Zaporizhzhia residents line up for iodine, fearing nuclear leak; third American killed
A delegation of experts from the U.N. nuclear watchdog is expected to arrive at the site this week.The State Department confirmed that another U.S. citizen has died but did not identify the person.
Britain’s Defense Ministry said. The expansion announced Thursday was set to increase Russia’s military from 1.9 million personnel to 2.04 million, coming into effect in 2023, but Britainthe expansion was “unlikely” to substantively increase Russia’s combat power, because it had already “lost tens of thousands of troops.” The ministry added that “very few” new contract servicemen are being recruited, and conscripts do not have to serve outside Russia.
The decision meant the family had a body to bury — unlike the many other bodies blown apart that day. “She was my life. What Russia took from me cannot be forgiven. All my plans are destroyed,” Iryna said.Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky will announce “state awards to friends of Ukraine abroad,”
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