Death toll from helicopter crash near kyiv rises to 18
According to information obtained by BFMTV, the toll of the helicopter crash which occurred this Wednesday morning in Brovary, in the suburbs of kyiv, rose to 18 dead.
Among them are nine people who were on board the aircraft, including the Minister of the Interior, his deputy and a senior official.
Nine other people were also killed on the ground, including three children from the nursery school near which the helicopter crashed.
Tanks to Ukraine: London evokes a “moral imperative”
British Foreign Minister James Cleverly on Tuesday justified sending tanks to Ukraine to help the country “repel” the Russians in the east and south of the country, while the United States left to hear that further US military aid was in sight.
“The message we send (to Russian President Vladimir) Putin (…) is that we are committed to defending the Ukrainians until they win,” he said during a trip to Washington. speaking of a “moral imperative”.
Ukrainian interior minister killed in helicopter crash
At least 16 people including Ukrainian Interior Minister Denys Monastyrsky and two children were killed in a helicopter crash on Wednesday morning near a kindergarten in the kyiv region, national police said.
“In total, we currently have information on 16 deaths, including two children,” police said in a statement.
The Interior Minister’s first deputy, Yevgeny Yenine, and another senior ministry official, who were also on board the aircraft, were also killed.
How is evidence collected on war crimes in Ukraine?
While Russian strikes have intensified in recent months in Ukraine, and the European Union qualifies the one that fell on Dnipro as a war crime, the investigation continues throughout the country to determine criminal responsibilities and bring culprits before the International Criminal Court.
Particularly in the Kharkiv region, in the east of the country, where since the withdrawal of the Russians authorities continue to collect evidence of what they consider to be war crimes.
How is this evidence gathered? Our article can be found here
Armaments sent by France to Ukraine since the start of the conflict
Will Paris deliver the Leclerc tanks requested by kyiv to Ukraine? The question is raised in France to allow the Ukrainian army to face the Russian offensives which will be launched at the end of winter.
If France still hesitates, it supported the country from the start of the conflict by sending weapons often taken from the stock of the French armies.
>> The point on this equipment sent by France since the beginning of the Russian invasion in our article
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