UN chief’s warning

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Monday expressed deep concern about the Ukraine war, saying Russia’s nuclear force has been put on alert after its attack on Ukraine was “bone-building”. Talking to reporters, the head of the United Nations, Guterres has expressed the possibility of nuclear war and said that, ‘At one time it was unimaginable to think about nuclear war, but now nuclear war is within the realm of possibility’. Along with this, the UN chief has called for an immediate end to the enmity.

The war started on 24 February

Russian President Putin announced military operation on Ukraine on 24 February last month and 10 minutes after Putin’s announcement, Russia started attacking Ukraine and today 20 days of attack have been completed and these In 20 days, 2.8 million people have fled Ukraine and millions are still trapped in different places in war-torn areas.

Putin activated nuclear forces

Russian President Vladimir Putin said late last month that his country’s nuclear forces were put on high alert. This has raised fears that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine could lead to a nuclear war. US officials have said they see no reason to change Washington’s nuclear alert levels so far. UN Chief Guterres has also called for the safety and protection of nuclear facilities after a fire at the Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine, the largest of its kind in Europe, was damaged during the takeover of the plant by Russian forces. Was. Guterres said that “the time has come to stop the terror on the people of Ukraine and to follow the path of diplomacy and peace.”

America said – Putin has become frustrated

At the same time, speaking to CNN, US National Security Adviser Jack Sullivan said that, “Vladimir Putin is disappointed by the fact that his forces are not progressing as they thought they would, including (the capital) Kyiv.” will capture major cities. But, this did not happen and the number of targets for Russian troops is expanding and this is making them furious and now trying to inflict damage in every part of the country. That, they have become ‘desperate’. The US has feared that, frustrated by the war results, Putin may now carry out dreadful attacks in Ukraine.

trying to drag NATO into the war

At the same time, Ukrainian President Zelensky again appealed to NATO to declare a no-fly zone in Ukraine after the Russian attack on the Poland border. Ukrainian President Zelensky has once again warned NATO countries and said that the Russian attack has reached the border of Poland and now the next target will be NATO countries. Zelensky has appealed to NATO to again declare a ‘no fly zone in Ukraine’. Ukrainian President Zelensky, 44, said that, “If you don’t close our skies, it’s only a matter of time before Russian rockets will fall on your territory, on NATO territory.”