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When Ukrainian forces liberated Kozacha Lopan, civilians emerged with tales of a Russian torture chamber beneath the village - Vimarsana News

When Ukrainian forces liberated Kozacha Lopan, civilians emerged with tales of a Russian torture chamber beneath the village

In a basement in a Ukrainian village on the Russian border, the remnants of a torture chamber tell a horrifying tale. Those investigating what happened here say the depraved orders came from the top. WARNING: Readers might find the details in this story distressing.

Source: abc.net.au
Turning 'Blind Eye' to Russian Invasion of Ukraine: Zelensky Accuses 'Some' Arab Leaders - Vimarsana News

Turning 'Blind Eye' to Russian Invasion of Ukraine: Zelensky Accuses 'Some' Arab Leaders

Ukrainian President Zelensky accuses Arab leaders of turning a blind eye to Russia's invasion during Arab League summit.

Source: news18.com
Kids In The Crossfire — A Village School's Bittersweet Return After Russian Occupation - Vimarsana News

Kids In The Crossfire — A Village School's Bittersweet Return After Russian Occupation

Almost one year after being occupied, a village near Kyiv is being rebuilt as locals try to piece their lives back together.

Four New Reasons Why the U.S. Must Stay Engaged in the South Caucasus - Vimarsana News

Four New Reasons Why the U.S. Must Stay Engaged in the South Caucasus

There are four new reasons why conflict in the South Caucasus can affect transatlantic security—and why the U.S. must stay engaged.

'This Suffering United Us': Underground Shelter In Liberated Izyum Falls Quiet Again - Vimarsana News

'This Suffering United Us': Underground Shelter In Liberated Izyum Falls Quiet Again

During the Russian occupation of Izyum, in Ukraine's Kharkiv region, Andriy Pleshan sheltered up to 60 people, including a months-old baby, in his 19th-century cellar -- echoing its history as a sanctuary for those fleeing violence.

Source: rferl.org