Fired by the maternity hospital and water shortage in Mariupol. Odessa is preparing for Russian invasion
The war lasts exactly two weeks. Ukrainian media reported that from the districts of Vorzel, Irpeni, Energodar and Izuma it was possible to take civilians. The authorities of Ukraine talk about 40 thousand people who left their native cities per day. Despite the agreement on evacuation corridors, the shelling continues - Russian aviation struck the territory of the city hospital in Mariupol. In Odessa, they are also preparing for shelling - a monument to Duke de Richelieu (he is considered the founder of the city) was closed with sand bags. In the besieged cities, light, water and products disappear. In this material, we collected the main photos of the fourteenth day of the war.
Carefully! Some photos contain scenes of cruelty, violence and death (this is exactly the war).
Dimitar Dilkoff / STF / AFP / Scanpix / Leta a woman hugs a cat, hiding from shelling in the subway. Metro Kyiv continues to work as a bomb shelter Sergey Bobok / AFP / Scanpix / Leta destroyed by the shelling of a residential building in Kharkov Maksim Levin / Reuters / Scanpix / Leta journalists help to evacuate civilians of the city of Irpen in the Kyiv region Chris McGrath / Getty images volunteers prepare food in a roadside camp in northern Kyiv Felipe Dana / AP / Scanpix / Leta Bus evacuates residents of Irpeni, cities in the Kyiv region Dan Kitwood / Getty images people say goodbye to the Lviv train - Dnieper. Lviv railway station EFREM LUKATSKY / AP / Scanpix / Leta Ukrainian soldier in camouflage on the outskirts of Kyiv Anatolii Stepanov / AFP / Scanpix / Leta Ukrainian soldiers after a fight in the Luhansk region Alexandros Avramidis / Reuters / Scanpix / Leta Father with a three -year -old daughter descends into the bomb shelter in Odessa BULENT KILIC / AFP / Scanpix / Leta a woman is looking for food in a garbage tank in the center of Odessa Evgeniy Maloletka / AP / Scanpix / Leta queue for water on the outskirts of Mariupol. The city has been in the siege for a week. There are no water, warmth and electricity in the houses, people live in basements Evgeniy Maloletka / Ap / Scanpix / Leta destroyed during shelling a residential building in besieged Mariupol Evgeniy Maloletka / AP / Scanpix / Leta Ukrainian employees of the Ministry of Emergencies take out a wounded pregnant woman from the maternity hospital who suffered from shelling. Mariupol Liashonok Nina / Reuters / Scanpix / Leta Monument to the founder of Odessa Duke de Richelieu is closed with sandbags to protect against shelling