Russia-Ukraine war: satellite images appear to show mass graves near Mariupol; Zelenskiy says Ukraine needs $7bn a month in aid – live
as a result of the war, Augsburger Allgemeine newspaper reported, citing development ministry sources.“to ensure the inevitability of Russia’s responsibility”. The United States said it has also been in contact with Ukraine’s prosecutor and is assisting with the preservation and collection of evidence of war crimes committed by Russia, US Attorney General Merrick Garland said.
from the besieged port city. She added that authorities will not give up. Officials estimate that 100,000 people are currently trapped in the city., the Pentagon has confirmed. Lloyd Austin will meet allies on 26 April at the Ramstein Air Base in south-western Germany, Pentagon spokesman John Kirby said.
Ukraine’s deputy prime minister, Olga Stefanishyna, told Agence France-Presse. Her comments came afterJoe Biden announced that the US will provide another $800m military assistance package to Ukraine
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