A new mayor has been installed in the Ukrainian city of Melitopol, which is under Russian control, after the elected mayor was detained by armed men.
From CNN's Paul P. MurphyA large swath of Makariv, a village 30 miles west of Kyiv, has sustained significant damage from apparent Russian airstrikes.
A stark image from Makariv shows a large hole in the northern wall of an apartment building. Many of the buildings in the photos have sustained damage on their northern facades, evidence that points to military strikes that hit them being Russian. Smoke can be observed still billowing up from the building, the roof has completely caved in and the windows have all been blown out.At another apartment building just west of the school, another photo shows the roof and a number of upper floor residences destroyed.
A photo taken on the street in front of the center showed that the debris in front of it is all that remains of the north-facing front facade of the building.
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