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Kyiv accuses Moscow of 'imperialism' after Russia flags interest in south Ukraine - Vimarsana News

Kyiv accuses Moscow of 'imperialism' after Russia flags interest in south Ukraine

Rustam Minnekayev, deputy commander of Russia's central military district, was quoted by Russian state news agencies as saying full control over southern Ukraine would give it access to Transnistria, a breakaway Russian-occupied part of Moldova in the west.

Volunteers collect corpses as Russia presses new offensive on eastern Ukraine - Vimarsana News

Volunteers collect corpses as Russia presses new offensive on eastern Ukraine

Putin says Russia has ‘liberated’ city of Mariupol with civilians trapped

'Full evacuation' of Mariupol called for as Russians take control - Vimarsana News

'Full evacuation' of Mariupol called for as Russians take control

Russia pressed its new offensive in eastern Ukraine on Friday while in the port city of Mariupol, a full evacuation has been called for after Moscow declared victory there despite Ukrainian forces holding out.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Russia pushes offensive, collects corpses in 'liberated' Mariupol in Ukraine - Vimarsana News

Russia pushes offensive, collects corpses in 'liberated' Mariupol in Ukraine

Russia wants full control of Donbas and southern Ukraine as part of the second phase of its military operation. . Read more at straitstimes.com.

Russian general says Moscow aims to capture southern Ukraine - Vimarsana News

Russian general says Moscow aims to capture southern Ukraine

Russia said on Thursday it had won the war's biggest fight - the battle for the main port of the Donbas, Mariupol - after a nearly two-month siege.