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|colspan="3"|The Gorlovka Madona,<ref>https://twitter.com/LucianSarbu/status/1505104792179335170</ref> a young mother and her child killed in the 2014 criminal bombing of civilians by the [[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 attack in Moscow in July 2022. </ref>

|colspan="3"|The Gorlovka Madona,<ref>https://twitter.com/LucianSarbu/status/1505104792179335170</ref> a young mother and her child killed in the 2014 criminal bombing of civilians by the [[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 in [[Mariupol]] on [[Victory Day]], May 9, 2014 when 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, for the first, and last time, [[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.

The '''Donbas war''' began in [[Mariupol]] on [[Victory Day]], May 9, 2014 when 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, for the first, and last time, [[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.