A BM-27 Uragan MLRS rocket booster section in a house in Derhachi, Kharkiv Oblast.

Let’s look on the list of killed Russian generals:

Major-General Suhovetsky
Major-General Gerasimov
Major-General Kolesnikov
Major-General Mityayev
Lieutenant-General Mordvichev
Major-General Tushaev (Chechen)

“Survived his own death.” The invaders’ bomb killed man’s family: his wife and 12 yo disabled child, two sons-in-law, his mother-in-law and a family friend. He recalls that horrible day
Source: Ukraine NOW telegram

https://twitter.com/maxseddon/status/1505493677212323840

Like almost everything else in Russia, they are a psy op.

#Mariupol: Azov Regiment’s video of their raid on RU troops in Mariupol – downing a Russian IFV and tank, the video shows the screen of UA BTR-4’s commander

Kremlin crooner Oleg Gazmanov at the pro-war rally Putin went to yesterday singing “Ukraine and Crimea, Belarus and Moldova, that is my country.” This clip was sent to me by an acquaintance in Chișinău where it’s being shared with increasing alarm.

war literature

https://twitter.com/BlackerUilleam/status/1493960572408320005

https://www.eurointegration.com.ua/eng/news/2022/03/20/7136286/

There is an absolute national consensus on Russia. 95% of citizens consider Russia “unequivocally hostile”, another 3% – “rather hostile”, another 1% chose the answers “neutral” and “difficult to answer”. 52% and 32% of Ukrainians consider Belarus “unequivocally” and “rather” an enemy, respectively.

Among Ukraine’s friends during the war, Poland confidently is on top – 79% considers it “unequivocally friendly”, another 17% “rather friendly” (96% in total)

Among other Western allies, Ukrainians praise Lithuania, Great Britain, and the United States (85%, 86%, 88% see them as “friendly”, 0%, 1%, and 2% consider “hostile,” respectively).

All other EU and NATO countries surveyed also enjoy a significant positive attitude, but two EU countries stand out.

The biggest problems are in the attitude of Ukrainians towards Hungary. 12% consider Hungary a hostile state, 45% – friendly (including only 13% – “unequivocally friendly”). It is worth noting that Hungarians also have an ambiguous attitude towards Ukraine. As EuroPravda reported earlier, a quarter of voters in Hungary’s ruling party blame Ukraine for the war.

The attitude of Ukrainians towards Germany is much better but still rather problematic. 6% consider Germany an enemy, 57% believe it is a friend, and 33% consider be neutral.

https://www.uawire.org/baltic-states-expel-ten-russian-diplomats

Moldovan President Maia Sandu demanded that the Russian troops withdraw from the occupied Transnistria, reports the news outlet Jurnalul National.

Maia Sandu noted that Moldova constantly demands the withdrawal of Russian troops from the territory of Transnistria.

https://www.uawire.org/moldovan-president-demands-immediate-withdrawal-of-russian-troops-from-transnistria#

https://www.rferl.org/a/the-executioners-of-slovyansk/30743132.html

Mayor responded on social media with defiant expletives.

Ukrainian Facebook is filled with photographs of smiling people from happier times with captions like – “have you seen this person? I haven’t been able to contact them since . . . “

“I’m not a urologist.”

“But it’s illegal to look in the mirror.”

“Some people say one thing, the media says another. It’s impossible to know what is true.”

“Provocations!”