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Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Street Fights In Sievjerodonetsk, EU Promises Billions In Aid

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Russia's military has apparently advanced into one of the last free cities in the Donbass. France investigates war crimes reporter's death. Russian troops are said to be trying to storm several towns. Ground attacks were also reported from the Bakhmut area a little further to the west. The situation in eastern Ukraine remains tense on the 97th day of the war. The "maximum combat capability of the Russian army" is now assembled in the Donbass, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said in a video message. The Ukrainian general staff reported Russian "storming activities" in the area of ​​the towns of Sievjerodonetsk and Toshkivka. The fighting continued, according to the current situation report. Russian troops advanced to Sievjerodonetsk on Monday. According to Luhansk governor Serhiy Hajdaj, they fought street battles with Ukrainian soldiers. He recommended that city residents stay in emergency shelters. He had previously announced that the city was about to be tak...
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Russia-Ukraine Conflict: USA Consider Russian Invasion Possible During Olympics

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The US government is urging US citizens to leave Ukraine within 48 hours. US President Joe Biden wants to call Russia's President Vladimir Putin on Saturday. The US thinks it is possible that Russia will invade Ukraine before the end of the Olympic Games. National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan said at a White House press conference. There is a "very clear possibility that Russia will decide to take military action." Accordingly, Russian President Vladimir Putin has not yet decided whether he wants to order an attack. However, Russia has prepared all its armed forces for a large military operation. The threat is so serious that now is the time for all US citizens in Ukraine to leave the country within the next 24 to 48 hours. "If you stay, you're taking the risk that there won't be any exit options," Sullivan said. If there were to be a Russian invasion, there would likely be airstrikes first and then a ground offensive. "Nobody could rely on air, r...
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Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Russia Tries To Destroy Infrastructure In Odessa

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Russian troops launched two missile attacks and hit a road and a railway bridge in the aforementioned estuary. Zelenski has accused Russia late this Sunday of damaging 90 percent of the houses in the city of Severodonetsk, in Donbas. The Russian army, which has focused its attacks on the east and south of Ukraine, also launches sporadic missile launches in the west of the country, in the coastal city of Odessa, where it has once again damaged several infrastructures in the Dniester River estuary, near the Black Sea. Russian troops launched two missile strikes, hitting a road and a railway bridge in the estuary. Both infrastructures had already been damaged in previous attacks, according to local Ukrainian agencies. "Desperately continuing to destroy the non-functioning bridge over the Dniester estuary, the Russians hit the previously broken track," Serhiy Bratchuk, a spokesman for the Odessa Military Administration, posted on his Telegram account. Deaths And Injuries In Russi...
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