Yesterday, Saturday, the Ukrainian Premier League game between Shakhtar Donetsk and Olkandria in Lviv was postponed for more than an hour after the warning sirens sounded against an air strike. The players then returned to the field to finish the game.
After the Russian-February conflict in February, which Moscow refers to as a “special military operation,” the Premier League’s popular game in August was rejected along with the start of the new season.
Andre Tsurikov’s early goal gave Olksandria a 1-0 lead when the game was called. After a brief break, the game was resumed and finished with a score of 2-2 between the two teams.
This season, Shakhtar is a Champions League participant. It is presently playing its home games in Warsaw, the Polish capital, and will host Razin Pal Sports Leipzig on Wednesday.
Six points ahead of the last group stage round, the Ukrainian team ranks third among teams in Group VI in the inaugural European Championship of Clubs.
On Sunday, a new day of the Russian military operation in Ukraine began. Russian army units are attempting to take complete control of the Ukrainian regions and strike the positions of the Kyiv forces stationed, while the latter are continuing their resistance and attempting to reclaim their lands with material and military support from the Western powers.
In the latest developments, the Ukrainian authorities announced a state of inflammation of Jii, today, as the warning stoves in the capital Kyiv, in addition to four other Ukrainian regions: Denipoproptrovsk, Poluta, Sumi and Karkov.
Two days after the attack that attacked the Crimea, which Moscow blamed on Ukraine, the Russian attacks on the Ukrainian infrastructure started on October 10.
The electrical supply in Ukraine is improving following the coordinated Russian strikes on power plants, according to Ukrainian President Foludmir Zellinski, who also noted on Saturday that it might still be necessary to turn off the electricity in an emergency.
Watch .. An air strike caused a Ukrainian league game to be abandoned.
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