President Zelensky Said- Talks Of Both Sides Will Continue

President Zelensky said- talks of both sides will continue on Tuesday, know the situation of the Russia-Ukraine war so far.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky informed on Monday that negotiations between Russia and Ukraine will continue on Tuesday as well.

The President also said that he has spoken to Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett as part of efforts to end the war and establish peace.

In a video released late Monday, Zelensky said, “Our delegation also worked towards establishing peace, which was very good but let’s see what happens.” They will continue talks tomorrow as well.

Irpin mayor’s petition, reporter do not come.

Irpin Mayor Oleksandr Markushyn has said that no journalist will be allowed to enter Irpin.

Because it exposes the location of our soldiers and helps Russia, as well as increases the possibility of further danger to the citizens of Ukraine.

America has warned China for helping Moscow. Ukraine’s deputy prime minister said that more than 4,000 people had been safely evacuated from leading cities.

Meanwhile, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said the possibility of a nuclear conflict was slim.

It is noteworthy that the blasts are continuing in the Russian-occupied Black Sea port city of Kherson.

Meanwhile, three airstrikes were carried out overnight in the northern city of Chernihiv and most of the cities were without electricity, causing systems to heat homes and buildings to fail.

Workers are trying to create power to restore the system but are often hit by gunfire.

The country’s government announced plans for new humanitarian aid and evacuation corridors, although similar efforts have failed due to ongoing shelling in the past week.

After the Ukraine war, America was forced to reconsider the security of Europe, Biden may have a major role.

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s war in Ukraine and his effort to maintain a broader security system in Europe could lead to a historic shift in American thinking about the continent’s defense.

Depending on how far Putin goes, there could be a build-up of US military power in Europe not seen since the Cold War.

The prospect of a larger US military footprint in Europe is a marked change from just two years ago.