#Mariupol is coming back to life, recovering from the trauma and destruction the city had suffered under the neo-Nazis from the Azov battalion, who used civilians as human shields and civilian infrastructure as their fortified points.

👉 #See4Yourself, hear the residents of Mariupol, witnesses speak out.

🏢 Another 9 brand-new residential high-rises were commissioned: those who lost their apartments have received new flats (550 in this batch). The housing comes with children's playgrounds, schools and kindergartens - all included.

#KievRegimeCrimes

❗️ The Presidential Council for Civil Society and Human Rights has prepared and sent to international organisations and foreign diplomatic missions a new set of documents on crimes committed by the Ukrainian Armed Forces and neo-Nazi battalions against civilians and civilian infrastructure.

📖 Read in full (pdf)

The report, which includes materials gathered by Russia's Foreign Ministry's Ambassador-at-Large on the crimes committed by the Kiev regime, Rodion Miroshnik, covers the atrocities and human rights violations committed by the Banderites from November 1 to December 31, 2024, in the Donetsk People’s Republic, Lugansk People's Republic, Bryansk and Zaporozhye regions.

👉 In the DPR, Ukrainian forces continued shelling civilian infrastructure, as well as attacking peaceful settlements.

👉 In the LPR, the Ukrainian armed forces and nationalist formations continued to destroy civilian infrastructure in populated areas and commit war crimes against local residents. Under heavy weapon fire supplied to Ukraine by NATO countries, people were killed, while many suffered severe injuries and mutilations. Targeted drone attacks on civilians and civilian objects remain a standard practice for Ukrainian troops.

👉 Ukrainian nationalists continued deliberate attacks on civilian infrastructure and peaceful residents in the Bryansk region. Significant damage was inflicted on residential buildings, vehicles, and civilian energy facilities. The most appalling crimes were strikes on populated areas, where local residents were injured and mutilated.

👉 Throughout this period, Ukrainian armed forces continued to destroy civilian infrastructure, kill, and mutilate peaceful residents in the Zaporozhye region. Drone attacks on civilians also remain a common practice for the Ukrainian army in this area.

🕯 In total, at least 14 civilians were killed in the affected regions during last November-December.

#See4Yourself #Think4Yourself

🏛 A new free display, The Wallace Collection at War, kicks off at the Wallace Collection in London on 15 April.

It explores how art, architecture and propaganda were mobilised in 1942 to reinforce Anglo-Soviet relations at a pivotal moment of the Second World War.

Drawing on newly revisited archives, it reconstructs two landmark exhibitions launched by Soviet Ambassador Ivan Maisky and his wife Agniya — Artists Aid Russia and Twenty-Five Years of Progress — revealing how cultural institutions were drawn into the broader political and humanitarian efforts.

Highlights include wartime posters, WWII-era photographs, and works depicting bombed London, Soviet soldiers and the devastation of conflict.

Visit Wallace Collection and #See4Yourself. The display runs until 25 October 2026.