Russia-Ukraine war: Putin arrives on Iran tour amid war, now Russia's target is Ukraine's Mykolaiv city

The war between Russia and Ukraine, which started on February 24, has been going on for 5 months, but it does not seem to be ending or any solution on it. America stands together to help Ukraine battle the war. Meanwhile, Russian President Vladimir Putin has visited Iran. This is his first visit since the start of the war with Ukraine. Here he will also meet Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei on his fifth visit to Iran.

Let us tell you that due to the war, Western countries have imposed many sanctions on Russia. In such a situation, Russia and Iran are simultaneously trying to send a strong message to Western countries including America.

Now Russia's target is the city of Mykolaiv

Mykolaiv Mayor Alexander Sienkevich said Russia was firing a large number of missiles at the city. The number of missiles is so high that our air force cannot deal with it. He appealed to the local people that it would be better to leave the city to save their lives.

Sienkevich pointed out that Russia has recently used S-300 missiles, which are usually anti-air weapons, against Mykolaiv. There are about 2 lakh 30 thousand people in the city now. This is half of the city's population, most of them elderly.

Iran wants to sell drones to Russia

US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan also said recently that his intelligence network has learned that Iran wants to sell several thousand drones to Russia. These would have had many weapons, which could have been used in the battle of Ukraine. Iran on Tuesday warned Turkey against launching a new military operation in Syria.

America started an initiative to help Ukraine's farmers

US President Joe Biden has now launched an initiative to help farmers in war-ravaged Ukraine. Due to this, America will help Ukraine with 100 million dollars. So that future global food crises can be avoided. This will include funding for farmers who are suffering from inflation due to war and their incomes have been affected.

Olena Zelenska meets Jill Biden

Ukraine's First Lady Olena Zelenska met First Lady Jill Biden at the White House on Tuesday. The president gave Zelenska a huge bouquet. At the same time, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has warned that due to the Ukraine-Russia war, there will be an increase in food crisis and human trafficking around the world in the future. He said that a large number of people have been displaced due to the war. People fleeing Ukraine may face human trafficking in the future. The risk for women and children is 90%.

Ukraine's army giving tough competition to Russia

The Ukrainian army is giving tough competition to Russia in many areas. The Ukrainian army pushed Russian troops back into Sloviansk and Donetsk. The General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces gave this information on Tuesday evening. He reported that there have been no significant changes in the activities of the Belarusian Armed Forces in the Volyn and Policia directions. Earlier on Monday, Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmitry Kuleba said that if Belarus's military crossed the Ukrainian border, it would break diplomatic ties with Belarus.

Russia's attacks on Ukraine continue. Since the start of the war, Russia has fired more than 3000 missiles at Ukraine. On Tuesday, Russia opened fire in Sloviansk in the Donetsk region. This caused a building to collapse. Two bodies were recovered from the rubble of the building. Rescuers have completed the work of clearing the debris. Bodies of two people were found at the spot and pulled out from the rubble.

Zelensky removes the security chief and prosecutor general

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has fired the country's security chief Ivan Bakanov and Prosecutor General Irina Venediktova, nearly five months after the Russian attack. Zelensky says he failed to remove Russian spies from his organizations. Earlier news was coming that he had been sacked, later it was clarified that he had only been suspended. At present, the investigation against both is going on.

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