A round-up of some facts and figures regarding Russian losses from the Russian war on Ukraine. 

The US Department of Defense is coordinating with nearly 50 countries to provide military aid to Ukraine.

The Ukrainian government is banning two Latin letters used by Russian invasion forces.

Over 125 citizens were detained during Immortal Regiment processions across Russia.

Vladimir Putin signed a decree promising support to children of fallen soldiers.

Patron, a Jack Russell Terrier in Chernihiv, is fighting against the Russian invasion in his own way.

“Surrender is not an option.”

–  Ilya Samoilenko, a 27-year-old officer defending Azov.

There were brave dissenters amid pro-regime Immortal Regiment demonstrations on May 9.

Russian troops have begun to storm the Mariupol steel plant in Ukraine. 

“This offensive may end on the eve of May 9, because the [Russian] forces are running out, as are the existing reserves. As our Commander-in-Chief said, the occupiers have already brought the entire reserve into the territory of Ukraine, and then an operational pause will be required.”

– Ukrainian military expert Oleg Zhdanov on the Russian offensive

Ksenia Sorokina gives her Golden Mask award to jailed anti-war activist Sasha Skochilenko.

“It's a symbol of Ukraine, a symbol of our future victory.”

– Director of Ukraine's National Post on the new stamp honoring the guards of Snake Island.