Russia-Ukraine war: 353 Ukrainian children killed so far, Ukraine kills 38,300 Russian soldiers

The war between Russia and Ukraine, which started on February 24, has been going on for 5 months, but it does not seem to be ending or any solution on it. At the same time, Russia is continuously conducting missile attacks on Ukraine. So far 353 children have died in Ukraine. At the same time, 662 children are injured and have been admitted to the hospital for treatment.

Officials say that the most 353 children died in the Donetsk region. 191 children died in Kharkiv, 116 in Kyiv, and 52 in Kherson.

The Ukrainian army killed more than 38,000 Russian soldiers

At the same time, Ukraine is also giving a befitting reply to Russia's action. Ukraine has killed more than 160 Russian soldiers in the last 24 hours. As of July 17, Ukraine has killed 38,300 Russian soldiers.

Ukraine Armed Forces destroyed 1,684 enemy tanks, 3,879 armored combat vehicles, 846 artillery systems, 248 anti-aircraft guns, and 110 air defense systems. Also destroyed 220 warplanes, 188 helicopters, 688 UAVs, 166 cruise missiles, 15 warships/cutters, and 2,746 truck-tankers.

Ukrainian plane crashes in Greece

Ukraine's Meridian airline has confirmed the crash of its An-12 plane in Greece. All 8 crew members died in this accident. Greek media said the plane was carrying 12 tons of dangerous material, mostly explosives. A strong odor spread in the area after the accident. As a precaution, people have been asked to keep the windows of their homes closed, not to come out of the house and wear masks.

More than 100 new laws passed in Russia

Russian President Vladimir Putin has passed more than 100 new laws. Many of these laws are linked to the ongoing war in Ukraine. According to a law that Russia has passed, Russian officials can now treat a suspicious person as a foreign agent. For this, it is not necessary to get foreign funding from that person. That person could be jailed for up to 20 years.

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