War in Ukraine. evacuating employees from Avdiivka, a town the Russians are trying to encircle on the front line

Bombing in Sloviansk, evacuation in Avdiivka – front line, nuclear weapons”.tactics“… Le Figaro This Monday, March 27, recaps the war in Ukraine.

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Two dead and 29 injured in Sloviansk

At least two people were killed and 29 injured in a Russian bombardment in the eastern Ukrainian city of Slovyansk, the governor of the region announced on Monday.

“There are two dead and 29 injured in Sloviansk, administrative buildings and offices, five buildings and seven houses were damaged.Governor Pavlo Kirilenko posted on Facebook, adding that Russian forces “Around 10:30 a.m. (7:30 a.m. Paris time) two S-300 missiles hit the city center.“.

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Evacuation of employees in Avdiivka

On Monday, March 27, the administration of the city of Avdiyivka announced the evacuation of municipal employees from this settlement located on the eastern front of Ukraine and regularly bombed by Russian forces.

“Avdiivka looks more and more like a place taken from post-apocalyptic movies (…) Therefore, a difficult decision was made to evacuate (…) the municipal employees who at least tried to maintain the cleanliness and vitality of the city.The head of the local military administration, Vitaly Barabash, announced this on social networks.

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Zelensky and the head of the AIAE near Zaporozhye

Volodymyr Zelensky and the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Raphael Grossi met at the hydroelectric power plant of the Zaporizhia region, where the Ukrainian president was traveling on Monday.in the first lineon the southern front.

“I had a rich exchange with Vladimir Zelensky on the issue of defense“site”and its employees– wrote Rafael Grossi on Twitter, accompanying the photo of the two men. The two leaders went to the site of a hydroelectric plant on the Dnieper River, which is responsible for supplying the nuclear power plant, which is occupied by the Russian army and suffers periodic blackouts.

Moscow will not change its “tactical” plans for nuclear weapons in Belarus

Russia announced on Monday that it would not change its plans to deploy “tactical” nuclear weapons in Belarus, despite widespread criticism from Western countries. “Of course, such a reaction cannot affect Russia’s plans.Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told journalists about it.

On Saturday, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced that he has the Minsk Agreement on the deployment of nuclear weapons.tacticsIn Belarus, a country at the gates of the European Union and led since 1994 by Alexander Lukashenko, its closest ally. According to the President of the Russian Federation, preparatory work for this deployment should begin next month.

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Source: Le Figaro

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