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Yahoo
20 hours ago
- Politics
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Injured State Emergency Service workers share photos from hospital and talk about their condition
Injured press officers of the State Emergency Service in Kyiv have shown photos from hospital. On the night of 6 June, they were injured in a repeat Russian attack on the site of another strike. Source: Photos from the medical facility were posted on social media by Pavlo Petrov, the injured spokesperson of the SES Details: In the photo, he and his colleague Inna Zhelnyk are lying in hospital beds. Pavlo has scratches on his face. "These photos are probably a little different from what you are used to seeing on my account, but that's that. We are alive, and that is the main thing. As for the rest, it'll get better, it'll heal," wrote the press officer. The State Emergency Service employee said that phones, cameras and bulletproof vests of his colleague Inna were left at the site of the Russian attack, so they will have to restore their mobile numbers. Photographer and editor-in-chief of Frontliner Andrii Dubchak has launched a fundraiser to help the wounded Pavlo Petrov. Background: On the night of 5-6 June, Russia launched a large-scale attack on Ukrainian cities with 452 air weapons. The strike resulted in 13 hits and debris falling. In Ternopil, 10 people were injured in the attack, including 5 emergency workers. Russia also struck Lviv, Chernihiv and Lutsk, where 30 people were injured and two more were killed. Three State Emergency Service workers were killed while clearing up the aftermath of the night strikes on the capital, working under fire. Nine more of their colleagues were injured. Support Ukrainska Pravda on Patreon!
Yahoo
20-02-2025
- General
- Yahoo
First images show Ukrainian F-16s in action
Frontliner, an interactive media outlet about Russia's war against Ukraine, has shared pictures of Ukrainian Air Force F-16 fighter jets in one of the frontline areas. Source: Andrii Dubchak, Frontliner founder and editor-in-chief, on Facebook Quote: "Silence. Frost. We're reporting from the field on a heavy drone unit. Suddenly, the rumble of a jet engine grows louder as an aircraft flies at an extremely low altitude towards the front, disappearing behind a nearby forested area. A Ukrainian Air Force F-16 fighter jet Photo: Frontliner 'An F-16. With extra fuel tanks,' a soldier comments. A Ukrainian Air Force F-16 fighter jet Photo: Frontliner A minute or two later, the F-16 turns around and flies back past us. 'There must be Russians screaming in the fire or running with tourniquets somewhere,' I say. 'No. Not with tourniquets, but with Esmarch bandages,' the soldier points out. The unexpected F-16 left engine trails in the sky, where it launched its deadly payload towards the advancing Russian forces on a rapid climb. The sight lifted our spirits." The engine trail Photo: Frontliner Support Ukrainska Pravda on Patreon!
