Nikopol itself. From drones and artillery, fired about 20 shells, damaged an infrastructure object, an economic building and a solar panel. Russia attacks kherson. In the coastal areas of the city, powerful explosions were heard, the head of the local military administration, roman mrochko, reported. As a result of the night shelling, the city caught fire apartments in a highrise building. Rescuers extinguished the fire and prevented the fire from spreading. The occupiers also set fire to the stanislavsk community of the kherson region. A local resident was injured and received medical assistance on the spot. The russians shelled a village in donetsk region. Previously, the occupiers attacked the settlement with artillery. A 35yearold man and a 45yearold woman were injured, spokeswoman of the Regional Prosecutors Office Anastasia Medvedeva said. The injured were taken to the hospital. They are digging a tunnel. The occupiers do not stop trying to sharpen the audio and started for this
Hello im john vause at the cnn center in atlanta with our ongoing coverage of israel at moore. We begin with the u. S. Brokered deal to allow desperately needed humanitarian aid into gaza, which is now on hold, it seems. Multiple sources tell cnn a convoy of 20 trucks agreed to israel and the u. S. Is not expected to pass through the rafah Border Crossing before saturday. Aid groups are warning of a dire system situation in gaza. Any delay and humanitarian systems of dark consequences. Israel is refusing to allow medicine, food, and fuel into gaza until hamas releases all the hostages being held. But israeli Officials Say humanitarian aid crossing from egypt will be allowed. At the same time, israel appears to be closer than ever to launching a Ground Offensive, and all out effort which is really efforts here israeli Officials Say will bring an end to hamas. Telling them, you see gaza now from a distance, you will seen seat from the inside. Were translator there is no forgiveness for t
Can be cured at all . Well, you see, i apologize for such a long question, no, experience is a little bit of a cure, it heals, yes, that is, some certain changes are happening, ah, well, i would say that it is not schizophrenia, sociologists have a term for it, well, maybe journalists can say schizophrenia, sociologists have a term ambivalence, ambivalence, thats great, thats it. Uh, but here i would like to say, by the way, about your mention of social justice, i think that this is precisely one of the criteria why, lets say, there is no trust, proper trust in the mobilization carried out by the authorities, you are absolutely correct in saying that, well, your program often discusses the experience of israel, well, there are children ministers are fighting, yes and. Of course, yes, and everyone knows about it, and if there is not even a question why, i think that if we have such cases, i do not think that there are many, but about this it is necessary to say and really do so that, we
From the start of the meeting, the home team imposed their game and opened the scoring already in the twentyeighth minute, but after the break the situation changed. The belarusians confidently took the lead, hitting the opponents goal three times. Max ebank, Denis Polyakov and Dmitry Antilevsky distinguished themselves for our team. But they failed to hold on to the victory; the swiss team saved itself from defeat by scoring two more goals. Well, of course, now everyone is upset, because there was a good chance to win, they scored two goals and. I dont know what this is connected with, they missed two quick goals, very much so, but it is clear that switzerland is a very skilled team, with good players who play in top clubs, so of course we had to defend ourselves, because switzerland is probably with everyone our groups opponents play in this style, ball control always puts pressure, thats why it was hard today, but upset of course, but still nothing is nothing. At the moment, the Bel
That they began to grow, because the dynamics changed, the dynamics changed, the dynamics at the front, and well, obviously, people began to understand that this war would be long, and again, there was a transition from inflated expectations to frustration and. So it affected these numbers, anyway i think the numbers are enough, theyre optimistic enough, well, look, even lets talk about mobilization, because i really, i think that this is such a painful topic, and here is our survey, it showed, by the way, we did it jointly with the sociological service of the rozumkov center, it is the end of march, and this survey showed that the total number of those who is ready to go to. 19 , that is, those who are already in the Defense Service and you, who are ready to go, 19 , this is a lot, this is a large number, another 35 are ready to help the army, give, volunteering, collecting drones, blood donors and so on, another 35, and about 29 they say, well, what about our. With region, that is, w