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August 21st, 2022
War in Ukraine – Week 25

Day 178
August 20
The parade they deserve: Russian tanks on Khreshchatyk street at the heart of Kyiv. Not exactly how they imagined it.

Source: Nataliya Melnyk on Facebook
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Day 177
August 19
Living and learning in occupied Kherson:
The headmaster of a music school was dragged from her apartment in the morning by a group of military guys. According to a local lawyer, she is being held at a police station.
Last week Russians kidnapped the son of a local teacher for refusing to teach according to the Russian school program. While holding the son, they sent 12 military guys to give the teacher the final warning.
Parents in Kherson are told that if Russians find out that their children are following the Ukrainian school program, their kids will be forcefully taken from them and sent to Russia.
I am so looking forward to reading an AI report on this.

Source: Nataliya Melnyk on Facebook
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Day 175
August 17
Kharkiv, the second biggest city in Ukraine, with population of 1,4 million people, prior to Feb. 24 of course. Yesterday 5 out of 9 districts of the city were hit. 8 missiles were launched from Belgorod. This morning 5 more.
Nikopol, the fourth biggest city in the Dnipropetrovsk region, with population of a little over 110,000 people. During the day people go to work, at night a lot of them leave the city to take shelter from shelling in nearby villages.
Life in Ukraine, 2022 edition.

Source: Nataliya Melnyk on Facebook
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Day 173
August 15
Day 173, mood in Ukraine (based on a survey conducted at the end of July):
– 98% of Ukrainians believe we will win this war;
– 98% approve actions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine;
– 64% believe Ukraine will resume control over its territory within its internationally recognized borders defined in 1991;
– 72% approve joining NATO (+13% compared to data collected in April).

Source: Nataliya Melnyk on Facebook
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