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Today is the 14th day of the war between Russia and Ukraine. Russia has declared a ceasefire on Wednesday, so that civilians trapped in the war can be evacuated. There will be a ceasefire in the cities of Sumy, Kharkiv, Mariopol, Chernihiv, Zaporizhzhya. The Ukrainian military has created a huge obstacle, unlike expected, for Russia. Ukraine says Russian forces have destroyed 61 hospitals and medical equipment in Ukraine. On the other hand, this special military operation of the Russian army has increased the refugee crisis in neighboring countries. At the same time, Poland has announced to give all its MiG-29 fighter planes to Ukraine. However, the US has said that this step is worrying and not justified.
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Russia is targeting the Evacuation Corridor
The British Defense Ministry has alleged that Russia is targeting the Evacuation Corridor in Irpin to evacuate civilians. There is no water, electricity for the last several days due to the fierce war here.
Soldier gave the message of Time of the Strong
Ukrainian soldiers guarding an entry point in Karaken in the Bucha district of Irpin, Ukraine, said their countrymen were strong enough to stop Russia. It is written on his helmet – Time of the Strong. When he was asked his name, he said – I am Ukraine.
On the way from Irpin to Kyiv, Ukrainian soldiers were seen buying essential food items and coffee from the supermarket. It is snowing heavily here.
Girl’s song won the heart of the world
A video of a Ukrainian girl Amelia in a bunker singing ‘Let It Go’ from the animated film ‘Frozen’ has gone viral. This video made many people cry. This video has been shared by Marta Smekhova on Facebook. It has got 3 million views worldwide.
American actress Idina Menzel has reacted to this video. She has played the role of Ilsa in it. In his tweet, he said that we can see you, we can really see you.
The video of Ukrainian girl Amelia has received 3 million views. In this, she is sitting in a bunker singing the song ‘Let It Go’ from the animated film Frozen.
Poland will provide MiG-29 fighter plane
Poland has said that it is ready to give all its MiG-29 fighter planes to America. They will be sent to the US Air Base in Germany. The Ukrainian army will be able to use them. Ukrainian soldiers are trained to fly MiG-29s.
Putin signed the decree
Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a special decree to enhance Russia’s security in foreign trade. With this order, the government will be able to ban the export of goods and raw materials from some countries and imports from abroad. Which items are included in this will be listed later. It does not include items of personal use. This special economic measure has been implemented till 31 December 2022.
Zelensky arrived at the office
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky arrives at his government office in the capital Kyiv on Tuesday, the 13th day of the Russian war. He also made the location public by posting his video. This is the first time Zelensky has posted a video from his office during the war. Zelensky said that I have neither run nor will I run. He reiterated NATO’s demand to declare Ukraine a no-fly zone. Zelensky returns to his office at a time when the Russian army is bombarding Gostomel, just 35 kilometers from Kyiv. Late on Tuesday, Zelensky addressed the UK Parliament online.
Declare Russia as terrorist state
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, during his historic speech in the House of Commons of the UK, called for the designation of Russia as a terrorist. He said that if Ukraine is to be saved from war, Europe must do so. Zelensky was greeted by standing lawmakers.
Addressing British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, Zelensky said, ‘We want your help to help the Western countries. We are grateful for this help and I am grateful to you, Boris.’ The President of Ukraine said, ‘Please increase the sanctions against this country (Russia) and please declare this country a terrorist state. Please ensure that the skies of our Ukraine remain safe.’
Important Updates of Jung
- American fast food company McDonald’s has temporarily closed all its restaurants in Russia. The company’s CEO Chris Kempzinki informed this in a letter.
- Russia has banned the sale of foreign currency till 9 September.
- US President Joe Biden spoke to Ukrainian President Zelensky and inquired about the latest situation in the war.
- The United Nations said the number of refugees fleeing has exceeded two million.
- A large number of civilians came out through a secure corridor found to leave the eastern city of Sumi, surrounded by Russian forces. These people were seen leaving the city while sitting in the bus. An agreement was reached between the officials of both the countries for this safe corridor.