Introduction About Ceasefire
Moscow has stated that it does not have any ceasefires in Ukraine scheduled for Christmas or New Year’s.
Oleksiy Gromov, a Ukrainian Brigadier General, responded to a question regarding the prospect of a New Year’s Ceasefire by saying: “There will be a total ceasefire only when not a single occupier remains on our country.”
Dmitry Peskov, the principal spokesman for the Kremlin, added on Wednesday that there will be no “Christmas ceasefire” in Ukraine.
In the meantime, a cell where Russian forces held and mistreated minors has been discovered by Ukrainian officials in Kherson’s retaken region.
“We have proof that the kids weren’t given water, even if they got it every other day. They essentially received no nourishment “Human rights commissioner for the Ukrainian parliament, Dmytro Lubinets, claimed.
According to him, Russian forces put psychological pressure on the kids by telling them their parents had abandoned them and weren’t coming back.
Officials have discovered at least 10 torture rooms in Kherson.
Volodymyr Zelensky claimed that there is no peace on the frontlines of the conflict elsewhere as the bloodiest fighting is taking place in eastern Ukraine’s Donbas.
According to Mr. Zelensky, Russia’s strategy in its conflict with Ukraine is “destroying everything in front of them with artillery, so that only bare ruins and craters in the ground remain.”
Important Points About Ceasefire -:
- Children in Ukraine were detained and mistreated by Russian troops.
- Russia claims that any Patriot missiles fired by the US are legal targets in Ukraine.
- Belarus exercises are unlikely to endanger Ukraine, according to the MoD
- The General of Ukraine rules out the chance of a New Year’s truce
Truss accepted the hat as a present but declined the first lady of Ukraine’s jewelry (Ceasefire)
According to government transparency statistics, Liz Truss failed to find time to entertain guests at Chequers despite receiving a fancy hat as a gift during her brief time in No. 10, and she kept it instead.
The former prime minister decided to comply with the criteria for ministers for gifts worth £140 or more received in their official capacity by purchasing the hat given by Amanda Denton Millinery.
According to its website, the company, which has its headquarters in Hungerford, Berkshire, specializes in “occasion ladies hats” that are “ideal” for events like Cheltenham or Royal Ascot.
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As tensions between Armenia and Azerbaijan increase, Russia is “concerned.”
On Thursday, Russia underlined its alarm about the rising hostilities between Armenia and Azerbaijan.
For the fourth day in a row, a crucial road leading from Armenia to the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region is still closed.
Since the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991, the two nations have engaged in numerous battles over the Nagorno-Karabakh territory, which is recognised by the international community as being a part of Azerbaijan but is home to around 120,000 ethnic Armenians.
Due to Russian troops’ attention being diverted elsewhere, battle erupted in September, claiming the lives of almost 200 men.
After a Ukrainian gift exploded, the Polish police head was hospitalized
Following the explosion of a present from a top Ukrainian politician, a Polish police chief is receiving medical attention at a hospital.
On Wednesday, a gift that was in the room adjacent to Jarosaw Szymczyk’s office burst, injuring him.
When he was recently in Poland, he met with the head of the police and emergency services in Ukraine, and it was at that meeting that Mr. Szymczyk was given the present.
He continues to be monitored at the hospital.
A government employee at the national police headquarters also had minor wounds, but she did not need hospital care.
According to the interior ministry, “the Polish side has requested an explanation from the Ukrainian side.”
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In Ukraine, a Red Cross volunteer was killed. shelling in Kherson
During Russian shelling of Kherson in Ukraine, a volunteer for the Ukrainian Red Cross was killed.
The recently freed Ukrainian city has experienced intense shelling recently.
According to the office of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, a Russian strike on Kherson on Thursday resulted in the deaths of two individuals.
A volunteer for the Red Cross is KIlled in Kherson
During the Russian bombardment of Kherson, a volunteer for the Ukrainian Red Cross Emergency was slain.
A volunteer from the Ukrainian Red Cross Emergency response team was murdered today during the widespread bombardment of Kherson, according to a tweet from the organisation.
The Ukrainian Red Cross offers its condolences to the surviving family members.
Serbia is furious after Kosovo submits an official proposal to join the EU.
A first step on what appears to be a very long road to eventual membership, Kosovo’s prime minister officially submitted his country’s application to be given candidacy status for membership in the European Union on Thursday.
The application was given to Czech Minister for European Affairs Mikulas Bek by Prime Minister Albin Kurti, whose nation is now in the rotating EU presidency.
Kurti declared in Prague that “the European Union is a goal we strive towards and its is the destiny we embrace.”
Russia strikes Kharkiv, Ukraine infrastructure,’s
Russian soldiers targeted vital infrastructure in the eastern Ukrainian city of Kharkiv on Thursday, sparking multiple explosions, according to the mayor of that city.
“Incidents in Kharkiv. The enemy is aiming for infrastructure-related buildings. Ihor Terekhov, the mayor, posted a message on the messaging app Telegram requesting that everyone practice the utmost caution and seek shelter if they can.
EU leaders address disagreements over industrial support and sanctions against Russia
The leaders of the European Union gathered on Thursday to try and work out some of their lingering differences before the year is through, including how to protect their industry from subsidy-fueled US competition, additional penalties against Russia, and a ceiling on gas prices.
Belgian Prime Minister Alexander De Croo stated, “We are in Europe at a stage where we risk being deindustrialized, and right now our solution is not a common answer.”
Today, we observe that nations attempt to implement policies independently far too frequently. It somewhat resembles a game of “who has the deepest pocket.”
Thursday is likely to see no agreement.