Zelensky invited the UN to legally define the concept of a terrorist state; Turkey agreed to support Sweden and Finland’s entry into NATO. Athletistic features yesterday’s major events.
Zelensky urged to exclude Russia from the UN Security Council
President Volodymyr Zelensky spoke via video link at a UN Security Council meeting and called for Russia to be excluded from the Security Council. He spoke about Russia’s rocket attacks in several cities in Ukraine in recent days, including yesterday’s strike at a shopping center in Kremenchuk, about the dead and injured as a result of the attacks, including child. The President said the Russians are acting like terrorists, and the UN’s job is to keep peace on the planet.
Turkey, Finland and Sweden have signed a memorandum on NATO membership
Following talks in Madrid on Tuesday, Turkey agreed to unblock Sweden and Finland’s entry into NATO. The memorandum signed by the countries emphasizes that Finland, Sweden and Turkey “are obliged to give each other full support against each other’s security threats.”
Kremenchug authorities expressed mourning
In the city of Kremenchug, Poltava region, the rubble of the Amstor shopping and entertainment center continues, which was hit by Russian missiles the previous day. The city expressed mourning for the dead. As of Tuesday morning, June 28, more than half of the rubble had been cleared and the fire extinguished.
As a result of Russia’s strike at the Amstor shopping center in Kremenchug, 21 people were deemed missing, 18 people died. Overall, as a result of the missile attack on the shopping center, 59 people were injured, 25 people were hospitalized, 1 died at the hospital.
Celebrating Constitution Day in Ukraine
The memorable date is celebrated annually on the same day, this year the Basic Law of our country became 26 years old. On June 28, 1996, at 9:18 am, the Verkhovna Rada adopted and ratified the Constitution of Ukraine. Prior to that, the Constitution of the Ukrainian SSR of 1978 was in force in our country, with some changes. The President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky greeted the countrymen on the Day of the Constitution of Ukraine. Addressing the people of Ukraine, he stressed: our sovereignty extends to the entire territory, our territory within the existing borders is important and inviolable, only the people can change the order of the constitution in Ukraine, no one can usurp state power.
Medvedev threatened a total catastrophe because of Crimea
Any attempt to invade Russia -occupied Crimea in Moscow would be considered a declaration of war on the Russian Federation. This was stated by Deputy Head of the Russian Security Council Dmitry Medvedev. According to him, Crimea is part of Russia. And any attempt to invade the peninsula is a declaration of war on the Russian Federation.
The head of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine Oleksiy Danilov, responded to threats by the deputy head of the Russian Security Council Dmitry Medvedev, about a third world war in the event of an attempt to de-occupy the Crimea. He stressed that “Crimea is yours” is possible only in the sick anti-Semitic, Ukrainian-phobic imagination of some Kremlin figures, and without attempt. The return of the temporarily occupied territory of Crimea will be carried out without immediate attempt.
The Kremlin said the war could end before the day is over
Russian President Dmitry Peskov’s Press Secretary said Ukraine could end the war before the day was over if it laid down arms and surrendered. Thus, Peskov responded to the words of Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky that he hoped to end the conflict in the country before the onset of the cold season. According to the press secretary of the Russian president, the war in Ukraine “goes according to plan” and “reaches its goals.” But at the same time, the officer could not determine the final date of the fight.
Mikhail Podolyak, adviser to the head of the Office of the President, responded to Kremlin Speaker Dmitry Peskov’s ultimatums about ending the war one day by the surrender of Ukraine. He stressed that Moscow could end the war at any moment, only by returning to sufficiency: stop firing missiles at cities, withdraw troops and abandon “nuclear propaganda.”
Another prisoner exchange took place
The coordinating headquarters for the treatment of prisoners of war conducted another exchange according to formulas 17 to 15 between Ukraine and the Russian Federation. 16 Ukrainian servicemen returned home, including two officers and 14 soldiers. A civilian was also released. Five of those released were seriously injured.
The enemies fired at Ochakov
As a result of Russia’s strikes in Ochakovo, three people were killed, including a child – a six -year -old girl. Moreover, there were children among the victims. After the attack, in some areas of the city there was no water, as well as gas, electricity and Internet.
Russia hit the Dnieper
Dnipro Mayor Boris Filatov said Russian occupiers were firing on the city. As a result of the strike on the Dnieper, a rocket hit the service station Avtodiesel, people were trapped under the rubble.
Ukraine has started providing electricity to European countries
Ukraine began commercial electricity transmission to Europe in July. This was announced on Tuesday, June 28, by the head of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on Energy and Housing and Utilities Andriy Gerus. The total trading capacity in the first phase will be set at 100 MW. After this initial stage, the gradual increase in trading capacity will be regularly evaluated based on grid stability and security considerations.
Roscosmos posted satellite images of the venue where the NATO summit will be held
Before the NATO summit began, which should recognize Russia as the biggest threat, Roscosmos released satellite images of the summit area in Madrid. Roskosmos also posted coordinates of so-called “decision centers” in the US, UK, France, Germany, and Spain. Russia’s space department wrote that at the NATO summit “Western countries will declare Russia their worst enemy.”
Rada announced when the fuel crisis will end
It takes 4-6 weeks to normalize the fuel situation in Ukraine, said the head of the energy committee of the Verkhovna Rada Andriy Gerus. He confirmed the forecast of the Ministry of Economy that in June fuel imports will grow 1.6 times compared to May – up to 600,000 tonnes. At the same time, two -thirds of them will be diesel fuel, the rest – gasoline and liquefied gas.
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Source: korrespondent
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