Zelensky visited the positions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in Avdiivka; The EU Council approved “roaming visa-free” in Ukraine. Athletistic highlights yesterday’s key events.
Zelensky visited the positions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in Avdiivka
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited the advanced positions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the city of Avdiivka, Donetsk region. He heard a report from the commander of the Donetsk operational-tactical group on the situation in his area of responsibility. The President also spoke to the military personnel of the marines, airborne assault, mechanized and artillery units, thanked them for their service and gave awards.
The EU Council approved visa-free roaming in Ukraine
The Council of the European Union supported Ukraine’s accession to the EU’s free roaming zone. This will allow Ukrainians to pay less for roaming in European countries. “Prices for calls to relatives in Europe for Ukrainians will decrease. Operators will not charge 30 hryvnias per minute of conversation. No need to change SIM cards while traveling in Europe . In addition, consumer rights will be protected under EU rules,” he said. Deputy Prime Minister Mikhail Fedorov. The final decision must be approved by the Association Committee on the trading team.
Ukraine and Poland will continue grain transit
Ukraine has agreed with Poland on the continuation of food transit to the country. Transport of Ukrainian grain will be sealed with electronic seals with GPS. The transit of Ukrainian agricultural products through the territory of Poland will be unblocked on the night of Thursday April 21 to Friday April 22.
The Kremlin said that Putin visited the headquarters in the Kherson region and the “LPR”
The Kremlin said that Russian President Vladimir Putin allegedly visited the headquarters of the Dnepr occupation forces in the Kherson direction. Later, information appeared that the President of the Russian Federation allegedly visited the headquarters of the Vostok National Guard in “LPR”. However, the media, after studying the video, said that Putin may visit the occupied territories of Kherson and Luhansk regions before Easter last week.
Syrsky spoke about the situation ahead
The troops of the Russian Federation were conducting offensive operations in different directions at the same time, but the Ukrainian fighters managed to stop their advance and caused heavy losses. This was said by the commander of the Ground Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Alexander Syrsky. He emphasized that the direction of Bakhmut remains the center of the conflict. According to him, the battles for Bakhmut are continuing and the situation is currently under control.
Russia shelled Kherson, Ukrainsk and Lugansk regions, there are victims
The Russians demolish the central part of Kherson, the area of the Central Market. As a result of the shelling, one civilian was killed, seven people were injured, and windows were broken in the main pavilion and kiosks.
Also, the Russian invaders rained artillery fire on the city of Ukrainsk in the Donetsk region. At least eight people were injured, three multi-storey residential buildings and 18 shopping pavilions of the local central market were damaged.
Three civilians were killed, one was injured as a result of an enemy air raid in the Svatovsky district of the Lugansk region. It was noted that in recent days the enemy has almost continuously used tactical aircraft to bomb the occupied settlements of the Svatovsky region.
Germany announced the delivery of the Patriot system to Ukraine
The German government said it had “delivered the Patriot air defense system to Ukraine.” The Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine neither confirmed nor denied the information that the Patriot is already in Ukraine. However, they noted that the reception of this air defense system will be a landmark event, as it will allow you to shoot enemy targets at greater distances.
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Source: korrespondent
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