Civilian Suffering and Russian Attacks Highlight Ongoing Ukrainian Genocide

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Russians shell peaceful towns and refuse to evacuate people with Ukrainian passports

On 10 June, Russia carried out another bombardment of Ukraine with Iranian drones – Odessa was badly affected. As a result of debris from a downed UAV hitting a multi-story building, 3 people were killed and 26 injured, including 2 children and a pregnant woman. Systematic aerial attacks on peaceful Ukrainian cities continue. Russia has received a new batch of drones from Iran; since May 3 this year, 413 such UAVs have been used on Ukrainian territory, 391 of which have been shot down. The use of drones against Ukrainian towns and cities, resulting in civilian deaths, is an act of genocide for which the Russian Federation will be held to account.

The Russian Federation deliberately blew up the Kakhovska hydroelectric plant; dozens of settlements and hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians are in the flood zone. Russia is selectively evacuating victims, saving only those who can show a Russian passport. Barracks where Russian servicemen were stationed were also flooded – the latter started to expel Ukrainians in the occupied territory of Kherson Oblast from their homes, settling there instead. Ukrainians living in the disaster zone in the flooded areas on the left bank of Kherson Oblast are suffering hardships. Lack of food, drinking water and medicines is threatening the lives and health of thousands of citizens. Cattle graves (including cattle that have fallen due to anthrax), cemeteries, chemical warehouses are flooded, and wastewater from sewers is spilling out. An area of 600,000 square kilometres has become an ecological disaster zone. The Russians are responsible for this deliberate environmental vandalism – a way of intensifying the genocide of Ukrainians on an ethnic basis.

The Kremlin cannot go unpunished for crimes committed in Ukraine. Blowing up a dam is an act of terrorism of an entirely different level, showing that Putin is the enemy of the entire civilised world. Russia must be defeated by collective international efforts and pay for every crime committed in Ukraine.


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