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Russia wants to hide the traces of its crimes in occupied Mariupol and show that it is "rebuilding" the city, but "the reality is very different from the propaganda," according to a Financial Times investigation released on Feb. 7.
Irakli Kobakhidze, a candidate for Prime Minister of Georgia, criticized a call from the Ukrainian embassy to depoliticize the alleged interception of explosives by special services, news outlet Sova reported on Feb. 6.
The teaser of the documentary Divia, an observation film about the impact of the full-scale invasion and Russian aggression on the environment of Ukraine, has been presented. The team behind Divia hopes that their film will become another piece of evidence in the fight to hold Russia accountable for the full-scale aggression unleashed in Ukraine and the environmental damage it has caused.
A Russian attack on Feb. 2 damaged a grain silo in Poltava Oblast, destroying a part of the harvest stored inside, Filip Pronin, the regional governor, said on Feb. 3.
A court blocked real estate worth almost Hr 500 million ($13.4 million) of Oleg Tsaryov, a former Ukrainian lawmaker who defected to Russia and is suspected of financially contributing to Russian aggression, the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) said on Feb. 2.