Nearly 5,000 people were evacuated from Ukrainian cities on Wednesday. More than a thousand of them were evacuated from Mariupol.
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Nearly 5,000 people were evacuated from Ukrainian cities on Wednesday
On Wednesday night and the night before Thursday, there was no significant new information about Russia’s attacks in Ukraine.
A total of 4,892 people were evacuated from Ukrainian cities through humanitarian corridors on Wednesday, Ukraine’s deputy prime minister said. Irina Veretshuk on Wednesday night.
The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) said on Wednesday that the organization led a hose made up of buses and cars from the city of Mariupol to the city of Zaporizhia.
According to the Red Cross, there were an estimated more than a thousand people fleeing Mariupol. The besieged city is still believed to have well over 100,000 civilians.
A total of more than 5,000 civilians have died in Mariupol as a result of Russian hostilities, the city mayor said. Vadym Bochenko on wednesday. More than two hundred of the dead are children, he added.
Britain supplies armored vehicles to Ukraine
Britain plans to send armored vehicles to Ukraine, according to the British newspaper Times.
According to a report published by the British Ministry of Defense, it is considering sending vehicles suitable for patrols or reconnaissance, for example, says Guardian (switch to another service).
In addition, British soldiers are to be sent to Ukraine’s neighboring country, where soldiers are training Ukrainian soldiers to use vehicles, the Times said, citing sources.
In the next few days, Britain is also expected to officially announce the delivery of anti-aircraft missiles and anti-tank missiles to Ukraine, the report of the Ministry of Defense shows.
CNN: US believes it can identify Russian troops who carried out bloodshed in Butcha
The U.S. believes it can identify Russian troops who carried out the bloodshed against civilians in Bhutan, CNN reported on Wednesday.
An anonymous official interviewed by CNN said the United States has collected and analyzed information about Bushan’s atrocities since they came to light. According to a source in the authorities, the results of the investigation may not be made public, but the decision on disclosure may be left to Ukraine.
Also the U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland has said the Ministry of Justice will assist in identifying and prosecuting those responsible.
Civilian bodies were found in Butcha after the departure of Russian troops. Russia has denied killing civilians in Butcha, but satellite imagery has confirmed the bodies were already on the streets while the city was under Russian control.