On Friday evening, the Ukrainian President praised the “excellent results” that his nation’s army had made against the Russian forces in the Jeresson region (south), where Kyiv had declared that it had retaken control of dozens of towns and seized Russian weapons.
“Thank you also to the Sixty Infantry Brigade’s soldiers, whose units are achieving good results in the Jeresson area,” Zellinski said in a video clip, announcing the seizure of more than 30 armored vehicles, a thousand tanks and three artillery pieces.
In another setting, Zellinski accused Russia of “deliberately” preventing ships carrying Ukrainian grains, which are an essential source for several nations in Africa and Asia, from passing.
“More than 150 ships are still waiting for the obligations under the shipping contracts for our agricultural products to be fulfilled. “Russia purposefully delayed the passage of ships, so it is a fake waiting period,” said Zellinski.
He explained that China, Egypt, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Iraq, Lebanon and Western Maghreb countries are among the countries that are affected by this delay, which affects “about three million tons of food.
In a different context, Ukraine demanded on Friday that an international monitoring team be sent to the Kakhovka Dam, which was under the control of Kika and occupied by Russian soldiers. Kiev accused Moscow of having mined the dam. We request that the European Union, the UN, and other bodies establish a global observation expedition to Kakhovka.
Immediately, both a Ukrainian crew and international experts must arrive at the scene, according to Ukrainian Prime Minister Dennis Shammal.
He emphasized that there could be a dam at the electricity-generating plant, which “may leave thousands of victims and cause tens of villages.”
For its part, the Russian authorities in Jiusson denied any booby -trapping of the dam, denouncing “lies” that Kyiv is shopping.
The president of Belarus, Alexander Lukashnko, who is allied with Moscow, on the other hand, declared on Friday that his nation “does not need war” after forming a combined military unit with Russia that stoked concerns about direct intervention in the conflict in Ukraine.
“We are not supposed to go anywhere today. There isn’t a conflict right now. We do not need war,” Lukashnko said during his visit to a military training center.
According to media footage, Lukashnko looked at handmade drones during his visit. However, he was very clear that he would never use it against Ukraine.
He said: “To fight these models in Ukraine is not a desirable matter,” but he made it clear that Belarus will sell these marches “to the parties that you will buy. “.
Isson claims that Kyiv is getting “excellent results,” while Mingsk excludes the conflict.
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