Live – War in Ukraine: The international community in shock after the Kramadorsk massacre

Germany has almost exhausted the possibility of supplying supplies to Ukraine from its military reserves. German Defense Minister Kristin Lambrecht said on Saturday that Berlin is now directly supplied by the arms sector.

“From Bundeswehr shares to deliveries, I have to say honestly that we have reached a limit in the meantime,” he said.

Because the country must maintain its effectiveness and be able to “guarantee the security of the country and its allies (NATO, editorial note).”

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The CNN press team was able to visit the site of the former Chernobyl power plant, the site of the worst nuclear disaster of 1986, along with the Ukrainian Interior and Energy Ministers.

The Russians, who have been occupying the plant since February 24, appear to have been grossly negligent in essential security measures at the site. Ukrainian officials have already indicated that their exit could be explained by higher radiation pollution.

CNN reporters went to the site of the plant, which was occupied by Russian soldiers. Their lawsuits show high rates of dismissal.

The Russian food ration was discovered near the Red Forest, the most polluted part of the world. She has 50 times more radiation than normal.

Agence France-Presse journalists were able to observe the scene, as evacuations of civilians continued this Saturday in Gramadorsk, which killed at least 52 people the day after the attack on the station.

Mini buses and vans arrived to pick up dozens of survivors of a bomb blast overnight at a church in the city center.

Fears of a large-scale Moscow-led operation in the Donbass are mounting, with some choosing to flee to pro-Russian territories.

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⁇ Russia has restructured its military command in Ukraine. Official Western sources told the BBC that the Russian military in Ukraine was undergoing a major overhaul. General Alexander Dvornikov is now leading the invasion. He worked especially in Syria.

⁇ The UN says more than 4.4 million Ukrainians have fled their country. The High Commissioner for Refugees said on Saturday that Europe had not seen such a flood of refugees since World War II. 90% of refugees are women and children.

⁇ Kyiv expects to receive EU candidate status by June. Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Olha Stefanychyna has announced that Ukraine’s status should be granted soon, following the presentation of a questionnaire on EU membership to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen by Volodymyr Zelensky on Friday.

⁇ Two paintings from the Morozov collection will be in France. One of the two paintings on display at the Louis Vuitton Foundation in Paris since September belongs to the Russian oligarchy targeted by European sanctions.

According to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), more than 4.4 million Ukrainian refugees have fled the country since Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered the occupation on February 24.

The UNHCR counted exactly 4,441,663 Ukrainian refugees on Saturday. These are 59.347 higher than the previous score on Friday. No such refugees were seen coming to Europe after World War II.

90% of those who left Ukraine were women and children.

Russian officials on Saturday accused the Russian video channel of blocking the Russian parliament channel’s account, promising retaliation, raising fears that it would block the service on Russian soil.

Duma Speaker Vyasaslav Volodin has condemned Washington’s move to violate the “rights” of Russians, saying the Youtube channel “Douma-TV”, the lower house of the Russian parliament, has been blocked.

“The United States wants to have a monopoly on the dissemination of information,” he said in a telegram. “We can not allow this.”

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Exhibited in Paris since September as part of an exhibition organized by the Louis Vuitton Foundation, the Ministry of Culture has announced that two paintings from the Morozov collection will be in France.

The first was “the Russian oligarchy, which owns it, will remain in France as long as the property is subject to freezing action,” we told Rue de Volois.

The second is owned by the Museum of Ukrainian Fine Arts in Dnipropetrovsk. “He will remain in France until the situation in the country allows him to return safely.”

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Ukraine’s Deputy Prime Minister Olha Stefanichina tweeted that Kiev expects EU candidate status by June.

“We have already done a lot of work, so we are ready to move fast. We expect to achieve candidate status in June. This is part of our victory against the Russian occupier who wants to reverse the democratic path taken by Ukraine,” he wrote on Twitter.

On Friday, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, who visited Kyiv, presented a questionnaire to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky seeking to apply for membership in the European Union.

Western official source The BBC revealed Russia has restructured its military chain in Ukraine. General Alexander Dvornikov is now leading the invasion.

“This commander has a lot of experience during Russian operations in Syria, so we expect to see improvement in command and control of the troops,” the source told the British media.

On the 45th day of the invasion of Ukraine, Russia failed to achieve its main military objectives. After attempting to capture the capital, Kyiv, Russian troops are now concentrating their operations on the Donbass.

According to images obtained by BFMTV, a maternity hospital in the Boutcha district was the target of a serious Russian bombing.

The maternity ward was attacked while the patients were inside. It is located in the Boutcha district, where streets full of corpses and mass graves were discovered last weekend.

The Russian army has withdrawn from this area, which is located in the suburbs near Kiev. Moscow is now concentrating its attacks on the Donbass.

Serhiy Haïdaï, governor of the Luhansk region, called on the Russian military to intensify its military operations in the region.

The Luhansk region is located in the Donbass, which today is the main military base of the Russian army.

“The Russians are gathering troops for an attack, and we are seeing an increase in bombings,” Sergei Haitai said in a television interview.

About 30% of the area’s population has not yet been evicted.

⁇ Zhelensky called for a “firm global response” after the attack on Gramadorsk. The Ukrainian president spoke on Facebook of his desire to bring to justice the attack that killed at least 52 people Friday at a train station in the city, located in Donbass.

⁇ 10 Humanitarian Corridors will open this Saturday. Ukraine’s deputy prime minister has said one of the 10 open routes to evacuate civilians from besieged areas is to evacuate from Mariupol.

⁇ It is expected to strengthen Russian operations in eastern and southern Ukraine. British intelligence expects Russian offensive around Donbass to intensify. Russian forces have now seen their plans thwarted by Ukrainian opposition.

⁇ 176 Ukrainian children have died since the war began. The information was shared by the Ukrainian Interior Ministry on Saturday. The report said 324 children had been injured so far since the attack began.

Ukraine’s Deputy Prime Minister Irina Vareshchuk said on Saturday that 10 humanitarian corridors would be opened with the aim of evacuating civilians from the besieged Ukrainian regions.

One of these walkways is about Mariupol, located on the shores of the Sea of ​​Azov, which has been under siege since the first days of the Russian military offensive.

In a new bulletin released on Twitter this Saturday, British intelligence services pointed out that Russian military operations are now focusing on the Donbass and Mariupol and Mykolaiv.

These measures are supported by the “continuous firing of ship missiles on Ukraine by the Russian navy”. London expects Russian aviation operations to intensify in the south and east of Ukraine.

“However, Russia’s aspirations to establish a land route between Crimea and Donbass continue to be thwarted by Ukrainian opposition,” the statement said.

The Ukrainian Interior Ministry said in a statement on Twitter this morning that 176 children had been killed so far since the start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

A further 324 children were injured.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky spoke about the Russian offensive that killed at least 52 people at the Kramatorsk station overnight from Friday to Saturday.

“Like the Boutcha massacre, like many other Russian war crimes, the missile that struck Kramatorsk must be brought before a court of law, and that must happen,” he said.

He called for a “strong global response” after this new drama.

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