Ukrainian men between the ages of 18 and 60 are not allowed to leave the country due to the emergency law. They will not be allowed to cross the country’s border, Liv city customs chief Danil Menshikov announced in a message posted on the social networking site Facebook.
By AFP
IUkrainian President Volodymyr Zhelensky announced on Friday that the general military mobilization to counter the Russian invasion of the country began the same morning, according to an order issued on the site of the Ukrainian president. According to the text, the measure applies to those subject to “military compulsion and reservation” and within 90 days in all Ukrainian regions.
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, which began at dawn on Thursday, has claimed the lives of 137 Ukrainians, according to Ukrainian Health Minister Viktor Lasko, according to the Interfax-Ukraine News Agency on Thursday evening. A further 316 people were injured. Lasko said Ukrainian hospitals could handle the visit for now.
27 accept new restrictions
Twenty-seven approved new sanctions against Russia on Thursday, targeting the finance, energy and transport sectors in response to its occupation of Ukraine, their report says.
Recognized at the start of their summit in Brussels, “in close coordination with EU allies and allies”, the measures included dual-use goods (both civilian and military) and the issuance of visas, while Belarus was accused of involvement. According to the report, Russia’s operations will be hit by additional sanctions.
Armored vehicles
The Russian offensive began early Thursday morning. “Russian military vehicles, including armored vehicles, have crossed the Ukrainian border,” border guards said in a statement marking the start of fighting and war. Tension increased throughout the day. In the afternoon, Russian troops stormed an airport near the Ukrainian capital Kiev and took control.
Fighting broke out in several areas. Many Ukrainians who faced the Russian attack came to the road to escape from the front line.
Russia, which has been invading Ukraine since Thursday morning, has announced that it has taken control of the Chernobyl power plant, which caused the worst nuclear accident in 1986.
This Russian capture was the last weapon of the day marked by many battles and tensions. At the end of the day, Vladimir Putin defended the Russian invasion for a long time during a speech. According to him, Russia has “no other option” than to launch its own forces in Ukraine. The Kremlin leader also promised not to harm the world economic system.
Instant sentences
This Russian invasion was quickly condemned by large sections of the international political class. US President Joe Biden has condemned the “unjust attack” as “causing suffering and loss of human lives.” “We strongly condemn Russia’s unjustified attack on Ukraine. In these dark times, our thoughts are on Ukraine and its innocent women, men and children who are facing this unprovoked attack and fear for their lives, ”said Ursula van der Leyen, President of the European Commission and Charles Michel, President of the European Council. Joint text.
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In Belgium, Alexander de Crore spoke in the living room this Thursday afternoon, before the full session. “Today we are living in dark times after World War II,” the head of the Belgian government declared. “We thought that peace would be established in Europe. Today, there seems to be nothing beyond the truth. ⁇
An extraordinary European summit is currently underway to strengthen sanctions against Russia.
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