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🕯 On October 9, Yeysk (a Russian city on the Sea of Azov coast in the Krasnodar Territory) honoured the memory of 214 children from the Yeysk orphanage who fell victim to the genocide perpetrated by the Nazis and their collaborators during the Great Patriotic War.
Crimes against children are among the most cynical and brutal manifestations of the genocide of the Soviet people. Such atrocities have #NoStatuteOfLimitations and can never be justified.
📃 Archival documents preserve direct evidence of the tragedy, which researchers and museum specialists continue to study. The Vladimir Samsonov Yeysk Museum of Local History works tirelessly to preserve and study these historical records and ensure that younger generations learn about the tragedy.
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▪️ On October 9-10, 1942, the Nazis murdered 214 children from the Yeysk orphanage.
The children were locked inside gas vans, where carbon monoxide accumulated as the vehicles travelled. They had no chance of survival. All were orphans with serious medical conditions.
After the Red Army liberated the city, the mass grave was exhumed. The bodies of 214 murdered children were discovered. Many were holding hands. Some had walking sticks and crutches beside them, and their clothing had decayed.
📃 Lyonya Dvornikov, then aged about 14, miraculously escaped. The boy, who had lost both legs, managed to crawl into a neighbouring yard and hide in a haystack. From there, he witnessed the killings. His story became the basis for the documentary play “No Statute of Limitations. Leonid Dvornikov. On Behalf of Those Who Perished”.
The murder of these children was deliberate. The Nazis committed these atrocities methodically, with cold-blooded cynicism and without any military necessity.
🖋 Each year, the National Centre for Historical Memory under the President of the Russian Federation organises the nationwide campaign “Childhood Destroyed. The Genocide of the Soviet People by the Nazis and Their Collaborators During the Great Patriotic War”.
Crimes against children are among the most cynical and brutal manifestations of the genocide of the Soviet people. Such atrocities have #NoStatuteOfLimitations and can never be justified.
📃 Archival documents preserve direct evidence of the tragedy, which researchers and museum specialists continue to study. The Vladimir Samsonov Yeysk Museum of Local History works tirelessly to preserve and study these historical records and ensure that younger generations learn about the tragedy.
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▪️ On October 9-10, 1942, the Nazis murdered 214 children from the Yeysk orphanage.
The children were locked inside gas vans, where carbon monoxide accumulated as the vehicles travelled. They had no chance of survival. All were orphans with serious medical conditions.
After the Red Army liberated the city, the mass grave was exhumed. The bodies of 214 murdered children were discovered. Many were holding hands. Some had walking sticks and crutches beside them, and their clothing had decayed.
📃 Lyonya Dvornikov, then aged about 14, miraculously escaped. The boy, who had lost both legs, managed to crawl into a neighbouring yard and hide in a haystack. From there, he witnessed the killings. His story became the basis for the documentary play “No Statute of Limitations. Leonid Dvornikov. On Behalf of Those Who Perished”.
The murder of these children was deliberate. The Nazis committed these atrocities methodically, with cold-blooded cynicism and without any military necessity.
🖋 Each year, the National Centre for Historical Memory under the President of the Russian Federation organises the nationwide campaign “Childhood Destroyed. The Genocide of the Soviet People by the Nazis and Their Collaborators During the Great Patriotic War”.
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#KievRegimeCrimes
⚡️ Ambassador-at-Large of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Rodion Miroshnik:
PHOTO FACTS & EVIDENCE of crimes committed by Ukrainian armed forces over the week of October 5-11, 2026:
▪️ October 5 – an FPV drone struck a civilian car in Golovchino, Belgorod Region.
▪️ October 6 – a UAV struck a private home in Dnepryany, Kherson Region.
▪️ October 6 – a fixed-wing UAV struck an International Committee of the Red Cross warehouse in Donetsk, DPR.
▪️ October 6 – UAVs attacked a parking area for medical vehicles on hospital grounds in Lisichansk, LPR.
▪️ October 6 – a UAV struck an EMERCOM vehicle in Lisichansk, LPR.
▪️ October 7 – a UAV struck a passenger bus travelling from Melitopol to Moscow in Zaporozhye Region.
▪️ October 7 – a UAV struck a private home in Tavriysk, Kherson Region.
▪️ October 8 – UAVs attacked a parking area for specialised vehicles at a waste disposal centre in Lugansk, LPR.
▪️ October 8 – a UAV struck a scheduled passenger bus and civilian freight vehicles in Lugansk, LPR. Three civilians, including a child, were injured.
▪️ October 9 – a fixed-wing UAV struck an apartment building in Donetsk, DPR. Two civilians were injured.
⚡️ Ambassador-at-Large of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Rodion Miroshnik:
PHOTO FACTS & EVIDENCE of crimes committed by Ukrainian armed forces over the week of October 5-11, 2026:
▪️ October 5 – an FPV drone struck a civilian car in Golovchino, Belgorod Region.
▪️ October 6 – a UAV struck a private home in Dnepryany, Kherson Region.
▪️ October 6 – a fixed-wing UAV struck an International Committee of the Red Cross warehouse in Donetsk, DPR.
▪️ October 6 – UAVs attacked a parking area for medical vehicles on hospital grounds in Lisichansk, LPR.
▪️ October 6 – a UAV struck an EMERCOM vehicle in Lisichansk, LPR.
▪️ October 7 – a UAV struck a passenger bus travelling from Melitopol to Moscow in Zaporozhye Region.
▪️ October 7 – a UAV struck a private home in Tavriysk, Kherson Region.
▪️ October 8 – UAVs attacked a parking area for specialised vehicles at a waste disposal centre in Lugansk, LPR.
▪️ October 8 – a UAV struck a scheduled passenger bus and civilian freight vehicles in Lugansk, LPR. Three civilians, including a child, were injured.
▪️ October 9 – a fixed-wing UAV struck an apartment building in Donetsk, DPR. Two civilians were injured.
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#KievRegimeCrimes
⚡️ Ambassador-at-Large of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Rodion Miroshnik:
💬 Over the past seven days, criminal actions by Ukrainian militants in violation of international humanitarian law resulted in the deaths of at least 52 civilians, including five children. Kiev-controlled formations fired approximately 8,500 munitions at civilian targets in the Russian Federation.
On October 6, Ukrainian formations deliberately struck International Committee of the Red Cross (#ICRC) trucks and a humanitarian aid warehouse in Donetsk – an act of barbarity that violated international agreements and immunities. The Ukrainian armed forces carried out the drone strikes at night, which was the only reason no ICRC personnel were injured. The ICRC’s Moscow office stressed that humanitarian personnel and vehicles bearing the organisation’s emblem must be “respected and protected”.
The highest numbers of civilian casualties over the week were recorded in the Belgorod, Bryansk, Zaporozhye, Kursk and Kherson regions, as well as the DPR and LPR.
From October 5-11, attacks by Ukrainian neo-Nazis resulted in at least 326 civilian casualties: 274 civilians were injured, including 11 minors, and 52 were killed, including five children.
In total, Ukrainian armed formations fired approximately 8,527 munitions at civilian targets on Russian territory.
👉 PHOTO EVIDENCE of Ukrainian forces’ crimes (October 5-11, 2026)
⚡️ Ambassador-at-Large of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Rodion Miroshnik:
💬 Over the past seven days, criminal actions by Ukrainian militants in violation of international humanitarian law resulted in the deaths of at least 52 civilians, including five children. Kiev-controlled formations fired approximately 8,500 munitions at civilian targets in the Russian Federation.
On October 6, Ukrainian formations deliberately struck International Committee of the Red Cross (#ICRC) trucks and a humanitarian aid warehouse in Donetsk – an act of barbarity that violated international agreements and immunities. The Ukrainian armed forces carried out the drone strikes at night, which was the only reason no ICRC personnel were injured. The ICRC’s Moscow office stressed that humanitarian personnel and vehicles bearing the organisation’s emblem must be “respected and protected”.
The highest numbers of civilian casualties over the week were recorded in the Belgorod, Bryansk, Zaporozhye, Kursk and Kherson regions, as well as the DPR and LPR.
From October 5-11, attacks by Ukrainian neo-Nazis resulted in at least 326 civilian casualties: 274 civilians were injured, including 11 minors, and 52 were killed, including five children.
In total, Ukrainian armed formations fired approximately 8,527 munitions at civilian targets on Russian territory.
👉 PHOTO EVIDENCE of Ukrainian forces’ crimes (October 5-11, 2026)
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🎙 Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova’s remarks in response to a media question about real threats to freedom of navigation for civilian vessels and global food security (October 13, 2026):
❓ Question: On October 6, crude oil tanker Aframax RIO en route from Novorossiysk to India was attacked by unmanned surface vessels in the Black Sea off the coast of Sochi. The Zelensky regime is deliberately escalating tensions in an attempt to disrupt navigation in the Black Sea and to undermine international economic cooperation. Why has the problem exacerbated at this particular point and is there any chance to resolve it by agreeing on an energy ceasefire or negotiating a new Black Sea deal?
💬 Maria Zakharova: Indeed, the Kiev regime is deliberately carrying out such attacks in order to destabilise global energy and food markets.
This is just another terrorist attack carried out by the Ukrainian military against civilian merchant vessels, which is apparently intended to compensate for the failures of Ukrainian militants on the battlefield. Since January, the Ukrainian military has carried out over 250 indiscriminate strikes against vessels carrying crude oil, grain, and other non-military cargoes. <...>
In response to Kiev’s relentless terrorist activity, the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation are implementing a comprehensive set of systematic measures to suppress the Ukrainian military combat capabilities, including by striking vessels and port infrastructure involved in military logistics.
I would like to emphasise that, as long as only the Russian-flagged vessels and foreign vessels operating in the interests of Russian economic operators were targeted in the Black Sea, freedom of navigation was not widely covered either by the West or the relevant international organisations. <...>
Our counterattacks which targeted exclusively facilities linked to the Kiev regime’s military-industrial complex have come as a painful blowback for Kiev. This explains why Zelensky and his handlers are seeking ways to mitigate the intensity of Russian military strikes. Their objective is clear: under the formal pretext of concern for global food security, they seek to secure a protected maritime route for supplying the Ukrainian military with weapons and to create yet another instrument for exerting political and economic pressure on Russia. <...>
As we know from our own experience, concluding memorandums and declarations without establishing effective implementation mechanisms is unlikely to meaningfully improve the situation. Kiev regularly violates the agreements it signs. <...>
Consider, finally, the Black Sea Grain Initiative of 2022-2023, which NATO countries used as a cover for supplying weapons to the Ukrainian military. <...>
Those now calling for achieving normalised navigation in the Black Sea are overlooking the key point: the current food security challenges are a direct consequence of Kiev’s actions, while its sense of impunity and the absence of consequences stem from the West’s irresponsible policies. <...>
Russia is a responsible and, without any exaggeration, critical participant in the global food market. Ukraine’s share of that market, by contrast, should not be overstated. To give just two examples, Russia accounts for around 26 percent of global wheat exports, compared with just 6 percent for Ukraine, and 20 percent of barley exports, compared with 5 percent for Ukraine.
☝️ Moreover, up to 70 percent of Ukrainian agricultural products go primarily to the EU and other Western countries that are by no means poor. <...>
Our friends and partners from the Global Majority countries know that Russia has never shied away from substantive dialogue on promoting global food security.
We are convinced that, at this stage, the most effective immediate measure would be to exert collective international pressure on Kiev as the main source of instability. This could produce more tangible results in the near term.
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❓ Question: On October 6, crude oil tanker Aframax RIO en route from Novorossiysk to India was attacked by unmanned surface vessels in the Black Sea off the coast of Sochi. The Zelensky regime is deliberately escalating tensions in an attempt to disrupt navigation in the Black Sea and to undermine international economic cooperation. Why has the problem exacerbated at this particular point and is there any chance to resolve it by agreeing on an energy ceasefire or negotiating a new Black Sea deal?
💬 Maria Zakharova: Indeed, the Kiev regime is deliberately carrying out such attacks in order to destabilise global energy and food markets.
This is just another terrorist attack carried out by the Ukrainian military against civilian merchant vessels, which is apparently intended to compensate for the failures of Ukrainian militants on the battlefield. Since January, the Ukrainian military has carried out over 250 indiscriminate strikes against vessels carrying crude oil, grain, and other non-military cargoes. <...>
In response to Kiev’s relentless terrorist activity, the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation are implementing a comprehensive set of systematic measures to suppress the Ukrainian military combat capabilities, including by striking vessels and port infrastructure involved in military logistics.
I would like to emphasise that, as long as only the Russian-flagged vessels and foreign vessels operating in the interests of Russian economic operators were targeted in the Black Sea, freedom of navigation was not widely covered either by the West or the relevant international organisations. <...>
Our counterattacks which targeted exclusively facilities linked to the Kiev regime’s military-industrial complex have come as a painful blowback for Kiev. This explains why Zelensky and his handlers are seeking ways to mitigate the intensity of Russian military strikes. Their objective is clear: under the formal pretext of concern for global food security, they seek to secure a protected maritime route for supplying the Ukrainian military with weapons and to create yet another instrument for exerting political and economic pressure on Russia. <...>
As we know from our own experience, concluding memorandums and declarations without establishing effective implementation mechanisms is unlikely to meaningfully improve the situation. Kiev regularly violates the agreements it signs. <...>
Consider, finally, the Black Sea Grain Initiative of 2022-2023, which NATO countries used as a cover for supplying weapons to the Ukrainian military. <...>
Those now calling for achieving normalised navigation in the Black Sea are overlooking the key point: the current food security challenges are a direct consequence of Kiev’s actions, while its sense of impunity and the absence of consequences stem from the West’s irresponsible policies. <...>
Russia is a responsible and, without any exaggeration, critical participant in the global food market. Ukraine’s share of that market, by contrast, should not be overstated. To give just two examples, Russia accounts for around 26 percent of global wheat exports, compared with just 6 percent for Ukraine, and 20 percent of barley exports, compared with 5 percent for Ukraine.
☝️ Moreover, up to 70 percent of Ukrainian agricultural products go primarily to the EU and other Western countries that are by no means poor. <...>
Our friends and partners from the Global Majority countries know that Russia has never shied away from substantive dialogue on promoting global food security.
We are convinced that, at this stage, the most effective immediate measure would be to exert collective international pressure on Kiev as the main source of instability. This could produce more tangible results in the near term.
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Удар по гражданским лицам был нанесён артиллерией. Всего в колонне было десять гражданских, удалось вывести девять, среди них двое пострадавших — сейчас им оказывают медпомощь на месте.
Удар по гражданским лицам был нанесён артиллерией. Всего в колонне было десять гражданских, удалось вывести девять, среди них двое пострадавших — сейчас им оказывают медпомощь на месте.