Live / Violent attacks in Kherson. Belarus starts inspection of troops

The intention can only be “maintain hostilities”. The spokesman for the Russian president thus responded, this Tuesday, to the three steps towards peace suggested by Zelensky. Dmitry Peskov was speaking at a press conference. “These are three steps toward new combat operations,” Peskov said.

In a message addressed to the G7 countries, the Ukrainian president defended on Monday three steps to achieve peace: a new power, a new strength and a new diplomacy.

The announcement was made by Volodymyr Balance, traitor to the Ukrainians, hero for the russians: a new city will be built on the Arabat Spit (Arabat land bridge) in the Genichesk district of the Kherson region.

Saldo was mayor of Kherson but joined the pro-Russian forces after the invasion. He is now acting governor, appointed by the Kremlin.

“The President of Russia looks to the future, to a peaceful future. They were asked to build a small town in the Genichesk district on the Arabat Spit. There are very good natural conditions, there are rail and road connections. The place is very attractive, ”he was quoted as saying by the Russian agency Ria Novosti.

It is a step to try to avoid a disaster at the largest nuclear power plant in Europe. Emmanuel Macron announced this Tuesday that there is an agreement on the table and that it goes through remove all heavy weapons from the nuclear power plant from Zaporizia.

The mediation is in charge of the International Atomic Energy Agency.

“We managed to protect Chernobyl and our goal is to protect Zaporizia. The next few weeks will be crucial,” the French president said. The facilities have been occupied by Russian forces since March.

The goal is to understand the level of readiness of the army. Belarus launched a surprise inspection of its troops on Tuesday, as announced by the Belarusian Ministry of Defense, which will involve activities of various kinds.

“The troops shall move to the designated areas as quickly as possible, carry out their engineering equipment, organize protection and defense, and establish bridge crossings over the Neman and Berezina rivers,” the ministry explained in its note.

It is the first time in ten years and the question remained in the air. Why doesn’t the Russian president hold the usual big end-of-year press conference? After the Kremlin announcement, explanations began to emerge.

Tatiana Stanovaya, a Russian political analyst, says that President Putin does not want to “waste” time on “little things.”

“I don’t think Putin has anything to say, especially since he has been talking a lot lately. Instead, he will have a psychological unwillingness to answer dull, rote questions.”

The information is advanced by Reuters, which cites Russian sources. The city of Klintsy (Bryansk, in southern Russia), 45 kilometers from the border, was bombed overnight. The attack caused no casualties, according to the regional governor.

“As a result of the work of the air defense systems of the Russian Armed Forces, the missile was destroyed and some parts hit the territory of an industrial zone,” Governor Alexander Bogomaz said on Telegram.

Good day.

It’s been 293 days since Russia invaded Ukraine. This Monday, the speech of the Ukrainian president marked the day, with Zelensky assuming that the war only ends with the death of Vladimir Putin, the Russian president.

Already on the morning of this Tuesday, the international press reported a violent attack in Kherson, the recently liberated southern city of Ukraine, and where the exodus of the population continues.

We will be here following the most important news about the war in Ukraine. Monday’s live blog can be found here.

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