It’s a poignant and shocking image that shakes the world and illustrates the gruesome reality of the suffering caused by the Russian invasion of Ukraine: it shows a desperate father next to the lifeless body of his son, only 13, who died in a Russian missile attack on Kharkiv on Wednesday.
Since the beginning of the war, Russian bombs have killed at least 349 Ukrainian children. Moscow continues to deny that its forces deliberately target civilians.
The boy, whose name has not been released, was at a bus stop in the center of Kharkov when a Russian rocket hit a nearby mosque. Two more people died and several were injured, including the boy’s 15-year-old sister, in what local governor Oleg Sinegubov called “another horrific event.”el act of terror of the Russians.
On Thursday afternoon, several rockets hit a local market, killing three more people. A similar photograph shows a woman weeping over her husband’s lifeless body, in a tragedy that has been repeated day after day since the start of the war.
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Remove Ukraine from the map
Vice-President of the Russian Security Council Dmitry Medvedev said yesterday that the continuation of the war “could lead to the disappearance of Ukraine from the map of the world,” and Western support for Kyiv threatens to “create a world conflict that will lead to the death of a significant part of humanity.”
Zelensky denies illness
Ukrainian PR assured that he is healthy after “hackers” published the news that he was in serious condition. “I work in my office and have never felt so healthy,” Seele says.
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grain agreement
An agreement on the creation of safe corridors for the export of Ukrainian grains was signed today in Istanbul in the presence of UN Secretary-General António Guterres.
War won’t end anytime soon, Portuguese say
Portuguese pessimism about the war in Ukraine continues to grow month by month, with a majority (60.8%) saying the conflict will last more than six months, according to the Intercampus Barometer for the Times. CM/CMTV. However, respondents believe that Ukraine will win (48.6%), and the vast majority (68.3%) believe that Kyiv should not give up part of the territory in exchange for peace. The vast majority (84.8%) also believe that the EU and the US should continue to support Ukraine.
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DATA SHEET
a task Poll conducted by Intercampus for CM and CMTV to find out the opinion of the Portuguese on various topics of current national affairs.
Universe Portuguese population aged 18 or over, registered, living in mainland Portugal.
Sample It consists of 605 interviews distributed to: 288 men and 317 women; 129 people aged 18 to 34, 208 people aged 35 to 54, and 268 people aged 55 and over; 229 in the north, 141 in the center, 166 in Lisbon, 42 in the Alentejo and 27 in the Algarve.
Sample selection The choice of house was made by randomly generating landline/mobile phone numbers. At home, the selection of the respondent was carried out by the method of gender and age quota (3 groups). A matrix of quotas by region (NUTS II), sex and age has been prepared based on data from the Electoral Census of Portugal (12/31/2020) from the DGAI.
collection of information Through a telephone interview, in complete confidentiality, through the CATI system. Field work took place from 6 to 11 July 2022.
Error The maximum sampling error for a 95% confidence interval is about 4.0%.
Response speed 61.3%
Author: Ricardo Ramos
Source: CM Jornal
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