Russia Ukraine War: Russia Targeted US Weapons In Ukraine
Russia Ukraine War: Russia targeted US weapons in Ukraine, and also shot down two Ukrainian fighter planes in Kharkiv.
Russian missiles have hit a consignment of weapons from the US and European countries in the Ukrainian port city of Odessa.
Along with this, the military airstrip located near Odessa has also been destroyed. The Russian Defense Ministry has said that high-capacity Onyx missiles were used in the attack.
Fierce fighting continues in Donetsk, Luhansk, and Kharkiv.
The ministry also said it shot down two Ukrainian Air Force Sukhoi-24M fighter jets aimed at attacking Russia’s defense systems near Kharkiv on Saturday.
Russian strikes continue to capture Donetsk, Luhansk provinces, and the city of Kharkiv in eastern Ukraine. Meanwhile, thousands of NATO soldiers have started maneuvers in Poland.
The practicing soldiers have come here from many countries in Eastern Europe. This exercise is considered important due to the Ukraine war.
Russia Ukraine War: 100 citizens were evicted from the steel factory.
A total of 100 civilians emerged on Sunday from the Ajovstal steel factory in Maripol, surrounded by Russian troops, and have reached the nearby town of Zaporizhia.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has thanked UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres for this.
These people were safely evacuated from the factory on the basis of the consent reached on the initiative of Guterres. Most of those evacuated are women and children.
These people were on the factory premises for the last two months. About 2,000 soldiers and foreign fighters are estimated to be in the factory’s huge complex.
Of these, around 600 are injured. The Russian army is ready to allow them to come out on the condition of surrender.
Cancer patient Putin will have an operation!
The President of Russia is suffering from cancer and has to undergo an operation soon.
Because of this, he has handed over the responsibility of reviewing and guiding the Ukraine war to Nikolai Patrushev, his old ally and former head of the intelligence organization FSB.
This claim has been given by a key person in the Kremlin office of the Russian President.
British newspaper Daily Mail has published this news quoting unconfirmed sources. According to the news, Putin will be able to handle work again in two-three days.
