Live – Ukraine: G7 “does not recognize borders” Russia wants to impose

Yet by the same declaration, the G7 indicated that Russia wanted additional sanctions targeting “dependent” sectors, and urged China not to “slow down” international efforts in this direction.

In an official statement, the G7 promised that Russia would “never recognize the borders” that it seeks to impose on Ukraine. International summit Belarus calls for “stop facilitating” Russian aggression against Ukraine.

Sergei Daruda is a member of the Rada of Q and a former governor of Donetsk. Also, he is now a worker at the site of the martyred Azovstall. “We must mobilize to save these knights,” he said this Saturday morning, as he fired at our antenna, provoking the 1000 Ukrainian soldiers still underground in this steel industry in Mariupol.

Ukrainian officials say 600 of them were injured. “There is no medicine in that place anymore. Alas, we have no way to help them except to launch a joint effort of world leaders.”

An official of the Finnish Electric Grid Operator told AFP following an announcement by a Russian supplier that electricity exports from Russia to Finland would be suspended overnight from Friday to Saturday.

RAO Nordic, the company responsible for selling Russian electricity to Finland, announced it would suspend distribution at midnight on Friday, citing unpaid tariffs as Finland prepares to announce its candidacy for NATO.

Referring to the material damage in his devastated, devastated city, the Rector of the University of Mariupol advanced, not believing the tentative estimates: “Potsa, Porodianka will unfortunately appear as a mild scene of war. Went to Mariupol.”

“I dare not imagine the number of bodies scattered in this basement that was completely destroyed,” he added, adding that “the exact number of victims would be horrendous.” “It’s probably the scariest movie in a hundred years,” he told our antenna this morning.

In southeastern Ukraine, with the exception of the Azovstal base, Mariupol has come under Russian control. Nikolaj Trofimenko is the rector of his university. If he is now a refugee in Q, he described the situation in the city where he works on our antenna this morning.

“To move from one district to another, you need permission. You have to go through filters to get food. This is an aggressive regime,” he denounced in Duplex. He continued: “100,000 civilians are still trapped in the city because the Russians are still firing on civilians during evacuations! They are not letting their vehicles out of this hell.”

“Artificial images of the lives of citizens in Mariupol do not correspond to reality,” he concluded.

We air our new document Monday, 8:50 p.m. Red line: “War crimes, evidence”.

In this statement released this Saturday, the captured Russian soldier talks to a Ukrainian blogger about the barbaric acts committed by his unit on the front.

Kyrylo Budanov, head of Ukrainian military intelligence, gave his predictions about the evolution of the conflict in the coming months, in an interview with the media.

“The turning point should come in the second half of August, and most of the fighting will be over by the end of the year,” he said.

600 people were injured and 38 of them are in critical condition. This is the assessment given by the Ukrainian authorities at the center of the negotiations between the last defenders of the Azovstalin site, the last Ukrainian part of Mariupol, and the Russians and the locals.

Of the Garrison’s 1,000 soldiers, these wounded, still resisting on the spot, took refuge in the underground passages of this industrial zone. And in dramatic circumstances. One of these soldiers, Sviatolsva Palamar, testified in an online video: “We have no ammunition, no food, no medicine.”

In his daily speech a few hours ago, Volodymyr Zhelensky again tried to cheer his people on.

Although the Ukrainians claim that 27,000 Russian soldiers have died since the start of the war, their president has confirmed that his army has recaptured “1000” seats from the enemy, including “six” in a single day on Friday.

Moscow’s particularly fierce fighting rage in the Donbass region of eastern Ukraine without significant progress has sparked ‘tough’ talks on the fate of the last defenders of the strategic port city from Mariupol.

“There is heavy fighting on the border of the Donetsk region near Bobasna,” Serguiï Gaïdaï, the Ukrainian governor of the Lugansk region, said on Facebook on Friday evening, adding that there had been a lot of damage to equipment and personnel on the side. Russian.

“It’s a horror, but they’re still trying to get their way.

A U.S. defense official, speaking on condition of anonymity, confirmed that the most important Russian operation was currently underway in Donbass. “And basically we continue to see that the Russians have not developed a significant grip on the region,” he said.

“Ukrainian artillery is thwarting Russian attempts to gain ground, including their attempt to cross the Donetsk River.