Reporter Peng Qiaozhen / full report
Since the beginning of the Russo-Ukrainian war, it may still be difficult for ordinary people to imagine what kind of artillery attacks the Ukrainian people have experienced. A Ukrainian photographer took photos of a large number of shell wreckage, illustrating to the world how intense the Russian attack was.
A Ukrainian photographer has documented a “cannonball graveyard” in Kharkov. The number of bullet wreckage is staggering. (Photo/Associated Press)
Photographer named Libkos used his lens to record what the Ukrainian police call the “shell cemetery”. Kharkov police have collected the scrap of these shells from bombing raids launched by Russia, the number is staggering and these shells were actually bombed on Ukrainian soil.
Libkos posted the photo on IG and wrote: “This is not an installation, it is the wreckage of shells that have been shelling Kharkov since February 24, many of which have attacked innocent civilians.” .
Indeed, on the 5th, Russia launched a new wave of missile attacks on Kiev, killing four people.
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