Russia killed another child. At least half a thousand children died as a result of the aggression of the Russian Federation

On October 14, the Russian military attacked a small village in Donetsk region and killed an 11-year-old boy. More than 500 children lost their lives due to the aggression of the Russian Federation in Ukraine, and about 20 thousand were forcibly deported.

The Russian Federation attacked the village of Bagatyr in Donetsk region with a rocket salvo system. An 11-year-old boy died as a result of the impact. His mother and 6-year-old brother were wounded, the Ministry of Internal Affairs informed.

“Russia attacked the village with the Smerch surface-to-air missile system. 9 hits were recorded in the residential sector. The White Angel group worked at the site of the attacks,” the report says. As a result of the strike, 20 private houses, a church, a school, civilian cars and the power grid were damaged. Law enforcement officers say that some people managed to hide in basements at the time of the shelling, while others miraculously survived under the ruins of their own homes.

How many children did Russia kill?

As of today, it is known that at least 508 children died as a result of Russian aggression in Ukraine. More than 1,135 were injured of various degrees of severity. Such data is provided by the Office of the Prosecutor General. They add that these numbers are not final, because work is ongoing to establish them in the places of hostilities, in temporarily occupied and liberated territories.

Children were most affected in the Donetsk region – 492, Kharkiv – 303, Kherson – 130, Kyiv – 129, Zaporizhia – 99, Mykolaiv – 97, Dnipropetrovsk – 96, Chernihiv – 72, Luhansk – 67.

The occupying power “DPR” decided to transfer the property of the Ukrainian Donbas to Russia

The so-called “government of the DPR” was illegally authorized to transfer the property of the occupied Donetsk region to the federal ownership of the Russian Federation. This follows from the “law” signed by the leader of the “republic” Denys Pushylin “On the procedure for managing and disposing of the property of the Donetsk People’s Republic”.

In it, among other things, it is noted that the “government of the DPR” adopts relevant legal acts on the transfer of property of the region to federal… ownership.

The “Law” stipulates that the quasi-republic owns “land and other natural resources with the exception of the property of the Russian Federation, municipal entities, citizens, and legal entities.”