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A ceasefire truce between Russia and Ukraine entered into force in the Ulshki area under Russian occupation in preparation for the delivery of humanitarian assistance and the evacuation of populations wishing to leave, as announced by Milaniya Trump.
Russian news agencies from the Ministry of Defence reported today on Tuesday that Moscow had launched attacks on transport infrastructure in the Ukrainian capital, Kiev, the Luigsti Centre in the city of Kharkiv and shipping vessels.
A ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine entered into force at the dawn of Tuesday in the Ulshki area under Russian occupation in the south of the country, in preparation for the delivery of humanitarian assistance and the evacuation of populations wishing to leave. The truce announced last week by Milanya Trumpe is in the midst of a severe humanitarian crisis affecting the city, while its duration and geographical scope remain unclear.
Concerns about the spread of pneumonia are raised by the death of a laboratory artist at a Russian research centre, while Moscow confirms the absence of an emergency, and the World Health Organization (WHO) explains ways to diagnose, treat and reduce the spread of the disease.
The death of a staff member of the Russian Irkutsk obedience school gave rise to controversy after reports of possible pneumonia and special health measures. Moscow denied the adoption of exceptional measures and confirmed the stability of the situation, while Washington called for greater transparency, and the World Health Organization (WHO) estimated a low level of risk.
The Governor of the Moscow region, André Voroupov, announced on Tuesday that Ukraine ' s attack with drones had resulted in two deaths and six injured in the area of the Russian capital, in one of the largest offensives on the Moscow perimeter. The mayor of Moscow, Sergei Supianin, reported earlier that the Russian defences had dropped most of the 650 marching aircraft fired towards Moscow during the night, of which 105 were dropped near the same city.
A Russian strike targeting a bridge in Kiev away from the arrival of the German Chancellor Friedrich Mertz on a surprise visit, in the midst of a German military support package of over $1 billion, and fears of the repercussions of the escalating attacks on the bridges of the capital and the power grid before the winter.
The mayor of Vitaly Klechko, Saturday, through his official account of the Tilgram application, announced that the north bridge crossing the Denbru River in the Ukrainian capital, Kiev, had been heavily bombed by Russian raids, two days after targeting the South Bridge. Emergency and rescue teams had immediately rushed to the scene to deal with the consequences of the attack as the bridge was closed to traffic.
The threat of Putin using nuclear weapons in the event that Kalingrad was attacked, raises tensions between Moscow and NATO, simultaneously with military exercises in Lithuania ' s airspace and escalating mutual attacks between Russia and Ukraine.
Russia, on Thursday night, Friday, bombed drones, saying that they were logistical targets and military infrastructure in Ukraine. The shelling included a road and rail bridge in Kiev, which was used to transport troops and military cargo to Dunbas, and an Ezmael compound in Odessa County, where it was securing military shipments and fuel supplies for the Ukrainian army.
In the course of a new threat assessment on Thursday, the Danish Defence Intelligence expected Russia to escalate its multimedia war against the West in the coming months. Russia has repeatedly denied its involvement in a multimedia war or acts of sabotage in NATO States or planning any confrontation.
The Putin Party retained its simplicity on the State Duma, after having won without surprise an overwhelming majority in the Russian Sunday legislative elections, with electronic and motorized attacks and Ukrainian raids, following the results published by official media earlier, Monday.
The polling stations opened their doors early on Friday in the Far East of the Russian Federation, at the beginning of a three-day electoral process in which winning is considered guaranteed by the Russian common party led by President Vladimir Putin. This is the first parliamentary elections in Russia since Moscow began the invasion of Ukrainian territory in February 2022 and the voting process for the election of the 450 members of the Duma will continue until Sunday.
