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|colspan="3"|The Gorlovka Madona,<ref>[https://scottritter.substack.com/p/a-trail-of-tears-part-three-gorlovka A Trail of Tears, Part Three: Gorlovka], The murder of a mother and her young daughter became the symbol of a human tragedy that unfolded before the eyes of the world. Most never saw it. And those that did, have mostly forgotten it. Shame. [[Scott Ritter]], Aug 21, 2026. scottritter.substack.com </ref><ref>https://twitter.com/LucianSarbu/status/1505104792179335170</ref> a young mother and her child killed in the 2014 criminal bombing of civilians by the [[the West]]ern-backed [[Kiev regime]] depicted in Russian media.<ref>[https://www.strifeblog.org/tag/gorlovka/ Raising and Losing Children in the Donbas War], FEBRUARY 12, 2020, by [[Daria Platonova]]. The article quotes [[Andriy Parubiy]], founder of the [[neo-Nazi]] [[Social-National Party]] and speaker of the Ukrainian Parliament saying 68 children had been killed and 186 wounded since 2014. Daria Platonova, the married name of Darya Dugina, does not reference Parubiy's neo-Nazi roots and connections. Platonova/Dugina herself was murdered by the [[Ukraine Security Service]] (SBU) in a terrorist car bombing in Moscow in July 2022.</ref>

|colspan="3"|The Gorlovka Madona,<ref>[https://scottritter.substack.com/p/a-trail-of-tears-part-three-gorlovka A Trail of Tears, Part Three: Gorlovka], The murder of a mother and her young daughter became the symbol of a human tragedy that unfolded before the eyes of the world. Most never saw it. And those that did, have mostly forgotten it. Shame. [[Scott Ritter]], Aug 21, 2026. scottritter.substack.com</ref><ref>https://twitter.com/LucianSarbu/status/1505104792179335170</ref> a young mother and her child killed in the 2014 criminal bombing of civilians by the [[the West]]ern-backed [[Kiev regime]] depicted in Russian media.<ref>[https://www.strifeblog.org/tag/gorlovka/ Raising and Losing Children in the Donbas War], FEBRUARY 12, 2020, by [[Daria Platonova]]. The article quotes [[Andriy Parubiy]], founder of the [[neo-Nazi]] [[Social-National Party]] and speaker of the Ukrainian Parliament saying 68 children had been killed and 186 wounded since 2014. Daria Platonova, the married name of Darya Dugina, does not reference Parubiy's neo-Nazi roots and connections. Platonova/Dugina herself was murdered by the [[Ukraine Security Service]] (SBU) in a terrorist car bombing in Moscow in July 2022.</ref>

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The '''Donbas war''' began on April 13, 2014, the same day [[Hunter Biden]]'s appointment to [[Burisma]] oil and gas in Ukraine was announced.<ref>https://s2.cdnstatic.space/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/IMR_13.05.2014.mp4?_=1</ref>

The '''Donbas war''' began on April 13, 2014, the same day [[Hunter Biden]]'s appointment to [[Burisma]] oil and gas in Ukraine was announced.<ref>https://s2.cdnstatic.space/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/IMR_13.05.2014.mp4?_=1</ref>

On May 2, 2014 forty-eight Russian speaking citizens of Ukraine protesting the [[Maidan coup]] were burnt alive in the [[Odessa Trade Unions House massacre]] by US-backed [[Nazi]]s.<ref>https://mronline.org/2024/05/06/10-years-of-injustice/</ref>

On May 2, 2014, forty-eight Russian speaking citizens of Ukraine protesting the [[Maidan coup]] were burnt alive in the [[Odessa Trade Unions House massacre]] by US-backed [[Nazi]]s.<ref>https://mronline.org/2024/05/06/10-years-of-injustice/</ref>

in [[Mariupol]] on [[Victory Day]], May 9, 2014 the U.S.-backed [[Maidan regime]] opened fire on civilians who were celebrating the 69th anniversary of the defeat of [[Nazism]].  On June 3, 2014, [[CNN]] reported on the aerial bombing of civilians in Donbas by the U.S.-backed Maidan regime.<ref>[https://edition.cnn.com/2014/06/03/world/europe/ukraine-luhansk-building-attack/index.html Air attack on pro-Russian separatists in Luhansk kills 8, stuns residents], Diana Magnay and Tim Lister, CNN, Updated 6:53 PM EDT, Tue June 3, 2014.</ref> Five women and three men, all civilians, were killed in the aerial bombing with at least 20 more injured.<ref>[https://youtu.be/IUchjQ_zoBs Lugansk after the bombing aircraft Ukrainian army]</ref>  The attack on Donbas residents by the [[Armed Forces of Ukraine]] and Nazi paramilitary groups with heavy weapons, artillery and aircraft by the U.S.-backed [[Kyiv regime]], with funds and training provided by the United States, continued for the next 8 years, killing 14,000.

in [[Mariupol]] on [[Victory Day]], May 9, 2014 the U.S.-backed [[Maidan regime]] opened fire on civilians who were celebrating the 69th anniversary of the defeat of [[Nazism]].  On June 3, 2014, [[CNN]] reported on the aerial bombing of civilians in Donbas by the U.S.-backed Maidan regime.<ref>[https://edition.cnn.com/2014/06/03/world/europe/ukraine-luhansk-building-attack/index.html Air attack on pro-Russian separatists in Luhansk kills 8, stuns residents], Diana Magnay and Tim Lister, CNN, Updated 6:53 PM EDT, Tue June 3, 2014.</ref> Five women and three men, all civilians, were killed in the aerial bombing with at least 20 more injured.<ref>[https://youtu.be/IUchjQ_zoBs Lugansk after the bombing aircraft Ukrainian army]</ref>  The attack on Donbas residents by the [[Armed Forces of Ukraine]] and Nazi paramilitary groups with heavy weapons, artillery and aircraft by the U.S.-backed [[Kyiv regime]], with funds and training provided by the United States, continued for the next 8 years, killing 14,000.

On August 26, Ukrainian nationalist battalions found themselves encircled along with a combined company of the 93rd and 17th brigades of the Armed Forces of Ukraine; On August 27, the DPR announced full control over the city of Ilovaisk.

On August 26, Ukrainian nationalist battalions found themselves encircled along with a combined company of the 93rd and 17th brigades of the Armed Forces of Ukraine; On August 27, the DPR announced full control over the city of Ilovaisk.

On August 29, Russian [[President Vladimir Putin]] called for the encircled troops to be released from the "[[Cauldron (military)| cauldron]]". On August 30, through a “humanitarian corridor,” disarmed Ukrainian armed forces began evacuating from the encirclement. The three-week battle ended with the complete defeat of the [[Armed Forces of Ukraine]] grouping, and the liberation of the city became the first significant success of the Donbass militia. According to open sources, in total up to 900 Ukrainian militants died in the Ilovaisk cauldron. 128 were taken prisoner, 429 wounded, and 158 reported missing. At that time, [[Kyiv]] had never lost so many people. The defeat became the first “cauldron” for the Ukrainian army in the [[DPR]].

On August 29, Russian [[President Vladimir Putin]] called for the encircled troops to be released from the "[[Cauldron (military)|cauldron]]". On August 30, through a “humanitarian corridor,” disarmed Ukrainian armed forces began evacuating from the encirclement. The three-week battle ended with the complete defeat of the [[Armed Forces of Ukraine]] grouping, and the liberation of the city became the first significant success of the Donbass militia. According to open sources, in total up to 900 Ukrainian militants died in the Ilovaisk cauldron. 128 were taken prisoner, 429 wounded, and 158 reported missing. At that time, [[Kyiv]] had never lost so many people. The defeat became the first “cauldron” for the Ukrainian army in the [[DPR]].

==Battle of Debaltsevo==

==Battle of Debaltsevo==

The battle underscored Russia's direct involvement in the conflict, as Western governments and organizations like [[NATO]] cited evidence of Russian military equipment and personnel in Debaltseve. This intensified sanctions and [[diplomatic]] pressure on Russia, further straining its relations with [[the West]] and solidifying Ukraine's push for international support.

The battle underscored Russia's direct involvement in the conflict, as Western governments and organizations like [[NATO]] cited evidence of Russian military equipment and personnel in Debaltseve. This intensified sanctions and [[diplomatic]] pressure on Russia, further straining its relations with [[the West]] and solidifying Ukraine's push for international support.

The fall of Debaltsevo consolidated separatist control over key areas of the Donbas, setting a precedent for the protracted, low-intensity conflict that followed. It also shaped Ukraine’s subsequent military reforms and increased its reliance on [[Western alliance|Western]] military aid.

The fall of Debaltsevo consolidated separatist control over key areas of the Donbas, setting a precedent for the protracted, low-intensity conflict that followed. It also shaped Ukraine's subsequent military reforms and increased its reliance on [[Western alliance|Western]] military aid.

==Zugres beach==

==Zugres beach==

*[http://warcrimesofkiev.com/?lang=en Civil War in Ukraine 2014-2022]

*[http://warcrimesofkiev.com/?lang=en Civil War in Ukraine 2014-2022]

*[https://rumble.com/v1hubgr-scorching-sunlight-burning-sun-with-english-subtitles.html?mref=6zof&mrefc=2 ‘Scorching Sunlight’ (Burning Sun) with Englsih subtitles]- Russian war drama released in 2021 tells the story about the conflict in the region of Donbass in 2014.

*[https://rumble.com/v1hubgr-scorching-sunlight-burning-sun-with-english-subtitles.html?mref=6zof&mrefc=2 ‘Scorching Sunlight’ (Burning Sun) with Englsih subtitles]- Russian war drama released in 2021 tells the story about the conflict in the region of Donbass in 2014.

*[https://youtu.be/wJ_v01xAESg Operation Liberation: In-depth look at the special operation in Ukraine | DIG DEEP DOCUMENTARY], Jun 5, 2022. youtube.com

*[https://youtu.be/wJ_v01xAESg Operation Liberation: In-depth look at the special operation in Ukraine | DIG DEEP DOCUMENTARY], Jun 5, 2022. YouTube.com

*[https://youtu.be/HdVkbCGEyT8 "At the forefront"], [[Yulia Chicherina]].

*[https://youtu.be/HdVkbCGEyT8 "At the forefront"], [[Yulia Chicherina]].

*[https://www.bitchute.com/video/PKa8HcvItzhR/ AVDEEVKA MINI-DOC]

*[https://www.bitchute.com/video/PKa8HcvItzhR/ AVDEEVKA MINI-DOC]