Russian forces filter deserted army gear after Ukrainian troops’ retreat from Avdiivka
As the world marks two years since Russia invaded Ukraine, Kyiv has warned the West will probably be Russia’s subsequent goal if Vladimir Putin is allowed to win.
Anya, a volunteer and programmer from Kharkiv, whose household reside beneath lethal missile fireplace day by day within the north of the nation, delivers a stark warning to the UK and the US.
“If Ukraine loses, the West will be the next,” she says. “I don’t want the world to turn into a slaughtered mess.”
It comes as Vladimir Putin has been accused of “behaving like Nazis” in a scathing attack by David Cameron.
Addressing the UN in New York on the eve of the anniversary, the international secretary mentioned: “We’ve heard every excuse in the book. One minute he says it was about attacking Nazis, the next minute it was because there was a threat to Russia, then he tells us it was Nato provocation, then he says this country doesn’t really exist.
“The only people behaving like Nazis are Putin and his cronies who thought they could invade a country, take its territory and ultimately the world would look away.”
Maryam Zakir-Hussain24 February 2024 08:49
Two years of struggle: Ukraine warns West will probably be Putin’s subsequent goal if Russia is allowed to win
Every day, they face a “human wave” of Russian troopers, whose commanders seemingly haven’t any qualms about sending males excessive right into a battlefield now nicknamed “the meat grinder”.
Maryam Zakir-Hussain24 February 2024 08:20
Cameron warns UN allies in opposition to ‘compromise’ over Ukraine struggle
Lord David Cameron warned the United Nations in opposition to “fatigue” and “compromise” over Russia’s struggle in Ukraine as he urged allies to maintain up help for Kyiv.
The UK Foreign Secretary mentioned the world should “recognise the cost of giving up” in a speech in New York on the eve of the second anniversary of Moscow’s invasion.
European nations are struggling to search out sufficient inventory to ship to Kyiv, and US assist price 60 billion {dollars} (£47 billon) is stalled over political variations in Washington.
Maryam Zakir-Hussain24 February 2024 08:10
Maryam Zakir-Hussain24 February 2024 07:55
Ukraine says it downed second Russian A-50 plane in main blow to Moscow
Ukrainian forces downed a Russian early warning and management plane on Friday, the air pressure chief mentioned, a significant win for the nation as its military fights to repel persistent Russian assaults alongside the entrance line because the struggle enters its third yr.
General Mykola Oleshchuk thanked Ukraine’s army intelligence for serving to down the Russian A-50 plane on Russia’s army vacation on Friday. “Congratulations to the occupiers on the Defender of the Fatherland day,” General Oleshchuk mentioned on a sardonic word.
Ukrainian media carried footage purportedly displaying a large fireplace that erupted when the massive warplane crashed within the Krasnodar area on the jap coast of the Sea of Azov.
Maryam Zakir-Hussain24 February 2024 07:44
Putin unleashes strikes throughout southern Ukraine on anniversary of struggle
Russian forces unleashed drone strikes throughout southern Ukraine in a single day, leading to one fatality and extra casualties.
At least 12 drones have been shot down over Mykolaiv, Kirovohrad, and Odesa oblasts, Ukraine defence forces reported on Telegram.
One of the downed drones crashed right into a residential neighborhood in Odesa, destroying a part of the building and inflicting a fireplace.
A person was killed within the attack, whereas rescuers managed to get his spouse out of the rubble.
The lady was hospitalised in critical situation. Two different residents of the adjoining house have been taken to the hospital with burns and different accidents, as reported by the Kyiv Independent.
Maryam Zakir-Hussain24 February 2024 07:30
Putin accused of ‘behaving like Nazis’ on two-year struggle anniversary
David Cameron has accused Vladimir Putin of behaving just like the Nazis in a scathing attack because the world marks two years since Russia invaded Ukraine.
Speaking in New York, the international secretary urged Western allies to withstand compromising with Russia as he addressed the UN.
“We’ve heard every excuse in the book. One minute he says it was about attacking Nazis, the next minute it was because there was a threat to Russia, then he tells us it was Nato provocation, then he says this country doesn’t really exist.
“These excuses are nonsense. It was an invasion, pure and simple. The only people behaving like Nazis are Putin and his cronies who thought they could invade a country, take its territory and ultimately the world would look away.”
Maryam Zakir-Hussain24 February 2024 07:27
Three huge classes from two years of struggle
Russia skilled Mark Galeotti sifts by way of the carnage of the bloody battle for clues as to what is going to occur subsequent:
Jane Dalton24 February 2024 06:55
Four Western leaders arrive in Kyiv to indicate solidarity on 2nd struggle anniversary
Four Western leaders, together with the prime ministers of Italy, Canada, and Belgium, arrived in Kyiv at the moment to indicate solidarity with Ukraine on the second anniversary of Russia’s invasion.
Italy’s Giorgia Meloni, Canada’s Justin Trudeau, Belgium’s Alexander De Croo and the president of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, travelled to the Ukrainian capital collectively in a single day by prepare from neighbouring Poland, the Italian authorities mentioned in an announcement.
Ms Meloni was attributable to host a videoconference later within the day from Kyiv that can contain leaders from the Group of Seven main democracies, with Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskiy invited to affix the dialogue.
Namita Singh24 February 2024 06:21
Russian drones hit Odesa two nights operating
Russian drones attacked Ukraine’s Black Sea port of Odesa on Friday for the second evening operating, hitting a residential building, triggering a fireplace and severely injuring two individuals, the regional governor mentioned.
“A residential building in Odesa was damaged by enemy shelling and a fire subsequently broke out,” the governor, Oleh Kiper, wrote on the Telegram app. “Two injured people were reported so far … and they were taken to hospital in serious condition.”
Flames reached into the sky from numerous buildings.
At least three individuals have been killed within the first attack.
Jane Dalton24 February 2024 06:15