Russia Ukraine War: Russia’s Ceasefire In 4 Ukraine Cities To Allow Evacuations: 10 Points

Ukrainian armed forces self-propelled howitzers fireplace at positions close to Makariv

New Delhi:
Russia will maintain fireplace and open humanitarian corridors in Ukraine capital Kyiv and three different cities from 0700 GMT (12.30 pm IST) at present, the Interfax information company cited Russia’s defence ministry as saying.

1. Russia introduced a ceasefire in Kyiv, Kharkiv, Mariupol and Sumy from 12.30 pm IST on Monday. The humanitarian corridors are being arrange on the private request of French President Emmanuel Macron, Russia’s defence ministry mentioned.

2. Efforts to evacuate civilians from the besieged metropolis of Mariupol failed for a second time at present because of repeated ceasefire violations. Residents within the metropolis are with out energy and water.

3. A barrage of Russian missiles destroys Vinnytsia airport in central Ukraine, President Volodymyr Zelensky mentioned.

4. Three civilians, making an attempt to flee Irpin, have been killed by mortar fireplace, experiences BBC.

5. “In Ukraine rivers of blood and tears are flowing. This isn’t solely a navy operation however a warfare which is resulting in dying, destruction and distress,” mentioned Pope Francis, rejecting the time period “navy operation” that Russia has used to explain its actions.

6. International streaming leisure service Netflix, high accounting corporations KPMG and PWC, and monetary providers agency American Specific all minimize ties with Russia because the battle with Ukraine escalated.

7. Police detained greater than 4,600 folks at Russia-wide protests towards President Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, in line with an impartial protest monitoring group.

8. Russian President Vladimir Putin has mentioned that he’ll obtain his objectives in Ukraine “by way of negotiation or by way of warfare”.

9. Ukraine and Russia are anticipated to carry the third spherical of negotiation talks on Monday.

10. Ukraine will ask the United Nations’ high courtroom on Monday to problem an emergency ruling requiring Russia to cease its invasion, arguing that Moscow’s justification for the assault relies on a defective interpretation of genocide regulation.