Live – War in Ukraine: “Nearly 500 civilians” already evacuated from Mariupol, action continues

On BFMTV this Friday morning, the manpower organization of the Azovstel factory still mentioned the shooting at Steelworks, the last part of the Ukrainian protest in Mariupol.

In a statement issued today, the Ukrainian Defense Ministry said that Russian forces had “resumed operations in some areas, with the support of the Air Force, with a view to restricting the plant” and that “(Ukrainian) security forces were under siege.”

As a reminder, the UN has called for the evacuation of civilians still taking refuge in the factory. The convoy is expected this Friday. They will have 200 more.

Ilya Azhar, a well-known Russian journalist and opponent, announced on Friday that he would be prosecuted for criticizing the Moscow attacks in Ukraine.

Azhar told his Telegram channel that he “faced administrative charges for defaming the Russian armed forces in order to protect the interests of Russia and its citizens and to maintain international peace.” On Facebook.

Germany announced on Friday that it would provide more than one billion euros in military aid to Ukraine, and through its Ministry of Defense would deliver seven armored howitzers to Kiev. Thus increasing its heavy arms supply efforts somewhat.

After the shooting on Azovstal on BFMTV this Friday, Ivan Goltvenko, the factory’s director of human resources, said another employee had been “filtered and tortured” in Steelwork by the Russians.

The European Union on Wednesday proposed to member states progressive measures on Russian oil, which led to a total embargo at the end of the year, especially for dependent Hungary, which, for its part, rejected the plan “in its current form.”

This Friday, Hungarian President Victor Orban goes even further, specifically referring to the attack on “European unity”.

“Commission chairman Ursula von der Leyen did not volunteer or attack European unity,” he said in a radio interview. “From the beginning, we made it clear that there was a red line, that it was an energy barrier. They crossed that line.”

As the guest of BFMTV this Friday morning, the manpower director of the Azovstal factory, the last part of the Ukrainian protest in Mariupol, spoke about the firing on steel factories when he announced the Moscow ceasefire in the port city on Thursday.

Road signs in Russian were erected around the port city of Mariupol, replacing road signs in Ukrainian and English, pro-Russian separatist officials in the area said.

The city’s strategic port has been the scene of a ruthless war since the beginning of the Russian offensive. The last Ukrainian fighters besieged the Azovstal base.

Russia plans to hold a military parade in Mariupol on May 9, according to Ukrainian intelligence.

The rumor was growing. In mid-April, the Moscow, one of the main ships of the Russian Navy, Sank after an attack by the Ukrainian army. According to information from NBC NewsThe kyiv strike was actually carried out with the help of information provided by the US intelligence services.

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Called on BFMTV this Friday morning, Pascal Hunt, president of the Red Cross in Ukraine, returned to evacuate civilians in Mariupol. He said he was “in close contact with the Russians and Ukrainians” while 200 civilians were trapped in the Azovstal steel plant.

The Ukrainian president also announced on Friday that 500 civilians had already been expelled from Mariupol. The operation continues.

Pascal Hunt, a representative of the International Committee of the Red Cross in Ukraine, confirmed on BFMTV this morning that a convoy was on its way, after announcing on Thursday that the UN had sent a new convoy of civilians to evacuate Azovstal. Azovstal. According to him a surgery is “too complicated”.

In the conflict with Ukraine since February 24, Russia has not officially declared war on its neighbor. A change in possible wording during the May 9 coding date could have serious consequences.

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According to the Ukrainian president, “almost 500 civilians” have already been expelled from Mariupol, and the operation continues. As a reminder, Mariupol Meyer mentioned on our antenna that there are 200 more civilians in that place.

“Nearly 500 civilians were evacuated,” he said In the telegram Andriï Yermak, President of the Presidential Administration. “Today we are focusing on Azovstal,” Deputy Prime Minister Irina Vareshchowk told Agence France-Presse, while the UN announced on Thursday that it had sent a new convoy of 200 civilians to the iron industry.

On Thursday, the UN. And while many countries have called for an end to Russia’s war in Ukraine, little has been said about reviving their seemingly stalled peace talks.

“The Russian invasion of Ukraine is a violation of its territorial integrity and the Charter of the United Nations,” said Antonio Guterres, secretary general of the Security Council, Washington. “It must be stopped for the benefit of the people of Ukraine, Russia and the rest of the world,” he added.

“We must seize every opportunity to achieve peace,” said Ukrainian Ambassador Sergei Kislitska.

The U.S. Defense Department on Thursday denied intelligence allowing Ukrainian forces to target senior Russian officials. New York Times

It is true that the United States sends elements of information to kyiv “to help Ukrainians defend their country,” said Pentagon spokesman John Kirby. But he added, “We did not provide information on the whereabouts of senior military commanders on the battlefield and did not participate in the target decisions of the Ukrainian military.”

The U.S. Justice Department announced Thursday that a super boat suspected to belong to a Russian oligarchy targeted by sanctions related to the war in Ukraine has been seized by authorities in Fiji at the request of the United States.

The Amedia ship, valued at $ 325 million, is owned by businessman and associate Suleiman Kerimov, who was targeted by European and US sanctions, according to Washington.

According to Washington, Suleiman Kerimov made his fortune from his stakes in major Russian energy and financial institutions, including Gasprom and Sberbank.

Welcome to this live broadcast this Friday, May 6, 2022, dedicated to watching the war in Ukraine