to increase its support, though it has not offered details about what weapon it is about.

As more atrocities committed in areas controlled by Russians have been made public, the United Nations General Assembly has suspended Moscow from the Human Rights Council.

The Kremlin has described this decision as <x0 illegal”.

Sharing Space With the Dead

Ukraine's northern village of Jahidne has been occupied by Russian soldiers for about a month.

When the Russians entered, they are believed to have taken the men, women and children from their homes and sent them to a basement for four weeks.

About 130 people have lived in a 65 square meters room.

I had half a meter of space. I slept on foot”, Mykola Klymchuk told the British broadcaster BBC.

I've tied myself to a scarf so I don't fall. I spent 25 nights like that”

Mykola said he didn't dare to move out of fear of falling on people.

When people died, their bodies did not leave immediately.

Russian soldiers have not allowed such a thing every day.

Russian troops reportedly have discussed murders in Butka

Russian troops have been heard discussing the killings of civilians in the Ukrainian town of Butka in some messages that have provided German intelligence, German media have reported.

Der Spiegel magazine has said that part of the radio link traffic recorded by the German intelligence agency appears to be connected to the locations in which troops were found are Kiev.

The German intelligence agency has not commented on this matter publicly yet.

Ukraine has said that more than 300 civilians were killed by Russians in Butka.

Moscow denies involvement.

Images published by the streets of Buka have shocked the international community.

Some of the victims were shot in the back and the head, with their hands tied.

Do the murders in Butch constitute genocide?

The murders in Butka were seen by many officials as war crimes. Others have said Moscow has gone further.

This is genocide, what you've seen here”, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said after a visit to Butch.

Polish Prime Minister Matthews Morawiecki has agreed that the killings in Butcha and other towns “could be called genocide acts and should be treated as such”.

But the United States and the NATO alliance have not used this word to describe what is happening in Ukraine.

Nobel Prize laureate Attacked in Red

Russian journalist Dmitry Muratov, who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2021, has said he was attacked red just before entering the train.

“My eyes are burning up a lot of”, said Novaya Gazette editor, liberal media, which has stopped working after warnings from Moscow about the way Russia and Ukraine covered the war.

The attacker shouted “Muratov, this is for your boys”, he said.

Novaya Gazeta is known for critical writings against Russian authorities.

Last month, she has announced she will stop working until the war ends. /rel