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This is Meduza's daily mailing list. Here we talk very briefly about the most important events related to the war in Ukraine. On our website, we conduct round-the-clock online - go there, all the news appears there as completely and promptly as possible.
On the second day of the war, even more fierce battles unfolded in different regions of Ukraine than on the first. The first phase of the Russian invasion is likely to come to a head: the Russian military has appeared on the streets of Kyiv. We analyze in detail where and how the main clashes take place .
In the two largest cities of Ukraine, Kyiv and Kharkov, which were fired upon by the Russian army, a curfew was introduced. Many residents of the city spent the first night in bomb shelters, underground parking lots and metro stations. Here's what it looked like .
Declaring war on Ukraine, Vladimir Putin once again referred to "promises to our country not to expand NATO by one inch to the east" and to the fact that "they deceived, but, in popular terms, they simply threw it." A week earlier, the German magazine Der Spiegel published an article questioning the thesis that, despite Putin's repeated claims, the alliance never promised not to expand, based on a document recently discovered in a British archive. This publication was perceived in Russia as convincing proof of the thesis about the treachery of the West. But is it really so ?
Already on the first day of the war, while the whole world was discussing what was happening, illustrators from different countries expressed their emotions not in words, but in their works. We have collected the ones that we particularly liked .
Vladimir Putin, who gave the order to send troops to Ukraine, has repeatedly declared the unacceptability of war during his 22 years in power. We have collected the main anti-war statements of the President of Russia .
We don't know if the Kremlin will block independent media amid the war. But we must prepare for the worst. Yesterday, Roskomnadzor demanded to write about the war only on the basis of information from official Russian sources, recalling the possibility of fines and blocking for "fakes", and today announced that it would restrict Russians' access to Facebook.
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