Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy signed a law Sunday banning the reporting of military moves that have not yet been announced or approved. Journalists who break the law, which does not discriminate between Ukrainians and foreign reporters, could face between three and eight years in prison. US President Joe Biden made it clear on Sunday that he did not call for regime change in Russia, following Saturday’s statement that Russian President Vladimir Putin “can not stay in power”. Ukraine will insist on sovereignty and territorial integrity in the next round of peace talks with Russia to be held in Turkey, President Zelensky said late Sunday. Russia maintains a long-standing blockade of Ukraine’s Black Sea coast, effectively isolating Ukraine from international maritime trade, Britain’s military intelligence service said Sunday.
Ukraine is ready to discuss adopting a neutral regime as part of a peace deal with Russia, but such an agreement would have to be guaranteed by third parties and put to a referendum, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said in a statement broadcast Sunday. . The story goes on under the ad Zelensky spoke to Russian journalists in a 90-minute video call, an interview that Moscow authorities had cautiously warned the Russian media against refraining from reporting. Zelensky spoke in Russian all the time, as he had done in previous speeches when he was targeting a Russian audience.
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Zelensky said the Russian invasion had caused the destruction of Russian-speaking cities in Ukraine and said the damage was worse than the Russian wars in Chechnya. “Security guarantees and neutrality, non-nuclear regime of our state. We are ready to do it. “This is the most important point,” Zelensky said. Zelensky said Ukraine had refused to discuss some other Russian demands, such as the demilitarization of the country. Speaking more than a month after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on February 24, Zelensky said no peace deal would be possible without a ceasefire and troop withdrawals. 0:43 “You are fighting for all democracies,” Trinto told members of the Ukrainian community in Montreal. “You are fighting for all democracies,” Trinto told members of the Ukrainian community in Montreal. He ruled out trying to seize all Russian-occupied territory by force, saying it would lead to a third world war and said he wanted a “compromise” on the eastern Donbas region, which is being held by supported by Russia since 2014. Trending Stories
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The story goes on under the ad Russia says it is conducting a “special military operation” in Ukraine to demilitarize its neighbor. Ukraine and its Western allies call it a pretext for an unprovoked invasion.
“Humanitarian catastrophe”
Zelensky focused on the fate of the eastern port city of Mariupol, which had been under siege for weeks. Once a city of 400,000, it has been subjected to prolonged Russian bombing. 9:28 The invasion of Ukraine “does not go well” for Putin: fmr. US ambassador’s NATO invasion of Ukraine “does not go well” for Putin: fmr. US ambassador to NATO “All entrances and exits from the city of Mariupol are blocked,” Zelenski said. “The port is being mined. “A humanitarian catastrophe in the city is clear, because it is impossible to get there with food, medicine and water,” he said. The story goes on under the ad “I do not even know to whom the Russian army has ever been treated like this,” he said, adding that, compared to the Russian wars in Chechnya, the scale of the disaster “could not be compared.” Russia has denied that it targeted civilians in Ukraine. Russia and Ukraine have exchanged responsibilities for failing to open humanitarian corridors.
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Zelensky refuted Moscow’s claims that Ukraine had restricted the rights of Russian-speakers, saying it was Russia’s invasion that wiped out Russian-speaking cities “from the face of the earth.” He also dismissed as “funny” Russia’s claims that Ukraine had nuclear or chemical weapons. Report by Pavel Polityuk. Written by Matthias Williams, Edited by William Maclean and Pravin Char – With files from the Canadian Press
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Russian forces have evacuated the Ukrainian city of Slavutych, home to workers at the decommissioned Chernobyl nuclear power plant, after taking control on Saturday, the mayor said early Monday. For 30 seconds, the 2022 Oscars were silent for Ukraine in a tribute that began with the words of Ukrainian Mila Kunis and ended with an appeal to anyone watching to do everything possible to send aid to those in need. to the war-torn nation. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy signed a law Sunday banning the reporting of military moves that have not yet been announced or approved. Journalists who break the law, which does not discriminate between Ukrainians and foreign reporters, could face between three and eight years in prison. US President Joe Biden made it clear on Sunday that he did not call for regime change in Russia, following Saturday’s statement that Russian President Vladimir Putin “can not stay in power”. Ukraine will insist on sovereignty and territorial integrity in the next round of peace talks with Russia to be held in Turkey, President Zelensky said late Sunday. Russia maintains a long-standing blockade of Ukraine’s Black Sea coast, effectively isolating Ukraine from international maritime trade, Britain’s military intelligence service said Sunday.
Ukraine is ready to discuss adopting a neutral regime as part of a peace deal with Russia, but such an agreement would have to be guaranteed by third parties and put to a referendum, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said in a statement broadcast Sunday. . The story goes on under the ad Zelensky spoke to Russian journalists in a 90-minute video call, an interview that Moscow authorities had cautiously warned the Russian media against refraining from reporting. Zelensky spoke in Russian all the time, as he had done in previous speeches when he was targeting a Russian audience.
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Zelensky said the Russian invasion had caused the destruction of Russian-speaking cities in Ukraine and said the damage was worse than the Russian wars in Chechnya. “Security guarantees and neutrality, non-nuclear regime of our state. We are ready to do it. “This is the most important point,” Zelensky said. Zelensky said Ukraine had refused to discuss some other Russian demands, such as the demilitarization of the country. Speaking more than a month after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on February 24, Zelensky said no peace deal would be possible without a ceasefire and troop withdrawals. 0:43 “You are fighting for all democracies,” Trinto told members of the Ukrainian community in Montreal. “You are fighting for all democracies,” Trinto told members of the Ukrainian community in Montreal. He ruled out trying to seize all Russian-occupied territory by force, saying it would lead to a third world war and said he wanted a “compromise” on the eastern Donbas region, which is being held by supported by Russia since 2014. Trending Stories
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The story goes on under the ad Russia says it is conducting a “special military operation” in Ukraine to demilitarize its neighbor. Ukraine and its Western allies call it a pretext for an unprovoked invasion. Early Monday morning, Russian forces left the Ukrainian city of Slavutych, home to workers at the decommissioned Chernobyl nuclear power plant, after completing their inspection work, the mayor said. On Saturday, the regional governor of Kiev said Russian forces had taken control of the city just outside the no-fly zone around Chernobyl, the site of the worst nuclear disaster in the world in 1986, where Ukrainian personnel still operate the plant. . “They have completed the work they intended to do,” Yuri Fomicev, the mayor of the northern city, said in an online video post. “They examined the city, today they finished and left the city. They do not exist in the city at the moment “. Reuters could not immediately verify the report.
“Humanitarian catastrophe”
Zelensky focused on the fate of the eastern port city of Mariupol, which had been under siege for weeks. Once a city of 400,000, it has been subjected to prolonged Russian bombing. The story goes on under the ad 9:28 The invasion of Ukraine “does not go well” for Putin: fmr. US ambassador’s NATO invasion of Ukraine “does not go well” for Putin: fmr. US ambassador to NATO “All entrances and exits from the city of Mariupol are blocked,” Zelenski said. “The port is being mined. “A humanitarian catastrophe in the city is clear, because it is impossible to get there with food, medicine and water,” he said. “I do not even know to whom the Russian army has ever been treated like this,” he said, adding that, compared to the Russian wars in Chechnya, the scale of the disaster “could not be compared.” Russia has denied that it targeted civilians in Ukraine. Russia and Ukraine have exchanged responsibilities for failing to open humanitarian corridors.
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Zelensky refuted Moscow’s claims that Ukraine had restricted the rights of Russian-speakers, saying it was Russia’s invasion that wiped out Russian-speaking cities “from the face of the earth.” The story goes on under the ad He also dismissed as “funny” Russia’s claims that Ukraine had nuclear or chemical weapons. Report by Pavel Polityuk. Written by Matthias Williams, Edited by William Maclean and Pravin Char – With files from the Canadian Press
