Twisted Malabe show approval has not yet stopped Russia

Since Russia launched a full-ranked invasion of Ukraine, Western countries have approved far-reaching approval on the aggressors in trying to make their war efforts.

But here in Ukraine, there is a limited effect of this approval.

There is a collection of metal residues that are exhausted from Kharkiv’s very outside, in a secret place, around the city and surrounding attacks. It is a scrapard of cruelty – in the last three and a half years in Kharkiv and the remains of many Russian bombs, rockets, missiles, and drones around it.

“This is a material evidence that we will prove Russia’s crime as a prosecution,” said Diamoto Chubenko of the Prosecutor’s office in Kharkiv region. ” Each piece of rocket and drone here is carefully collected and has been analyzed.

Russian version of Iran’s martyr drone – DMTRO shows me one of the latest versions. Russia has recently been opening fire on drones in the cities and cities of Ukraine in Ukraine. They are relatively inexpensive to make, he tells me – around 000 20,000 (£ 15,000) each.

It is the dead body of the beast near the Russian cruise missile. He says millions of these expenses.

But these weapons are not completely Russian -produced – they have many components of Western countries, “says DMTro. “It is possible to stop the approval (for Russia), but not to do anything is not an option,” he says.

Donald Trump seems to have lost restraint with President Vladimir Putin. Following the initial efforts between the United States and Russia, the US president has now threatened to approve the Kremlin unless he agrees with the Russia’s war in Ukraine in Ukraine on Friday.

Trump has said Secondary approval will also be implemented On that day, the trade of any country with Russia affects. He has already imposed an additional rate of 25% on India to buy Russian oil. America’s messenger Steve Vitto met Putin For discussion before the Wednesday deadline in Moscow on Wednesday.

So, if President Trump has chosen to make more approval on the Krelin, is it enough to force Russia to change the path of this war? Diamatro believes that export of Russian oil and gas can have significant financial consequences.

They say, “We will not stop this with the snap of our fingers, but you need to do it, you need to take action,” he says. It is hoped that President Trump will work.

Kharkiv has faced many strikes throughout the war, about kilometers kilometers from the Russian border. Thousands of buildings have been damaged or destroyed. Almost 000,4 civilians have been killed all over the region, out of which Children Children Children.

Police Colonel Seri Bolinov shows me to the burning shell that the police were working at the headquarters. In the 5th, the Russian strike killed three of its officers and six civilians. He points to the holes of the wall distance where he enters the missile. They say that the Russian trick has not changed. “Russia tries to kill and kill as many citizens as possible.”

Colonel Bolvinov’s work is to investigate every civil death. He does not give up on any crisis. He has 1.5 men and women work for him, now are scattered in basement offices across the city. They are working hard to create a criminal case against those responsible.

Photographs of Russian military officers connected to specific attacks are plastered across the walls – Wanted.

In the second building, the criminal scene tests take DNA tests to identify the latest accidents – the Ukrainian citizens killed in the Russian rocket attack kept queuing to collect water. Colonel Bolvinov shows me the footage of the strike – unfamiliar magic dead bodies are on the ground.

He says, “It is difficult to work, but for Ukrainians, this is a very important task for us for future justice.” He shows me a large number of grave three -dimensional computer images in Eisum where more than 400 bodies found. He says, “In some cases we all have a stain and we will never forget this trauma,” he says.

Colonel Bolvinov says that the end of this war is to be seen. He hopes that the increasing pressure on President Trump’s President Putin will work. But the police chief does not want peace at any cost. They say, “Without justice, no truly peace is not peaceful. Although warning can be agreed, they will not pay attention to the wounds of most Ukrainian people.

There is another reminder of the price of war in the cemetery outside Kharkiv: the constant growing of the deceased Ukrainian soldiers. Each tomb is marked by blue and gold of the national flag. The silence here is broken only by the sound that is flashed on the Wind.

Almost, in the civilian section of the cemetery, a mother and her family are keeping flowers on their daughter’s grave. Sofia was just 14 years old when the Russian Gloped Bomb took her life last year. She was sitting on the park bench in Kharkiv, enjoying a summer afternoon with a friend.

I ask her mother Yulia whether Russian President Trump can give some comfort to some comfort, but she is not optimistic.

She tells me, “These conversations have already been going on for a long time.

“But so far there are no consequences… hope is disappearing.”