THIS is the moment brave Ukrainians force Putin's 'Z' marked trucks to flee during protests against the Russian invaders.
Dramatic footage shows a number of protesters in Kherson chanting "Go Home" to two military vehicles.
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Protesters were chanting "Go Home" in Russian 5
The brave protesters forced the two trucks to flee 5
The military vehicles can be seen reversing
Some of them can be seen being wrapped in Ukraine's blue and yellow flag.
The two vehicles can be reversing and leaving the area as dozens of civilians are heading towards them.
Ukraine’s Foreign Minister, Dmytro Kuleba, Ukraine’s shared the clip on Twitter and wrote: “Brave Ukrainians in Kherson keep protesting against Russian invaders. Peacefully and fearlessly.
"They literally forced two huge Russian trucks to retreat simply by their peaceful pressure.
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"These people are Ukraine. Their spirit of freedom is truly unbreakable. #CourageousKherson".
However, according to local reports, a number of protesters were arrested and beaten.
Demonstrations took place in various cities across the country including in Enerhodar where Russian shelling caused damage to Europe's biggest nuclear power plant.
The city of Kherson was the first one to fall earlier this month after days of fighting.
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Last month another brave Ukrainian soldier in Kherson blew himself up to destroy a bridge and stop Russian troops from storming towards Kyiv.
Ukraine confirmed that Vitaly Skakun Volodymyrovych died while trying to fend off a column of Russian tanks at the Henichesk bridge.
And another brave Ukrainian was pictured standing up in front of a column of Russian "Z" armoured cars.
Meanwhile, at least eight people were killed today after an attack in the Retroville shopping centre in Kyiv.
It comes as...
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Chilling video captured by a nearby CCTV camera shows the moment a rocket hits the building sending a fireball hundreds of feet into the air.
While in the besieged city of Mariupol, Russian forces have launched vacuum bombs after it refused to surrender.
It comes as the city has been under attack in the past few days amid claims residents were being forcibly taken to Russia and stripped of their Ukrainian passports.
The move made the Russian dictator likened to Hitler, with Mariupol Mayor Vadym Boychenko comparing Moscow’s actions to “the horrific events of World War Two, when the Nazis forcibly captured people.”
Putin’s forces have forced ten million Ukrainians from their homes.
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Supposed humanitarian corridors out of blitzed cities Kyiv, Kharkiv, Mariupol and Sumy have been targeted by Moscow missiles, Ukraine said.
And escape routes leading only to Russia or Putin-backed Belarus were branded “immoral” by the United Nations.
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Civilians were forced out of Mariupol 5
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