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Reuters reported this, citing a source in the Office of the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
Details are not disclosed.
Rubryka, in collaboration with the War Archive project, shares the memories of five Ukrainians who experienced the morning of February 24 in different cities and in different ways. Each account reflects the pain inflicted by Russia, and it is crucial that these stories are documented and thoroughly examined.
Injuries caused by explosions are sadly common in Ukraine during times of war. Knowing how to give basic first aid can mean the difference between life and death. So, what should you do to help someone who's been hurt? How do you contact emergency services quickly and effectively? And what should you avoid doing to prevent making the situation worse? Rubryka spoke with Anna Dziuba, a tactical medicine and first aid instructor from the Soloma Cats Charity Foundation, and Yana Horokhova, a paramedic, to find out.
Discover the voices of five extraordinary Ukrainian women authors whose works are available in English — perfect for your next read!
