Moscow: Russia has admitted that several Russian soldiers were killed during the Ukraine invasion. In an interview with Sky News, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that the Russian army was facing heavy resistance in the main cities of Ukraine, where the attack was intense. Peskov said that the army had suffered heavy casualties on the battlefield and that Russia had suffered a great tragedy. Russia has said it will not invade Ukraine. So far, however, the approach has been to reject Ukraine’s claims that Russia has suffered massive military damage. This is the first time that Russia has acknowledged that there has been heavy resistance and heavy casualties in the military.
The Ukrainian government claims that 19,000 Russian soldiers have been killed so far. Ukraine said it had destroyed several armored vehicles, tanks and military equipment of the Russian military. Russia has since acknowledged that there was now a military coup.
Russia’s Prime Minister Mikhail Michustin has said that Russia is facing the worst economic crisis in three decades due to sanctions imposed by the West. Ukraine has called on more Western countries not to buy oil and gas from Russia as the offensive continues. An estimated 40 million people have fled Ukraine during the six – week Russian occupation.
Several people, including soldiers and civilians, were killed in the attack. Thousands of people were injured. Meanwhile, Britain has announced sanctions against the daughters of Russian President Vladimir Putin, following in the footsteps of the US and the European Union. Britain has announced that it will freeze the assets of Putin’s sons Katharina Tikanova and Maria Vorontsova, and the daughter of Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov Yekaterina Vinokurova. Following the occupation of Ukraine, Britain imposed sanctions on 1,200 Russian individuals and businesses, including 76 princes and 16 banks. Putin’s assets are thought to be benami children. Ships with Russian flags do not have access to European ports. However, ships carrying agricultural and food products, humanitarian aid and fuel are allowed to enter.
Russia’s expulsion from UN Human Rights Council makes sense U.S. President Joe Biden responded by saying, Russia summoned by UN Human Rights Council over Ukraine massacre The resolution was brought by the United States, which called for the abolition. The resolution was supported by 93 of the 193 member states of the UN General Assembly. Russia’s war crimes in Ukraine Russia is not a member of the Human Rights Council. Corrects last day’s vote by the Council of Inquiries Russia has not been able to spread the word and spread false information. -Biden said. The U.N. is the first. A country’s human rights committee, which is a permanent member of the Security Council. Powered by Blogger.