Today is 43 days of the Russia-Ukraine war. Meanwhile, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg has claimed that the Russo-Ukraine war could last for several months or even years. In such a situation, NATO allies should continue to help Ukraine.
Here, John Kirby, press secretary of the US Defense Department, Pentagon, made a big claim that Ukraine can win the war. He said- Putin has not been successful in a single strategic objective in Ukraine.
The United States has announced a ban on the two daughters of Russian President Vladimir Putin after a Russian attack in Ukraine killed a large number of civilians. The US said that both Putin's daughters work with the government in Russia, so this decision has been taken.
Updates related to the Russia-Ukraine war...
According to reports, Russian soldiers have dug trenches in the Red Forest area around the Chernobyl plant. In 1986, a horrific nuclear accident took place in this area.
The Pentagon said that Russian forces had withdrawn from Kyiv and Chernihiv. Russia has deployed its army in the East Zone.
The European Union has met in France. In this, preparations are being made to impose a ban on Russia on gas and oil.
Ukraine's President Zelensky has said that Russia has closed the Mariupol Human Corridor.
The Russian army attacked and destroyed an oil depot in Kharkiv.
Russia has said that Ukrainian forces have opened fire on its Kursk border. The governor of Kursk has said that mortars will be found.
Voting today to remove Russia from UNHRC
After the Bucha attack, a meeting of the UN General Assembly has been called on Thursday. In this meeting, voting can be done to get Russia out of the Human Rights Council (UNHRC). The UNHRC consists of 47 member countries. NATO countries including America have started preparing for it.
Bill passed in US Parliament to investigate Russian war crimes
The US Parliament demanded an investigation into the war crimes taking place in Ukraine. A bill for this was voted on Wednesday night. 418 lawmakers voted in support, while 6 Republican lawmakers voted against the proposal.
Worldwide criticism of Russia over the Bucha massacre
Russia is being criticized all over the world for the killing of civilians in Bucha. France has said that this is a new step to spread terror. French President Macrow speaks to President Zelensky of Ukraine. Macrow has demanded the strictest punishment for the culprits of the incident. India has also condemned the attack. At the same time, Britain said that the world is seeing the scary face of Russia.
Mariupol turned into rubble after the Russian attack
About 90% of the basic infrastructure of the Ukrainian city of Mariupol has been destroyed in the Russian attack, while only the ruins and rubble are visible after the Russian army attacked Bucha. People are moving towards safe places to save their lives.
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