NATO countries failed to fulfill their promises to Ukraine on time, which benefited Russia on the front lines, Jens Stoltenberg said.. The NATO Secretary-General met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy in Kiev and said, “Significant delays in assistance mean serious consequences for Ukraine on the battlefield.”Ukrainian officials reveal Russia is gathering troops for a large-scale summer offensiveEven if it was made by the military incremental gain only at the moment.
“The lack of ammunition allowed Russian troops to advance along the front.”” Stoltenberg said. “The lack of air defense capabilities has allowed more Russian missiles to hit targets, and the lack of deep strike capabilities has allowed Russia to concentrate more forces,” Zelenskiy said. said new supplies from the West are beginning to arrive, but gradually. “This process needs to be sped up,” he said.
At least 4 people killed, 32 injured in Russian missile attack on houses and ‘public infrastructure’ in Odesa regional officials said Monday. The attack struck a private law school located in a popular seaside park in a port city in southern Ukraine. A turreted Gothic building known as Harry Potter Castle was seen going up in flames after the strike. Ukrainian Navy spokesman Dmytro Pretenchuk said the attack was carried out by an Iskander-M ballistic missile equipped with a cluster warhead. “Monsters. Beasts. Barbarians. Scum. I don’t know what else to say,” said Odesa Mayor Henady Trukhanov.
The debris showed that North Korea’s Hwasong-11 ballistic missile landed in Kharkov on January 2, the United Nations sanctions monitor said. According to a report seen by Reuters, the Security Council committee said: They concluded that the missile was most likely illegally supplied to Russia.North Korea is accused develop such weapons and supply them to Russia Although it is under the United Nations Sanctions against ballistic missile and nuclear programs Ukraine’s allies accuse North Korea of violating an arms embargo and transferring weapons to Russia for use against Ukraine.The United States Russia has accused North Korea of launching ballistic missiles supplied by North Korea at least nine times into Ukraine.. In March, Russia vetoed the resumption of sanctions monitoring of North Korea’s nuclear and ballistic missile programs.
Away from the front line Polish farmers lift blockade of border crossing with Ukrainetwo months of protests over agricultural imports and allegations of unfair competition have ended, officials announced on Monday. “Traffic through all border crossings is [with Ukraine] It is possible,” Michal Delas, a tax authority spokesman for Poland’s Lublin region, said after farmers lifted the last blockade at the Hlebenne border crossing. “All trucks will be allowed to pass as long as they are not carrying sanctioned goods,” Deras added, referring to grain imports from Ukraine on which Poland has imposed a temporary embargo.
german prosecutor The investigation is underway after a Russian national was arrested on suspicion of stabbing two Ukrainian soldiers to death.. The soldiers were being recuperated in southern Germany when they were found seriously injured outside a shopping center in Germany. Murnau am See, a town in Bavaria Sunday, police said. One of them (36 years old) died at the scene and the other (23 years old) died in hospital. A 57-year-old Russian national was arrested at his home on suspicion of murder, police said. The Prosecutor General’s Office in Munich later took over the case and said it could not rule out that the killing was politically motivated.
Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, on Monday First British Royal Family to visit Ukraine since Russia’s full-scale invasion. The Foreign Office said she met survivors of sexual violence and torture, as well as women displaced by war and children who had recently been deported to Russia. “It is true that women and girls pay the highest price in terms of human cost…rape… denigrate, denigrate, destroy; And we need to do a better job of preventing that from happening,” Sophie said.Russian troops in Ukraine accused of numerous rapes and sexual assaults
