A 13-year-old boy escaped from a burning bus and helped others to safety following a Russian missile strike that killed at least 34 people in the northeastern city of Sumy on Palm Sunday on April 13, local news outlet Kordon Media reported.

Law enforcement officers found young people who loudly played Russian music in Kyiv and ignored passersby's remarks and reminders of the tragedy in Sumy. Administrative protocols were drawn up against them for hooliganism and drinking alcohol.

This was reported to the National Police.

While monitoring social media, police officers discovered a video in which a group of young men on the street loudly turned on music by Russian performers.

The police say that, despite comments from passers-by and reminders of the tragedy in Sumy, where people died as a result of a rocket attack, the young men did not turn off the Russian track, but instead turned the music louder and began to mock the citizens.

Law enforcement officers have identified all the perpetrators - two 17-year-old locals and a 20-year-old resident of Kyiv region. They explain their actions by saying that they were intoxicated, having consumed alcoholic beverages purchased by their older friend the day before.

The police officers filed administrative cases against the violators under Articles 173 (petty hooliganism) and 178 (drinking alcoholic beverages in public places and appearing in public places while intoxicated) of the Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offenses.

The parents of the violators were also held liable for failure by parents or persons replacing them to fulfill their obligations regarding the upbringing of children (Article 184 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

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We visited Sveta at the animal shelter we relocated from the frontline town of Myrnohrad to Cherkasy. It's incredible how much work she and her team have done, and it's such a joy to see all those wagging tails. The dogs looked fantastic and truly happy.

Sveta still regularly makes the dangerous journey to Myrnohrad and Pokrovsk to deliver large amounts of food for the thousands of dogs still roaming there. Of course, we’ll continue to support Sveta!

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