Drip foods and medicines are administered amidst the gloomy work of the underground pipe. Here we meet the mother of two, Oksana Suslenko, who has done her best to light things up for her two sons, Nikita, four, and Artyem, 11, by putting stickers and curtains on the walls. First images of a sunken Russian ship – live updates for Ukraine Picture: The queue for water in Mykolaiv “No water, no food” The two boys are playing with tanks and rocket launchers, reflecting the battle above. Mrs Suslenko last spoke to her husband four days ago. He is among some of the last fighters to survive in the fallen city of Mariupol. Told me. “Everything is very bad. There is no water or food. They are all hungry and dirty, they do not shower, they do not eat, they have nothing – civilians as well as the military. “A lot of corpses on the street – people just bury them in their front yards. I’m hanging – that’s all I can do. With everything I have – there.” She winks at her two children. “They are adults who understand and see everything for themselves. Nikita, tell me who your father is?” he asks. Picture: The boys say their father is a hero “Hero,” says the four-year-old. His brother says the same. Read more: Captive Britons appear on Russian television He is afraid to go above the ground He added: “It will be there until the end – he said we will fight for Mariupol and for Ukraine.” Like other children in the shelter, the two boys are afraid to go above ground. Doctors do not want to reveal the location of the place, fearing that it would be targeted. A nearby hospital has been bombed from three different directions – possibly a war crime. Article 18 of the Geneva Convention stipulates that no hospital “may be attacked”. It is a violation that can be investigated by the International Criminal Court, however, according to Ukrainian Human Rights Commissioner Lyudmila Deinsova, 324 hospitals have been damaged since the beginning of the conflict. Dr Olexandre Plytkin, head of the hospital, said: “This was a targeted bombing of the hospital to scare people and hurt us as much as they can. And many hospitals have been bombed. They want to scare people and cause panic among people. . “ Picture: There has been no running water in the city for six days Dr Plytkin says many children were injured in the conflict: “We had more than 24 children with different types of injuries, bullet wounds, shrapnel wounds, some of the children with their parents lived in the occupied territories and as they left, they were shot.” . No running water for almost a week But people in Mykolaiv still have to get out. There has been no running water in the city for six days. Residents are collecting water in mobile tankers across the city, including 71-year-old Volodymic Fedorenko, who is recovering from a shrapnel wound to his leg. Read more: Putin’s ally, “Prince of Darkness” Victor Medvenchuk arrested He said: “Two bombs fell on my yard, I threw them on the ground and the third landed four meters away and badly injured my right leg. My dog was a few feet away from me and was dead with three shrapnel holes. inside this.” In a nearby park, blood-stained ground and a discarded lid are the only signs of horror that rained down on citizens outside this church on Friday. Local authorities say several explosions killed five people and injured 15. An eyewitness, Oksana Byzina, told me: “A woman who was sitting on a bench next to the church died. “You can imagine my situation when I saw her head cut off, a child without a hand and then this man and all these windows were flying out of the church, and all this was happening.” This city has retained the Russians, but is still terrorized by them with artillery fire and rockets. Walking around, citizens pray that they are not in the wrong place at the wrong time. In the Orthodox Church they also pray for their soldiers, for their dead and more than anything else for the end of this war.
title: “Ukraine War Boy 4 Says His Father Is A Hero As Forces Fight To The End In Mariupol World News " ShowToc: true date: “2022-11-17” author: “Mark Gallo”
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