The 30 most shocking photos of the two months of Russia's invasion of Ukraine
On February 24, the military incursion ordered by Vladimir Putin began. His plans for a quick and low-cost war were forgotten. Two months later, the world's journalists have testified to the drama and pain in the ravaged cities, with thousands dead and millions of Ukrainians resisting as they can or flee into exile
Express military classes to be able to fight on the Ukrainian battlefront
In the midst of destroyed cities, a war veteran teaches volunteers how to handle an AK-47, how to get some air before firing, or what to do when starting combat inside a building
Ombudsman reiterates the importance of advancing the investigation for the controversial operation in Putumayo
The entity called on the Procurator's Office and the Prosecutor's Office to conduct a proper investigation into this operation carried out by the security forces in the Alto Remanso in which civilians were reportedly killed
Iván Duque once again defends the operation in Putumayo and says that it was done “with all the protocols”
The president said that the Attorney General's Office is carrying out the corresponding inquiry to validate the military operation
Ukraine reported that there are more than 15,000 missing and 21 hospitals destroyed
The authorities recounted what happened since February 24. In addition, 1,766 civilians are killed and 2,383 injured, caused by the use of explosive weapons with a “wide area of impact”
Amid the Russian offensive in the southeast, Ukraine opened ten new humanitarian corridors to evacuate civilians
They are for the inhabitants of the cities of Mariupol, Tokmak, Energodar, Melitopol, Severodonetsk, Lysychansk, Popasna, Rubizhne, Gyrske and the Luhansk region
Prosecutor's Office denies that arrests were made in the questioned operation in Putumayo
The investigating body published a statement stating that no arrests were reported by the security forces, which would deny the version of the Army, President Iván Duque and Minister Diego Molano
More than 100,000 civilians remain in Mariupol without electricity, communication, medicine or heating as Russia prepares its “final offensive”
According to international media, Russians prevent access for humanitarian aid to force the surrender of Ukrainian forces
“The one who shot me was dressed in civilian clothes”: soldier who was injured in the questioned Putumayo operation
Defense Minister Diego Molano shared the testimony of Private Rebinson Beleño, who was injured in the operation denouncing the death of the president of the Community Action Board, a child under 16 and an indigenous governor
Ombudsman's Office confirms deaths of civilians in military operation in Putumayo
The Ombudsman's Office mourned the death of 11 people in the village of El Remanso, in Puerto Leguizamo. He asked the judicial authorities to clarify the facts quickly
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