Odessa, Ukraine: Featured Black Sea Russia sank on Thursday after the explosion and fire claimed by Ukraine was a successful missile attack – because the Kremlin accused Kyiv targeting its citizens on the border.Cruiser Missile Cruiser guided by Moskva has led the Russian Navy’s efforts towards its neighbors in a seven-week conflict, where civil killing has triggered allegations of genocide.
The Russian Ministry of Defense said the explosion on the ship was the result of exploding ammunition and added that the resulting damage had caused it “lose balance” because it was drawn to the port “Given the ocean of choppy, the ship sank,” said the Russian state news agency quoting the ministry On the Ukrainian side, Odessa Sergey Bratchuk military spokesman said the ship was hit by a domestic neptune roaming missile.
In Washington, a Pentagon spokesman John Kirby said he could not verify both the version, but emphasized that the sinking of Moskva gave a “big blow” to the Black Sea Fleet.Meanwhile, in East and South EURGA Ukraine, civilian evacuation has been set to continue on Thursday, Deputy Prime Minister Iryna Vereshchuk, after a day-day pause that Kyiv blamed the shooting of Russia.
More than 4.7 million Ukrainians have left their country in 50 days since Russia invaded, the UN said.The flagship fire came after the United States launched a $ 800 million military assistance package that included heavy equipment specifically adjusted to help Ukraine expel Russia in the east, from howitzers for carriers and helicopters of armored personnel.After the withdrawal from North Ukraine earlier this month after failing to take the capital, Russia focused back in the east, with Kyiv warned new clashes of bloody coming in the Donbas region.
‘No electricity, no water’
Seize Donbas, where the separatist supported by Russia controlled the Donetsk and Lugansk area, would allow Moscow to make the southern corridor into the occupied Crimean Peninsula.But the rain that had hit the area for days could support Ukraine in his struggle against Russian forces, a senior Pentagon official said Thursday.
“The fact that the softer soil will make it more difficult for them to do something from a paved highway,” the official said, who spoke in anonymity condition.The Moscow Black Sea Fleet has blocked the city of South Port Mariupol which is surrounded, where Russian officials say they are in full control.In what appeared to be the first official charges of violations targeting Russia, Kremlin said at least six air strikes had reached housing buildings in the Bryansk border area, injuring seven people including toddlers.”Using two military helicopters carrying heavy weapons, the ukraine armed forces illegally entered Russian air space,” said the Russian investigation committee.Russia triggered concerns to return to the conflict around Kyiv on Wednesday when threatening to attack the Capital Strike Command Center in Revenge on Russian land.
But in East Ukraine, civilians say they have “no rest” of the bombing, including Severodonetsk, the last eastern city is still held by Ukrainian forces.Now a little more than a ghost town, the settlement is only kilometers from the forefront of burying 400 civilians, according to Regional Governor Lugansk Sergiy Gaiday”There is no electricity, no water,” Maria, who lives with her husband and mother-in-law, told AFP in the middle of the shooting she said never stopped.”But I prefer to stay here at home. If we go, where are we going?
‘Nobody remembers us’
Tamara Yakovenko, 61, and his 83-year-old mother had decided to run the risk of escaping from Severodonetsk, where “every 10 or 15 minutes there was a bombing”.”We used to receive humanitarian assistance, but now no one remembers us. Some people try to cook outside with fire … and boom, boom … everyone has to run back to the basement,” Yakovenko said.”All night until morning, there’s no rest. Outside the humanitarian crisis, the economic consequence of war – especially soaring food and fuel prices – “hit the most vulnerable people in the world,” Imfalist Director of Crystalina Georgieva warned.The United Nations announced the release of $ 100 million to fight hunger in Yemen and six African countries at risk of hunger because the war disrupted the food supply chain.
“Hundreds of thousands of children will sleep hungry every night while their parents are worried about how to feed them,” said UN emergency assistance coordinator Martin Griffiths”War halfway around the world makes their prospects worse. This allocation will save lives Investigators have fallen in the area around Kyiv who were previously occupied by Russian forces, looking into the report of war crimes that Russian President Vladimir Putin had been dismissed as “false”.
The cruelty – some of them were witnessed by AFP – had led Biden to accuse Putin of Genocide, the term major European partners including France and Germany were hesitant to use it The French government, which has allocated 100 million euros for humanitarian support to victims of conflict, said the embassy will return to “immediately” to Kyiv from the Western City of Lviv, where it has been moved after the invasion.
