A news plot for July 12, 2014, is dedicated to the Russian shelling of Zelenopillya, which killed 36 Ukrainian servicemen.

In the video: Zelenopillya, Luhansk region, photos from the scene of the tragedy; border post.

Comments: Spokesperson for the NSDC Information Center Andriy Lysenko; Head of the Donetsk Regional Department of Information Policy Olena Malyutina; Verkhovna Rada Commissioner for Human Rights Valeria Lutkovska; Chief of Staff of the ATO Oleksiy Dmytrashkivskyi.

Reference: The attack near Zelenopillya was a massive rocket and artillery strike on the positions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the State Border Guard Service on July 11, 2014, carried out from the territory of the Russian Federation. The incident marked the first documented direct use of regular Russian troops against Ukrainian forces and marked a new phase of hostilities in eastern Ukraine. The attack killed at least 36 servicemen, including Colonel Igor Momot.

Attack near Zelenopillya, 2014

On the morning of July 8, 2024, explosions were heard in Kyiv as the Russian military once again attacked the capital with missiles. One of them damaged the toxicology department of the Okhmatdyt children's hospital, and the intensive care unit, operating room, and oncology department were damaged. There are wounded and dead. 

The video shows search and rescue operations: the hospital territory, people, mothers with children, rescuers clearing the rubble, children, a damaged ambulance, mothers with children in the hospital shelter, rubble, bottles of drinking water, people helping to clear the rubble, humanitarian aid, damaged buildings of the Okhmatdyt.

Interviews: relatives of the children talk about the shelling, Viktor Lyashko, Minister of Health, Pavlo Petrov, spokesman for the Kyiv State Emergency Service, briefing by Viktor Lyashko and Ihor Klymenko, head of the National Police of Ukraine. 

“Okhmatdyt": Russian missile hits hospital

Kremenchuk, Poltava region, June 27, 2022. The aftermath of Russia's rocket attack on the Amstor shopping and entertainment center.

The video shows a blocked road, fire trucks, broken windows in an apartment building, damaged window frames, glass on the sidewalk, broken windows in shops, firefighters extinguishing a fire in the destroyed Amstor, rescuers dismantling the rubble, search operations, police cars, burnt walls.

Consequences of the rocket attack on Amstor

June 14, 2014, Luhansk.

The video shows the consequences of the accident caused by the shooting down of a Ukrainian Il-76 near the Luhansk sabotage group during landing at Luhansk airport.

Comment by ATO spokesman Vladislav Seleznyov.

Reference: On June 14, 2014, near Luhansk, pro-Russian militants shot down a Ukrainian military transport aircraft IL-76 from an anti-aircraft missile system. It was landing under the blockade of the airport. All 49 people on board were killed - 40 paratroopers of the 25th Brigade and 9 crew members. In 2017, the SBU established the involvement of mercenaries from the Wagner PMC and Major General Yevhen Nikiforov of the Russian Armed Forces as the coordinator of the attack. In 2021, three organizers of the terrorist attack - Igor Plotnytsky, Andriy Patrushev and Oleksandr Gureev - were sentenced to life in absentia. 

Il-76 plane crash in Luhansk

Sumy TV, 2025. The story of Kirill Ilyashenko, who rescued people from a broken bus during the shelling of the city on April 13. 

The video shows the aftermath of the shelling, the Sumy Regional Children's Clinical Hospital, the entrance, Kirill Ilyashenko on the street, people taking pictures with him, the boy's mother; the site of the enemy missile strike: a part of the Sumy State University building destroyed, a shot bus, burned cars, fallen trees, construction debris, tree branches, bodies of the dead. 

Interview: Maryna Ilyashenko, Kirill's mother, talks about her gratitude to her son for the rescue, the bus filled with passengers, her son's treatment, his success in education and sports; Kirill Ilyashenko, talks about himself, his studies, sports competitions and achievements, the explosions, the shelling, his injuries, the rescue of his mother and other passengers, the examination and help of doctors, the gratitude of his classmates for saving his family.

Reference: On April 13, 2025, the Russian army launched a missile attack on the center of Sumy, killing 35 people. Eighth-grader Kirill Ilyashenko, a student of Sumy School No. 4, was traveling with his mother to visit his grandmother when he was hit by a missile. The young man oriented himself in the situation, jumped out the window of the mangled bus and opened the door, saving his mother and the passengers who survived the explosion. Kirill himself was wounded by three pieces of shrapnel in the head and underwent surgery. He received the presidential award “The Future of Ukraine”. 

Kirill Ilyashenko: “The Future of Ukraine” 

Consequences of blowing up the Kakhovskaya HPP. Stories of the Kherson people. Date of shooting 06/07/2023

Medical workers and residents of Kherson, Angelika and Volodymyr, talk about the consequences they faced immediately after the explosion of the Kakhovskaya HPP, the speed of water rising in their neighborhood.

A resident of the Kherson region shows his flooded house. He tells about the first hours after the detonation, how everything was swept away by the rapid current: houses, trees. Shows the entire flooded area. He tells how he managed to save animals and documents.

In the video, flooded houses, a rapid current with mud. Flooded streets of Kherson. Rescuers on boats rescue animals. Many rescued animals. Rescuers with rescued elderly people.

Alla Mykhailivna, a resident of Kherson, and her son Yuriy (former ATO serviceman) talk about how they protect their house from looters, how they worry about a house that might collapse.

Residents of Kherson talk about how they struggle with the consequences of the explosion of the Kakhovskaya HPP

Kyiv, April 24-25, 2025. The consequences of the enemy's combined attack on the capital of Ukraine.

In the video: night, Svyatoshynskyi district, ambulances, medics providing assistance, search and rescue operation, destroyed houses, damaged cars, morning, rescuers clearing the rubble, local residents near the house, evening, rubble removal continues, aid station with food and tea, people bringing flowers and toys to the site of the hit.

Reference: On April 24, at night, Russians attacked Kyiv with ballistic missiles and drones. Destruction was recorded in five districts of the capital. The largest was in Sviatoshynskyi district. In the evening, rescuers pulled the bodies of four dead people, including a 17-year-old teenager, from the rubble of a house. Search and rescue operations in Sviatoshynskyi district were completed the next morning. People brought flowers and toys in memory of the victims.

On April 28, it became known that the death toll had risen to 13 people. A 45-year-old man died in the hospital from burns as a result of the Russian strike. 90 people were injured, including 12 children under the age of 18. 106 buildings were damaged, including 84 residential buildings.

Russia's combined attack on Kyiv on April 24, 2025

Kryvyi Rih, March 6, 2025. The aftermath of a rocket attack on a hotel in the city. 

In the video: destroyed hotel and restaurant, British volunteer Karol Sviatskyi, damaged houses, photo of a child, dog handlers and rescuers, cleaning up the aftermath, search and rescue operation, damaged houses, room with broken windows, people covering the window with film, hotel room, broken cars, doctors providing assistance. 

Interview: Larysa Borysenko, founder of the Pavlohrad dog search and rescue unit Antares; Yevhen Sytnychenko, head of the Kryvyi Rih district administration; local residents Stanislav, Olena, Andriy and Valentyna. 

Reference: On the evening of March 5, Russian troops fired a missile at a hotel in Kryvyi Rih, causing a fire. The attack killed four people and injured 32. Also damaged were 14 apartment buildings, a post office, almost two dozen cars, a cultural institution and 12 shops. 

Rocket attack on a hotel in Kryvyi Rih: there are dead

Sumy, March 24, 2025. The consequences of the shelling of the city. 

In the video: apartment buildings, emergency medical vehicles, wounded residents, doctors providing assistance, damaged houses, broken windows, doors, balcony frames, a fire in an apartment, smoke, fire and rescue vehicles extinguishing a fire in an apartment, rescuers carrying and taking the wounded out of the house, employees of the Red Cross Society's rapid response team. 

Note: On the afternoon of March 24, an explosion was heard in Sumy. As a result of the Russian strike, a fire broke out in a high-rise building. Windows in neighboring buildings were also damaged.
Ninety-four people sought medical assistance, including 71 adults and 23 children, and as of the morning of March 25, 101 injured people were known to have been injured. 

Twenty-six buildings of various purposes and forms of ownership were damaged, including three schools, a kindergarten, a vocational school, an interschool training and production facility, a hospital, 16 residential buildings, a restaurant and entertainment complex, a service station, and an administrative building of a company. In total, more than 3,000 windows were smashed and roofs in eight apartment buildings and four private houses were damaged. The roofs of four apartment buildings need major repairs. Seven buildings remain without water and gas supply.

Schools and residential buildings: Sumy after the shelling

April 5, 2025. Kryvyi Rih. The aftermath of an attack with an Iskander cluster munition on a residential area and a playground on April 4. 

The video shows damaged houses, broken windows, a playground, residents bringing flowers for toys, utility workers cleaning up, a destroyed private house, broken windows in an apartment, cut walls, damaged furniture, glass, people lighting lamps at the site of the children's deaths, a woman crying and hugging children.

Interviews: local residents - Taisiia, Hanna, Mykola, Olha, Maria; doctor Serhiy; Oleksandr Vilkul, head of the city's Defense Council. 

Reference: On April 4, 2025, an explosion occurred in Kryvyi Rih at about 18:50. Russian troops attacked the center of a residential neighborhood with an Iskander cluster. The attack damaged nearly two dozen apartment buildings, six educational institutions, a restaurant, and more than 30 vehicles.

Nineteen people were killed, including nine children. More than 70 residents were injured.

A rocket into a residential neighborhood: Kryvyi Rih after a rocket attack

Kharkiv, April 3 and 4, 2025. The aftermath of the attack by russian attack drones on residential buildings in the western part of the city.

The video shows the night, emergency search and rescue operations, the aftermath of the attack on residential buildings, medics helping the wounded, rescuers extinguishing a fire and clearing the rubble, destroyed buildings, burnt-out cars.

Interviews: Larysa Lozova, Anastasia, Valentyna, Vadym Ryabukha, Tetiana Ryabukha, Viacheslav Rudoi, Lyubov Mykhailivna - local residents; Nikita Halka - correspondent; Tetiana Tsybulnyk - head of the administration of Novobavarskyi district of Kharkiv; Yevhen Vasylenko - spokesperson for the State Emergency Service of Kharkiv region. 

Reference: Russia hit residential buildings in the Novobavarskyi district of Kharkiv on the evening of April 3, 2025. Rescue operations at the site were completed the next afternoon. No casualties were found under the rubble. In total, this russian strike claimed the lives of five people, 34 were injured, including one rescuer. 

Strike on Kharkiv by the “Shahed” on April 3, 2025

August 11, 2014, Kyiv.

A plot about the visit of the Prime Minister of Ukraine Arseniy Yatsenyuk to the military medical clinical center. Wounded ATO participants on the territory of the hospital, on hospital beds, Yatsenyuk talks to the military and their relatives, presents watches.

Comments: the soldier's mother Nina Rudenko; the head of the Military Medical Clinical Center Anatoliy Kazmyrchuk; a fighter of the “Kievan Rus” battalion Mykola Smirnov; Prime Minister of Ukraine Arseniy Yatsenyuk.

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