Italian Benjamin Giorgio Galli Killed Fighting Russian Army With Legione Internazionale di difesa di Kiev

Fanpage says Benjamin Giorgio Galli, a 27-year-old from Bedero Valcuvia (Varese), died while fighting against the Russian army with the Legione Internazionale di difesa di Kiev.

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The article says his father confirmed the death, writing on social media: "È morto da eroe".

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Fanpage adds that Galli was partito volontario per l’Ucraina la scorsa primavera and that he was abbattuto during a bombardamento dell’esercito russo nei giorni scorsi, dalle parti di Kharkiv.

It also says the community of Bedero Valcuvia would hold a messa in ricordo of the young man in the coming days.

The Washington Post describes how spring in Ukraine brings the return of blooms, battles and wartime tourists, with KYIV as the setting for its reporting.

It says Jan Medved didn’t come clean about his holiday plans until his father was about to drop him off at the bus station.

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The article states that Jan Medved was really heading to Budapest from their home in Slovenia, but wasn’t stopping there.

The Washington Post frames the moment as a last-minute disclosure at the bus station, with the story anchored in KYIV.

ladepeche.fr says Vladimir Putin has begun significant reconstruction work on the war-scarred city of Mariupol in Ukraine.

“Democracy Dies in Darkness By Steve Hendrix and Serhii Korolchuk KYIV — Jan Medved didn’t come clean about his holiday plans until his father was about to drop him off at the bus station”

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It reports that the seaside town fell into Russian hands in the spring of 2022 and that today the president hopes to turn it into a seaside resort for Russians.

The article says Mariupol is bordered by the Sea of Azov in southeastern Ukraine and that almost entirely bombed, the city had been taken by the Russian army in the spring of that same year.

It adds that apartments nicknamed "Putin's apartment" would already have been built, and that buyers are rushing to visit apartments "with three walls and the charred belongings of the former inhabitants, whose fate is unknown—whether they are dead or living elsewhere in Ukraine".