Russia declares ceasefire for evacuations from major Ukraine cities
-
When do I lose my car insurance bonus?
-
5G connections in Africa to increase 50-fold by 2028
-
Flamengo loses lawsuit and Guerrero does not have to reimburse R$ 1.8 million for image rights
-
Johnny Depp: These millions of euros that Amber Heard is about to pay him … but that he will not be able to touch!
Russia declares ceasefire for evacuations
in Kharkov, Kiev, Sumy and Mariupol at 8 a.m. Dutch time on Monday to give civilians the opportunity to leave these Ukrainian cities. This is reported by the Russian news agency Interfax . Shots and explosions are still heard in the cities.
Ukraine is on Monday in negotiations with Russia on humanitarian corridors through which civilians can flee from a number of cities. But the country has little confidence in that, because Russian troops have not stopped their attacks.
Russia had promised a ceasefire from 8 a.m. According to the Russian Defense Ministry, six corridors are being set up, leading in the direction of Russia and Belarus.
The Ukrainian authorities say that everyone can decide for themselves where they go and advise people not to be evacuated by Russia.
Russia declares ceasefire for evacuations from major Ukraine cities
France pleaded with Russia for humanitarian corridors
The so-called humanitarian corridors are being set up at the request of French President Emmanuel Macron and because of the current situation in those cities, the ministry said.
The Russian state news agency RIA has published maps showing the corridors running from Kiev to Belarus.
From Kharkov, civilians could only go to Russia, while the escape routes at Sumy and Mariupol also lead to Ukrainian cities. Civilians may also be evacuated from Kiev by air, the Defense Ministry said.
Russia monitors evacuations with drones (Russia declares ceasefire for evacuations)
Russia is deploying drones to monitor the evacuations, “so Ukrainian efforts to mislead Russia and the rest of the civilized world are futile”.
A spokesman for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky called Russia’s attitude toward the corridors “utterly immoral” on Monday. Ukrainians should have the right to remain on their own territory if they leave the cities, he said.
Russia itself violated previous ceasefires
Both Saturday and Sunday, Ukraine and Russia agreed on a similar corridor at Mariupol. But on both days, the evacuation of civilians from the besieged city was halted due to violence. Both camps accuse each other of violating the truce.
It is unclear how many people have been able to flee from the city. Pro-Russian rebels, along with Russian forces surrounding Mariupol, reported 300 people on Sunday.
They would have left Mariupol under the protection of the rebels on the east side. “Ukrainian nationalists” would like to prevent citizens from leaving, the separatists said.
JOIN US ON WHATSAPP
-
Good News TV series4 weeks ago
Preta Gil is the new presenter of TVZ on Multishow
-
Good News TV series4 weeks ago
Justin Bieber and Hailey go to church using a powerful car – OFuxico
-
Good News TV series4 weeks ago
Justin Bieber and Hailey go to church using a powerful car – OFuxico
-
News4 weeks ago
Harry decides to appeal after loss of police protection in the UK
-
Good News TV series4 weeks ago
Fuzuê: Pascoal is sentenced to more than 70 years in prison
-
News1 month ago
Viradouro wins the Rio de Janeiro Carnival title in 2024 now news
-
Good News TV series1 month ago
Cris discovers Isis's pregnancy. And now?
-
Health & Fitness4 weeks ago
Hyperbaric Oxygenation accelerates recovery from knee injuries, according to USP study