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Russia may allow over-40s to enlist in military as resources are needed to step up the assault in eastern Ukraine.

Before Russia's February 24 invasion of Ukraine, pensioner Valentyn Didkovskiy lived a quiet life in the city of Bucha, near Kyiv, sometimes volunteering to bring supplies to Ukrainian troops. But as a Russian armored column rolled past his house on February 27, he picked up a grenade launcher he had been given by his soldier buddies who recovered it from an invading personnel carrier. Didkovskiy, who trained in the Soviet Army in 1979, used the weapon to blow up a fuel truck, sending the in...

UNITED NATIONS (AP) — The U.S. ambassador to the United Nations said Friday there...

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Collectors across the country are seeking pieces of shrapnel, bits of bombs and even the uniforms of dead Russians. It’s part of an urge to feel more directly connected to the cause.

Summation. it really, to see the situation on the ground, i traveled to bucha, i traveled to irpil. to see the disasters, the atrocities by the russian soefrmds trying to break the will of the ukrainian people. but i was in ukrainian a couple of weeks before the war started and my assessment at that time which remains true to this day, the will of the ukrainian people to fight for their democracy and the understanding of what theyre up against and to protect their homes, to protect their future ...

Among them, the men of yablunska street, helping their neighbours. it seemed as if the danger was over. that morning, local officials even celebrated buchas liberation.

Would you like some water? the events at yablunska i44 transformed life into death. happy homes into places of grief. but bucha is still home. where the reminders of the lost are everywhere.

But the situation was about to change. a bucha resident heard a menacing sound. a convoy of russians had broken into bucha, trying to get to kyiv. but they were moving towards disaster. the ukrainian army launched ambushes.

Through the tunnel. todays likely to be the port of dovers busiest day since the pandemic, with thousands of families trying to travel abroad for the first time in three years. ramzan karmali, bbc news. now on bbc news, our world. a warning — this film contains images that some viewers might find disturbing. this is bucha.