The war in Ukraine continues for 101 days, with Russia and Ukraine fighting to capture and recapture land, Russia is accused of war crimes allegation apart from the loss of human lives and infrastructure.
Around 14 million Ukrainians have fled their homes, the majority women and children, the UN Crisis Coordinator for Ukraine said on Friday.
Ukrainian forces have recaptured about 20 percent of territory lost in the city of Severodonetsk, according to the head of the eastern region of Luhansk.
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The governor of Luhansk province Serhiy Haidai told national television that Ukrainian troops had retaken 20 percent of the territory they had lost in Severodonetsk.
The Ukraine ministry also said four people were killed in Russian attacks on Saturday, including a mother and a child as Russian missiles continue to strike on several areas including an artillery training centre in Ukraine’s Sumy region and hit a “foreign mercenaries’” outpost in the Odesa region.
However, Russia denies attacking civilians and says it will continue its “military operation” in Ukraine until all its goals have been achieved.
Meanwhile, some Prosecutors investigating war crimes cases in Ukraine are examining there are allegations of the forcible deportation of children to Russia since the invasion as they seek to build a genocide indictment, the country’s top prosecutor said.
“We call our allies to continue to arm Ukraine after 100 days of resistance, bravery and fortitude,” Ukraine’s defence minister Oleksii Reznikov said.
Moreover, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has asked for internation funds to rebuild the destroyed citiies during a presentation in Washington.
Ukraine has also launched (United24 global initiative) website as an online medium for collecting charitable donations.
As per reports, Russia has been transporting Ukrainan metal through the Mariupol sea port of Ukriane.
“A ship sent to load metal and transport it to Russia has entered the Ukrainian port of Mariupol, Moscow’s TASS news agency has reported.
The ship was the second vessel to arrive in the southeastern city since Russia completed its capture last month. Earlier this week, another vessel left Mariupol for Russia with a cargo of metal. Ukraine said the shipments amounted to looting.
