Ukraine War: In order to get Ukraine new weapons, America has promised to unite the heavens, Putin hopes for peace, know 10 big things

Fighting continues between Russia and Ukraine

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Ongoing war between Ukraine and Russia (Ukraine Russia WarIt has been more than two months but there is no hope of peace from either side. This war has dragged on for longer than Russia had imagined. Ukraine in the middle of the war (Ukraine) has accused Moscow of inciting unrest in a region dominated by Russian-backed separatists. There have been several explosions in the disputed region of the former Soviet country of Moldova. Meanwhile America (America) and its allies have pledged to deliver an additional package of heavy weapons to Ukraine. Know here 10 big updates related to this war.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has said that Moscow still hopes for a peaceful settlement with Ukraine. In a meeting with UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Tuesday, Putin said “significant progress” was made during talks between Russian and Ukrainian officials in Istanbul, Turkey, last month. Putin claimed that Ukraine later withdrew from some of the agreements reached in Istanbul.
Putin said Ukrainian officials changed their position on the situation in Crimea and the separatist regions of eastern Ukraine, leaving these issues for the presidents of the two countries to discuss. Putin said a change in Ukraine’s stance would make any future agreement difficult.
Russia attacked eastern Ukraine on Tuesday, while the US defense secretary promised to unify Kyiv with the weapons needed to respond to new attacks. Meanwhile, Moscow warned Ukraine of further escalation of war risk over such West cooperation. Weapons from Western countries have helped Ukraine thwart Russia’s attacks amid a two-month-long war between Russia and Ukraine, but its leaders say it needs more swift help.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to agree to direct talks with his Ukrainian counterpart. Erdoan’s call comes in the wake of Turkey’s diplomatic efforts to defuse the crisis over the Russian war in Ukraine. Erdogan urged Putin to agree to direct talks with his Ukrainian counterpart, according to a statement released on Tuesday.
Two children and a female worker were shot dead by an assailant at a kindergarten in Russia. An MP has given this information. Federal MP and former governor Sergei Morozov wrote on the VK social network, citing preliminary information that a man broke into a kindergarten in the central Russian city of Veshkayma and shot a female worker and children, and later shot himself. . Local health officials said another worker had suffered injuries.
Ukraine has demolished a monument dating back to the Soviet Union, a symbol of its friendship with Russia. According to the city’s mayor, Ukraine has demolished the monument in response to Moscow’s invasion. Ukrainian and Russian employees are depicted in this eight-metre (27 ft) tall copper sculpture.
Russia has stopped supplying gas to Poland and Bulgaria. Officials said Russia stopped gas supplies when they refused to pay in Russian ruble. The governments of both these European countries and NATO members say that the Russian energy company Gazprom has told them that it is stopping gas supplies from Wednesday.
Zelensky says that the Russian occupation of Chernobyl has brought the world to the brink of disaster. The capture of the Chernobyl power plant in the initial phase of Moscow’s attack on Ukraine has pushed the world to the brink of disaster, he said.
In the small town of Donbass, Toretsk, ordinary citizens are struggling hard to survive. They have to collect rain water for bathing and are not getting any facilities. Meanwhile, Russia’s defense minister has said that Ukraine has lost control of the entire Kherson region, along with three other regions it no longer controls.
US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has said that more help will be sent to Ukraine. He has held a meeting with about 40 countries of the world at the US Air Base in Ramstein, Germany. In which a pledge has been expressed to provide more weapons to Ukraine.