It’s been more than three weeks since Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine.
He said the Mariupol blockade"will go down in history" as a war crime."To do such a thing with a peaceful city that the occupiers did is the terror that will be remembered even in centuries."Ukraine's president made a direct appeal to Moscow and the people of Russia early on Sunday morning, claiming 14,000 Russian soldiers have been killed since the invasion began.
"And you don't notice it? But there will only be more victims. As long as this war continues. Your war is against us, Russia against Ukraine. On our land," he said, according to an NBC News translation.
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