The russian invasion on Ukrainian soil closes a new week with the bombs approaching the border with poland and to the center of Kyivwith Putin’s troops advancing and limiting the evacuation of civilians from the main points affected in the war.
This Sunday, Russian troops carried out an airstrike against the International Center for Security and Peacekeeping in Yavoriv, which is located near the Polish border already 50 kilometers from Lviv. In the meantime, Mariupolone of the most critical points in the country, has barely managed to evacuate 3% of the city’s population.
The situation is so hard that citizens, due to the lack of water, boil the snow they find on the street to drink it. The siege has been on the city for two weeks, where at least 1,600 civilians. Mariupol is the missing piece for Russia to take over southern Ukraine and the Sea of Azov, which already controls other cities such as Berdyansk or Kherson.
Looking ahead to this Monday, it is expected that resume negotiations between Russians and Ukrainians to seek a solution to the Russian invasion. This was confirmed by the Kremlin spokesman, Dmitri Peskov, who highlighted the “significant progress” in talks with the Ukrainian side.
Those green shoots are also seen by the president of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, who highlights the “positive signs“What about on the Russian side. “He has started talking about things and not just throwing out ultimatums. I think this is a fundamentally different approach. And it should be like this “, he celebrates, a progress that he believes will allow civilians to be evacuated and food to be brought to them.
Russia and Ukraine have maintained three rounds of face-to-face negotiations with delegations from both countries on the Polish-Belarusian border since the war began on February 24.
The countries of the European Union also plan to approve this Monday new economic sanctions against Russia to isolate the Putin regime, sanctions agreed with its G7 partners. The president of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, already anticipated last Friday that these sanctions would receive the approval of the Twenty-seven “to further isolate Russia and drain the resources it uses to finance this barbaric war” against Ukraine.
Von der Leyen noted that they will also work to suspend the rights of Russia as a member in multilateral financial institutions such as the IMF and the world Bankso you could not get more loans or benefits from these institutions.
Source: Lasexta
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