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“We had our own front”: one doctor and 400 lives saved during the occupation

Since the beginning of the hostilities, most of the doctors left Izium. For 10,000 residents of the occupied city, there are only two dozen medics left. They dared to work under the barrels of Russian machine guns. Overcoming the fear for their lives in the destroyed city, they had to look for food, water, and medicine. Despite everything, they continued to rescue the wounded and sick.

Russian plans to restore the Crimean Bridge, new military aid package from the US: the highlights of the day

Russia plans to restore the Crimean bridge by July 2023. The USA announced a new package of military aid to Ukraine worth 725 million dollars. Ukrainian military destroyed a significant part of the weapons and military hardware of the Russian Federation near Antratsyt. Russia does not stop striking the critical infrastructure and civilian objects of Ukraine. We collected the key news for today.

“Most women and men believed that a woman could not head the police”

Olha Svitlychna is 29 years old. She has been building her career in the security sector for five years now. Olha was born in Mariupol. She studied in Zaporizhzhia. Having completed her studies in 2014, she returned to her hometown. At the age of 24, she became a Commissioner for Human Rights appointed by the Head of the National Police.

Ramstein meeting, more military assistance to Ukraine: highlights of the day

For the sixth time, Ukraine's allies gathered to discuss assistance to Ukraine in the Ramstein format and promised to continue supporting Ukrainians, while the United States also assured that it would transfer air defense systems as soon as possible. We have collected the main headlines from today.

Society

"I thought I would be killed": Sexual violence committed by Russians in Kharkiv Oblast

Among the war crimes committed by Russians, sexual violence is the most difficult to investigate. Prosecutors have documented several cases of rape inKharkiv Oblast, but the true scale may be much larger. These war crimes are perhaps the most difficult for victims to talk about. hromadske found a 72—year—old woman who survived sexual violence in Kharkiv Oblast.