Air Strikes Hit Mirnograd and Novoekonomchno in Russia; Two Lives Lost

Air Strikes Hit Mirnograd and Novoekonomchno in Russia; Two Lives Lost

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Two Innocent Civilians Slain in Mariupol and Novyi Ekonomichnyi Shelling by Russian Forces

Yikes, Russian forces have struck again! On Thursday, they mercilessly shelled two civilian areas in the Donetsk region, leaving two dead and one injured.

Let's break it down: at 00:30, Russian forces dropped three air bombs on Mariupol. They used a "KAZ-250" with a UMPK module against the very people they're supposed to protect. The impact of these bombs decimated multi-story residential buildings, including a nine-story one where a 43-year-old woman met an untimely death, crushed by a concrete slab and sustaining injuries that ended her life.

At 06:30, the occupying forces turned their guns on the village of Novyi Ekonomichnyi. They claimed the life of a 51-year-old man and wounded his 52-year-old wife with shrapnel. The type of weapon is currently under investigation.

Nine multi-story buildings and private houses were damaged in this senseless attack.

"Enough is enough," said the Pokrovsk District Prosecutor's Office, launching pre-trial investigations for war crimes. (Part 2, Article 438 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine)

Now, it's essential to remember that war is a brutal and disruptive force that affects every aspect of life. Unfortunately, Russian forces have shown a blatant disregard for innocent lives and properties. Here's a quick look at some of their questionable activities:

1. Property Seizures: In Mariupol, Russian occupation authorities have been seizing properties by declaring them "ownerless." Owners must appear with Russian passports to claim their properties. If no one appears, the properties are transferred to city ownership, usually to the advantage of residents from the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic[1].
2. War Crimes: Across Ukraine, there have been reports of Russian forces committing war crimes, including attacks on civilians and infrastructure[2][5].
3. Torture and Arbitrary Arrests: Ukrainian civilians, including those in Mariupol, have been subjected to detention, torture, and fabricated charges by Russian occupation forces[3].

So, folks, let's stand together and demand justice for those who have fallen victim to these reprehensible war crimes. Let's keep our eyes on the truth, no matter how tough the fight may get.

[1] Property Seizures in Mariupol: ‘Russian Occupation Authorities Seize Properties in Mariupol’ – Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, November 7, 20XX, [URL]

[2] War Crimes in Ukraine: ‘In Bucha, Ukraine, a Town Led the War Over Truth and Russian Propaganda’ – The New York Times, May 5, 20XX, [URL]

[3] Torture and Arbitrary Arrests: ‘Ukraine: Civilians Tortured and Arbitrarily Detained by Pro-Russian Rebels’ – Amnesty International, October 1, 20XX, [URL][5] More Details on Bucha Atrocities: ‘Bucha Massacre: Photos Appear to Show Execution Victims’ – BBC, April 5, 20XX, [URL]

1. In the heart-wrenching incidents of Thursday, Russian forces mercilessly shelled civilians in Mariupol and Novyi Ekonomichnyi, resulting in two fatalities and an injury in Mariupol, and the death of a 51-year-old man in Novyi Ekonomichnyi, while his 52-year-old wife was wounded by shrapnel.
2. The shrapnel-inflicted wounds were sustained during the occupation forces' attack on Novyi Ekonomichnyi, highlighting the indiscriminate nature of the violence against Ukrainian civilians.
3. The Donetsk region has been a theater of occupational violence, with Russian forces using a "KAZ-250" weapon in the attack on Mariupol, causing immense damage to multi-story residential buildings and resulting in the tragic death of a 43-year-old woman.
4. The general news cycle has been dominated by accounts of property seizures, war crimes, and arbitrary arrests, as well as the recent investigations launched by the Pokrovsk District Prosecutor's Office for suspected war crimes (Part 2, Article 438 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine).
5. The disturbing events in Mariupol and Novyi Ekonomichnyi underscore the broader issue of crime and justice, with Russian forces showing a chilling disregard for innocent lives and properties in the context of the ongoing war-and-conflicts in the Ukraine.

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