Ukrainian war, Russia withdraws from Sumy. Missile over Odessa

After 40 days of war between Ukraine and Russia, Moscow’s troops began to withdraw from the eastern Ukrainian region of Sumy. This was reported overnight by the head of the regional administration, Dmytro Zhyvytskyi, saying, however, that it is too early to establish whether the region has actually been liberated. According to reports from Zhyvytskyi to the UNIAN agency, the Russian vehicles returned to Russia through a corridor that passes from Kiev to Chernihiv, now dotted with numerous carcasses of tanks and other vehicles. Read also The port city of Odessa in southern Ukraine was hit by a missile in the night. This was announced by the spokesman of the regional military administration of Odessa, Sergey Bratchuk according to Ukrainian Pravda reports.BUCHA – The massacre of civilians in Bucha has meanwhile shocked the world. In the Ukrainian city on the outskirts of Kiev, dozens of civilians were killed. The bodies of many dead were piled into mass graves. The images document the presence of abandoned corpses in the streets. Bucha was recaptured in recent days by the forces of Kiev. “Here, in this grave, 57 people are buried”, said Serhii Kaplychny, head of operations for the recovery of the bodies. ZELENKSY – “It is genocide”, says Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenksy who accused Moscow of wanting to eliminate “l whole Ukrainian nation. “Yes, this is genocide. The elimination of the whole nation and the people. We have more than 100 nationalities. It is about the destruction and extermination of all these nationalities,” he said in an interview with CBS. Zelensky then turned to Russian mothers: “I would like every Russian mother to see the bodies of the people killed in Bucha, Irpin, Hostomel. What did those people do to the Russians? Why did they torture ordinary civilians in a peaceful city? How can you rape? and kill women in front of their children “. RUSSIA – Russia denies any responsibility for the Bucha massacre. According to the Russian Defense Ministry, quoted by Tass, the photos and videos released are “another provocation” by Kiev as all Russian units left the location last Wednesday. “During the period in which this location was been under the control of the Russian armed forces, no inhabitants were subjected to violent actions, “said the Russian Defense Ministry. “All the local inhabitants had the opportunity to freely leave the settlement to the north,” he adds, arguing that Bucha was bombed 24 hours a day by Ukrainian forces with heavy weapons when it was under Russian control.