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Ukraine has accused Russia of dropping a bomb on a school in Luhansk region where 90 people were taking shelter, CNN and other news media reported.
Serhiy Hayday, the head of the Luhansk region military administration, said a Russian aircraft had dropped a bomb on the school in the village of Bilohorivka, which is about 7 miles from the front lines.
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First lady Jill Biden’s four-day trip to Europe takes her to a border Sunday.
Ukrainians are finding different ways to leave the areas under heavy fire along the southern front line of the Russian-Ukrainian war. The industrial city of Zaporizhzhia became the entry point for those who are leaving the areas under Russian control and want to stay in Ukraine instead of going to Russia. .
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Russia holds its final rehearsal for an annual parade marking the Soviet victory in World War II, where its military might will be showcased amid Moscow's ongoing campaign in Ukraine, Agence France-Presse reported.
President Vladimir Putin is expected to deliver a speech during the parade, which some Western officials believe could be a declaration of all-out war on Ukraine, speculation the Kremlin has dismissed as "nonsense."
: Italy has impounded a $700 million, 140-metre mega yacht as speculation swirls it could belong to Putin, Agence France-Presse reported.
An Italian investigation has helped establish "significant economic and business links" between the official owner of "Scheherazade," and "eminent people in the Russian government," as well as Russians on the West's sanctions list, the economy ministry says.
Russia's defense ministry on Saturday said high-precision missiles had destroyed Ukrainian aircraft at airfields in the Artsyz, Odesa and Voznesensk regions, and that its Iskander missiles had hit U.S. and European equipment near Kharkiv, .
Ukraine earlier said four missiles had hit the Odesa region on Saturday, without causing casualties. Other missiles striking Odesa on Saturday had hit a furniture factory in a residential area, while the other two struck an already damaged runway strip, it said.
Ukraine on Saturday urged aid agency Doctors Without Borders to evacuate its soldiers from their last holdout in the devastated port city of Mariupol, Agence France-Presse reported.
It called on the group to "provide medical care to the wounded people, whose human rights were violated by Russian Federation," the ministry of reintegration of temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine wrote in a statement in English.
They have been "for 72 days in a row under... ongoing shelling and attacks by the Russian army," it added.
"Now, there is a lack of medicines, water and food, wounded soldiers are dying because of gangrene and sepsis."
The World Health Organization (WHO) is gathering evidence for a possible war crimes investigation into attacks it says it has documented by Russia on health care facilities in Ukraine, it said in Kyiv on Saturday.
Reuters reports, WHO Emergencies Director Mike Ryan, on an unannounced visit together with WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, told a news conference it was the explicit responsibility of warring parties to avoid attacking health facilities, yet the WHO had already documented 200 attacks on hospitals and clinics in Ukraine.
"Intentional attacks on health care facilities are a breach of international humanitarian law and as such - based on investigation and attribution of the attack - represent war crimes in any situation," Ryan said. "We continue to document and bear witness to these attacks ... and we trust that the U.N. system and the International Criminal Court and others will take the necessary investigations in order to assess the criminal intent behind these attacks."
Russia has denied previous accusations by Ukraine and Western nations of possible war crimes and has also denied targeting civilians in the war.
Ryan said the 200 cases did not represent the totality of attacks on Ukrainian medical facilities, only those the WHO had verified. Kyiv has said there have been around 400 such attacks since Russia invaded Ukraine on Feb. 24.
The Soviet-era steel mill of Azovstal, the last holdout in Mariupol for Ukrainian forces, has emerged as a symbol of resistance to the wider Russian effort to capture swathes of eastern and southern Ukraine in the 10-week-old war. Earlier, all women, children and elderly civilians were evacuated, Ukraine’s Deputy Prime Minister Iryna Vereshchuk said, adding that "this part of the Mariupol humanitarian operation is over."