Documentary: Russian Invasion of Ukraine (English Narration)
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On February 24, Ukraine woke up to a hail of missile fire. The Russians launched around 600 of them that morning. Shortly thereafter, enemy paratroopers attempted to storm hostile Russian military convoys entered from Belarus meeting virtually no resistance. Russians occupied the Chernobyl power plant and dug trenches in the radioactive red forest. Kyev braced for impact. The Russians were approaching fast. The city became a fortress. The Ukrainian army, as well as regular civilians, showed unprecedented resistance and slowed down the Russian advance. The Battle for Moshun, which lasted over six days, was the breaking point. The Russian troops, having suffered heavy losses had to withdraw. [Cut 2] On February 24, Ukraine woke up to a hail of missile fire. The Russians launched around 600 of them that morning. Shortly thereafter, enemy paratroopers attempted to storm hostile. Russian military convoys entered from Belarus meeting virtually no resistance. Russians occupied the Chernobyl power plant and dug trenches in the radioactive red forest. Kiev braced for impact. The Russians were approaching fast. The city became a fortress. The Ukrainian army as well as regular civilians, showed unprecedented resistance and slowed down the Russian advance. The battle for Moshun, which lasted over six days was the breaking point. The Russian troops having suffered heavy losses had to withdraw.