21st day of Ukraine war, where did Zelensky come to his senses after ruining the country? Heartbroken by peace talks and NATO
President Zelensky got wisdom!
On the 20th day of the war, when many Ukrainian cities have been reduced to dust, when hundreds have been killed, when hundreds of children have been orphaned, the President of Ukraine has said that his country should accept that it is America. Cannot become a member of the NATO military alliance led by That is, because of the reason Russia has attacked Ukraine, the Ukrainian President seems to be heartbroken because of that ‘reason’. Ukrainian President Zelensky said, “Ukraine is not a member of NATO… We have heard for years that the doors are open (to us), but we also heard that we cannot join. This is a fact and must be recognized,” Zelensky said on Tuesday while speaking to the UK-led Joint Operations Force. , but each time NATO is rejecting their demands, to which Zelensky said, “I am glad that our people are beginning to understand this and are counting on themselves and the partners who help us.”
Ukraine engulfed in severe economic crisis
According to the International Monetary Fund, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has significantly slowed the country’s development, causing inflation in the country, which will affect not only Ukraine, but the entire global economy. The IMF said that the Ukraine war could radically reshape the global economic order in the long run. The IMF said that, beyond human suffering and the historic refugee crisis, the war is driving up food and energy prices, raising inflation and reducing people’s incomes, while eroding trade, supply chains and Ukraine’s neighboring countries. is affecting as well.
Ukraine claims to have killed 4th Russian general
Ukraine says Russian Major General Oleg Mityaev has been killed during the fighting in Mariupol. Ukraine’s Interior Ministry adviser Anton Gerashchenko said 46-year-old Mityaev died on Tuesday. Gerashchenko said that Mityaev commanded the 150th Motorized Rifle Division and fought in Syria. However, there was no confirmed death from Russia so far.
Russia facing shortage of ammunition – UK
The British Defense Ministry has said that Russia is now facing a crisis of ammunition as well as military personnel in the Ukraine war. The UK stated that, Russia is “seeking additional troops to compensate for the loss of its personnel in Ukraine”. Russia is struggling to conduct an offensive, especially given the continued resistance of Ukrainian forces, making it difficult for Russia to conduct an offensive.
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Russia’s demands are more ‘real’ now: Zelensky
Ukraine’s president says Russia’s demands during talks are becoming “more realistic” after nearly three weeks of war. He said that more time is needed for talks, which are being done through video conferencing. The Ukrainian President said that, “the meetings are ongoing, and, I am informed, the situation during the talks looks more realistic than ever. But time is still needed to take a decision in the interest of Ukraine”. However, in a video released by the Ukrainian president late last night, he has appealed to Western countries to send more weapons and impose more stringent sanctions on Russia to intensify the attack against Ukraine.
‘NATO can help Ukraine more’
Kurt Volker, former US ambassador to NATO, says the Western Security Alliance can do a lot to help Ukraine, even if it does not enforce a no-fly zone. He said, “There are additional air defense systems that Ukrainians need, more Stingers are needed. They need missile ships to counter and shoot down some Russian ships, which are in the Black Sea, from where Russian forces are firing cruise missiles at Ukrainian cities.
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‘Russia took 500 people hostage’
Ukraine’s regional leader Pavlo Kirilenko said Russian troops seized a hospital in Mariupol and took nearly 500 people hostage during another attack on the southern port city late Tuesday. Kirilenko said on the messaging app Telegram that Russian troops transported 400 people from neighboring homes to the regional intensive care hospital. He said that about 100 doctors and patients are also being told inside. He said the soldiers were using it as a ‘human shield’ inside the hospital and not letting anyone in.
US said on India buying oil from Russia
Speaking to reporters during her press conference on Tuesday, White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki said, “Our message to any country is that we all follow the restrictions that we have imposed, which are recommended.” At the same time, when asked about a report about the possibility of India accepting the Russian offer of concessional crude, a White House spokesperson said, “I do not think it will be a violation of (sanctions).”
Russian bombing continues on Kyiv
Russia has intensified its bombing of Kyiv, destroying an apartment building and other structures in the Ukrainian capital. At the same time, the Indian Foreign Ministry has said that three Indians trapped in Kherson, Ukraine have been evacuated.
Fox News cameraman dies
The Guardian reported that Fox News Chief Executive Susan Scott wrote to employees this morning that, “We are with great sadness and with a heavy heart, that we are sharing the news about our beloved cameraman Pierre Zakrzewski.. Pierre was a ‘war photographer’ who covered international news for Fox News from Iraq to Afghanistan to Syria during his long stint with us in almost every war. His passion and talent as a journalist was unmatched. London Pierre, who lived in the city, had been working in Ukraine since February.
