Kramatorsk Mayor Oleksandr Goncharenko on Monday rated BFMTV on the “cost” of the Ukrainian opposition to Russia.

“We can fight the enemy for a long time. The question is how much it will cost. It is the destroyed cities, the dead soldiers, the killed civilians,” he laments.

“Of course we can resist, but if the powerful weapon does not succeed in this two or three week interval, it will be difficult to capture it,” he said.

Kramatorsk Mayor Oleksandr Goncharenko called on BFMTV on Monday against the Russian offensive. “The threat is still there,” he said.

“We can bear it, but if we don’t like the weapons, it will be harder to catch,” he said, adding that “the weapons we have are harder to catch.”

“(The next target of the Russians) we can be afraid, but not panicked.

Russian Foreign Minister Maria Zakharova said on Monday that European countries around Serbia had closed their airspace for Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov’s plane, which was expected in Belgrade.

“Countries around Serbia have closed their communications channels, refusing to allow the overhead flight of Sergei Lavrov’s flight to Serbia today (…),” Maria Zakharova, quoted by Russian news agencies on Sunday evening, told Italian television. Channel La7.

“The Russian delegation was due to arrive in Belgrade for talks, but the EU and NATO member states have closed their airspace,” he added.

Russian diplomatic sources quoted Interfax as saying that the Russian minister’s visit had been canceled.

Ukrainian activist Inna Schevchenko condemned Emmanuel Macron’s statement on BFMTV this Monday, calling on him not to “insult Russia” to “resolve the conflict in Ukraine through diplomatic channels” in light of his call for Vladimir. Putin must continue the war.

“With this announcement, he is calling on Vladimir Putin to continue the war, because we can already see that there are differences among European leaders (…) that Vladimir Putin can continue to exploit,” he believes.

“We understand the president’s efforts and the role of the mediator he’s trying to take in this conflict,” he added.

Ukrainian activist Inna Schevchenko condemned Russia’s barbaric actions against Ukrainian citizens on BFMTV this Monday.

“People are being abducted, raped, tortured and starved,” he condemns, referring to “terrorism” and “despair” among the Ukrainian people.

“These are weapons used by Russia against civil society, not isolated facts,” he said, “attempts to exterminate the (Ukrainian) people.”

Ukrainian activist Inna Schevchenko recalled on BFMTV on Monday that the conflict in Ukraine has not only affected the country.

“The battlefield is Ukraine, but the war is already being played beyond that,” he underlined, “and we already understand the consequences of the siege of grain to other parts of the world.”

The war is being waged “against the values ​​represented by the West”, especially “human rights.” “Putin is doing everything he can to show that there is nothing,” he said.

The Ukrainian capital was hit by several Russian strikes on Sunday, the first since late April.

It claims to have targeted a freight car repair workshop in southeastern Kiev, about 10 km from Moscow city center, and destroyed armored vehicles supplied to Ukraine by Eastern European nations.

Russian Defense Ministry spokesman Igor Konashenkov said that “high-precision, long-range missiles were fired at D-72 tanks and other armored vehicles provided by Eastern European countries launched in the suburbs of Q (…).”

However, the destruction was denied by Ukrainian authorities and witnesses at the scene.

The Defense Ministry announced on Monday that the United Kingdom would provide 80-kilometer rocket launchers to Ukraine to counter Russian attacks, with Washington taking over.

The Multiple Rocket Launcher Systems (M270 MLRS) will “significantly enhance the capabilities of the Ukrainian forces,” the ministry said in a statement. This decision was made in “close coordination” with the United States.

The Ukrainians have been calling for several rocket launchers for some time, allowing them to deepen Russian positions while at the same time placing their batteries further from the front.

The end of the dream. After a spectacular defeat of Scotland In the first round of the European qualifying round for the next World Cup, the Ukrainian selection was dropped in the final, Wales won. So who is going to travel to Qatar next November.

Without preparation or automation, the Ukrainians captivated the football world by eliminating Scotland and dreaming of world destiny. But the Welsh choice would have brought them to a brutal reality.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zhelensky announced in his daily video message that he had visited his forces on the front lines of the Donbass in Lysyansk, near the city of Severodonetsk.

“We brought something to the military and I will not talk about it in detail,” he said.

In the process, the President of Ukraine also traveled to Zaporizhia in the south of the country.

The Ukrainian governor of the Lukansk region has announced that his country’s forces will recapture “half” of the main city of Chevrodonetsk, the epicenter of the fighting in Donbass.

Serguiï Gaïdaï said in an interview aired on social media that “our armed forces have cut in half” the industrial center of the Russian troops there. “Half of the city is under the control of our guards,” he said.

Welcome to this live dedicated to the news of this 103rd day of war in Ukraine.