Has Russia’s carpet bombing of Ukraine been halted?
By DW
09 August 2022 |
3:28 pm
The Russian army is still shelling Ukrainian cities, but the rolling barrage along the front line appears to have stopped. Observers say a turning point has been reached — thanks in large part to military aid.
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