The main events are the 1,211 day of the Russian war in Ukraine.
Thursday, June 19, things stand in such a way:
Battle
- Earlier this week, the death of a large number of Russian attacks on Kiev has increased to 28, 130 injured, though the rescue work is still underway.
- According to Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelensky, 440 drones and 32 missiles were attacked.
- Moscow’s feature of the attack was clearly shown on the “military-industrial facilities in the Kiev region”, although the video footage showed part of an attack on an apartment block in the Ukrainian capital.
- Russia said he was caught in the village of Novomiocoliwaka in the northeastern Suman region of Ukraine, where the Russian troops have renewed their aggressively. The region is at the center of the battle after the Russian attack in 2022.
Duplicity
- Speaking to foreign media at a press conference late at night, Russian leader Vladimir Putin rejected the fear that he was planning to attack the Nato military alliance. They said that Russia was not in danger due to the military group and its rebuilding.
- Putin said that in the Ukraine war to Germany, he directly supplied the Taurus Cruise missile to actor Mala. Earlier this month, the German Defense Ministry said that Ukraine did not plan to do this despite repeated requests from Ukraine.
- Putin further said that he does not consider Germany a “neutral state”, but he considers “the party that supports Ukraine and in some cases… as a partner of these enemies.”
- Despite his statement, Putin said that he was ready to meet German Chancellor Frederick Merz, although he expressed doubts about the role of Germany as an intermediary in the Russia-Ukraine war.
- Putin has offered to meet Zelensky but only in the “final phase” of the discussion to end the conflict. Last month, Putin refused to attend a face -to -face conference in Istanbul with the Ukrainian president.
- Zelenskar is planning to participate in the NATO meeting next week, where members will discuss the increase in protection costs of 5 percent of the gross domestic product (GDP).
Approval
- Canada announces a new approval for 77 people, 39 organizations and 200 ships in Russia’s oil tanker “Shedo Fleet”. In addition to the approval, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carne promised $ 1.47 billion to Ukraine for military support.
