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Welcome to Wednesday, where Russia issues a new deadline for Ukraine soldiers to surrender in Mariupol, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson offers a “wholehearted apology” for COVID rules-breaking and Netflix loses viewers for the first time in 10 years. Meanwhile, Livy Bereg looks at the reasons behind Ukraine refusing a visit by German President Steinmeier.
30 lively children enter the building of the daycare center. After school, they do not go home, there is still an activity waiting for them.
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Even after last week’s bloody attack on the Kramatorsk railway station, the trains have not stopped running. Here in the Donbas region, a new flock of soon-to-be refugees continue to flee what Vladimir Putin has promised will be the next main theater of hostilities in Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.