Top news about the 90th day of the war/Channel 24 collage
As of May 23, the war in Ukraine has been going on for 90 days. That is how long our brave warriors hold back the Russian invaders.
Ukrainian defenders and defenders have been defending their native land for exactly 3 months. Read the main news about the war in the material of Channel 24.
05:59 The invaders prevent civilians who want to leave the temporarily occupied territories. The Russians demand up to 5,000 hryvnias for permission to leave Melitopol. In addition, cars with humanitarian aid are not allowed to pass without a bribe – the occupiers demand tens of thousands of hryvnias.
05:50The Russians have captured and control 5 enterprises of the Ukroboronprom concern. Personnel documentation was either completely destroyed or access was simply cut off.
04:15 Ukrposhta will soon issue a stamp with the world's largest Mriya aircraft. It has already been printed, and Ukrainians will be able to buy it in June. They also announced that they are preparing a stamp with the image of Patron's dog.
Stamp with “Mriya”/Photo by Ukrposhta
03:59The Russian command sent additional forces to the north of the Kharkov region. Aleksey Arestovich, adviser to the head of the OP, explained that the occupiers are trying to prevent the Armed Forces of Ukraine from passing towards Volchansk. The occupiers are gathering additional forces to Izyum.
02:50 President Volodymyr Zelensky assured that the authorities have a plan in case someone from the state leadership is killed. He said that the Cabinet of Ministers was divided into 2 separate parts, so there will be someone to lead the country in any case.
01:47 For several days, the Russians have been fighting on occupied lines on the border temporarily occupied Mykolaiv and Kherson. They attacked the positions of Ukrainian defenders from Mi-24 helicopters.
Ukrainian defenders eliminated 23 Russian soldiers, several armored vehicles and vehicles.
01:40 During the advance of our troops in the Nikolaev region towards Kherson, they found several civilian vehicles with mutilated and shot bodies of people. This testifies to the blowing up of cars in the mined area and the shelling of the convoy by the occupiers.
Civilians simply wanted to evacuate. Among the dead were two children of primary school age.