#Russian Missile Attacks

An increasing number of Ukrainian documentaries are embracing a “mosaic” style of storytelling, opting for a self-sufficient narrative that eschews voice-over narration. With an unflinching vision, Kateryna Gornostai’s Timestamp portrays Ukrainian children navigating classrooms amidst the backdrop of Russia’s full-scale war, offering an intimate, hyper-focused account of youth and teachers.

Leaked Russian production and financial documents show that Moscow is manufacturing a new Iskander 1000 ballistic missile with a range of up to 1,000 kilometers, capable of striking Oslo, Hamburg and other numerous European cities. Despite existing sanctions, the missile continues to rely on a wide range of Western-made components, and not all companies involved in its production are currently sanctioned.

Alongside bombing civilians and crippling Ukraine’s power grid, Russia is now deliberately targeting pharmaceutical warehouses, cutting off access to essential medicines worth hundreds of millions of dollars. Ukraine’s pharmacy chains, as well as importers and manufacturers from Europe, India, and beyond, are facing devastating losses.