The Prime Minister of Ukraine announced this on Friday. On Thursday evening, Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed that 10 million Ukrainians are without electricity.

This is to get the Dutch government answers to Moscow’s comments on the verdict of the MH17 crash investigation, which condemned the verdict as “political” and “slanderous”.

The stakes are very high as rekindling the warmth of relations between the two countries will be especially a question in the context of this war. According to Elizabeth Bourne’s services, both countries will reaffirm their “unwavering support” for Ukraine.

According to the Ukrainian Ministry of Emergency Situations, 30% of the country is covered by mines. This is 10 times more than before the war.

While many Ukrainians are still without power, national operator Ukrenergo announces that “restrictions will be imposed for several hours” during the day this Friday, where power will be restored, to avoid overloading the electricity network.

UN sanctions related to sanctions on Russia After the successful crackdown, a second shipment of Russian fertilizers is expected to flow from the EU to West Africa, a senior UN official told AFP in discussions.

In theory, agricultural products and fertilizers are not subject to sanctions against Russia, but because of the risks associated with the conflict in the Black Sea, ship owners are no longer willing to hand over their ships because they cannot insure their ships. After intense discussions, Russia and the UN have found an amicable solution to the sanctions regime in place against Moscow.

The Ukrainian foreign minister said experts sent by Kyiv were “already working” in the village of Przewodow, where two people were killed in a missile strike. Although the theory of Ukrainian anti-aircraft missile has been presented by many countries, Dmytro Kuleba continues to raise the “Russian missile”.

In a joint press release, ministers from APEC (Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation) countries, currently meeting at a summit in Bangkok, let it be known that some of them “condemn the war” in Ukraine. But they insist that the summit is not meant to address security issues.

A week after Russia’s withdrawal, Ukrainian authorities announced the reopening of the Kyiv-Kherson railway line. “The first trip will take place today at 22:14 (ie 8:14 pm GMT) From the capital, it will arrive around 9 am tomorrow. (7 a.m. GMT) In Kherson,” a local official, Serguiï Khlan, said on Facebook, “about 200 passengers (…) will travel on board.”

Russian agency Tass says Moscow forces have destroyed stockpiles of Western-supplied weapons in Ukraine. Information not confirmed by Ukraine or independent sources.

Mikhaïlo Podolyak, adviser to President Volodymyr Zelensky, said conciliation on Ukrainian territories “will not bring peace, but will increase the number of victims”. Any concession in this regard “would be a victory for Putin”, he pleads, along the same lines as the Ukrainian president.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has called EU sanctions against Russia a “step towards war”, intensifying his criticism of the Brussels strategy as “dangerous”. He also says he is ready to “fight” possible new economic sanctions.

“Anyone who intervenes economically in a military conflict is taking a stand,” still assesses the nationalist leader in an interview.

In the same statement, Dmitry Peskov also said that “there is no chance of a summit between Russia and the United States.” However, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov assures us that “if the United States shows that they are ready and interested, we will not refuse a meeting.”

“It is important to find out who is behind the attack on the Nord Stream 1 and 2 gas pipelines,” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said minutes later, according to Russian news agency Tass. Announcement of the first Swedish resultsThis confirms the “sabotage” thesis.

While many Ukrainians are still without electricity after the Russian strikes, Lviv’s mayor confirms on Telegram that power has returned to almost the entire city.

“Reinforcement operations are being carried out under my control on the territory of Crimea to guarantee the safety of Crimeans,” announced Moscow-installed governor Sergu Aksyonov.

The Swedish prosecutor then leads the investigation Spills from the Nord Stream 1 and 2 gas pipelines in the Baltic Sea, confirming this Friday morning that it was a subversive act. “Analysis shows traces of explosives in many of the foreign objects found”, he explains. In a press release, said the investigation is ongoing. So far, the prosecution has not indicated any liability.

“The (prisoner exchange) prospect is not just a quote, it’s getting stronger and I believe the time will come to get a concrete agreement,” Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov was quoted as saying. Russian news agencies. The reports come a day after it was announced that American basketball player Brittney Griner, who was arrested in Moscow and convicted of drug trafficking, will be transferred to a Russian penal colony.

The basketball player’s supporters denounced it as a political affair, accusing Russian authorities of holding him hostage amid tensions between Moscow and Washington over Ukraine.

In Telegram, an adviser to the Ukrainian president, Kyrillo Tymoshenko, reports that two people were found dead this Friday, the day after a shooting spree in the Zaporizhia region. This will bring the death toll since Thursday’s shelling of the city of Vilnius to nine.

“We won’t run out of gas this year,” assures Thierry Breton. “We are already going through this winter (…) in the future, we will manage it”, continues the European Commissioner. “We are already preparing for the winter of 2023,” he explains to France Information.

“It’s still Vladimir Putin’s fault,” responded Thierry Breton after a missile landed in Poland on Tuesday, killing two people. “We will see the attribution, but the origin is still this war”, insists the European Commissioner in France information.

“Everyone sees who Putin is and what he does. (…) He is determined to continue, so we will continue to increase the sanctions,” assures the European Commissioner for the Internal Market, Thierry Breton, in France information.

In an interview with an Italian newspaper La StampaPope Francis reiterates that the Vatican is “ready to do anything” to mediate and end the conflict.

According to a new daily update from the British Ministry of Defence, the Russians are currently in the process of reorganizing and reorganizing their forces. Also, they have begun digging trenches near the Crimean border, but between the Donetsk and Luhansk regions “says they are preparing in case of a new Ukrainian advance,” the ministry describes.

They will participate in the investigation From where the missile that killed two people in Poland was fired. “Our experts are already in Poland,” the head of Ukrainian diplomacy, Dmytro Kuleba, said on Twitter. “We hope that in cooperation with Polish law enforcement, they will quickly access the site of the incident,” he adds.

Russian strikes on civilian infrastructure (including electricity) are “acts constituting war crimes,” according to France’s Justice Anne-Claire Legendre, a spokeswoman for the foreign ministry. “These are grave violations of international humanitarian law,” he insists.

“This raises particular concerns on our part,” he said France news Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Anne-Claire Legendre on allegations of torture in Kherson. There are teams in Ukraine to help investigators, if they request it in this city, he continued.

“I have yet to see” torture “on such a scale,” Dmytro Lubinets, the parliament’s head of human rights, declared on national television “after visiting all the torture chambers in different regions of Ukraine.”

At the APEC summit, Emmanuel Macron is calling on Asia-Pacific countries to join a “growing consensus” against the war in Ukraine, insisting the war is also “their problem”. “Help us send this message to Russia: Stop the war, respect the international order, come back to the (negotiating) table “, he insists.

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