• A year after the Russian army began invading Ukraine, Ukrainian troops continue to resist fiercely. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Friday that it was a win over Russia “inevitable”provided that its western partner “Keeping our word and meeting deadlines” regarding the promised military aid. “ I really want to [la victoire] This year ‘ he said at a press conference.
• In the morning, President Zelenskyy also paid tribute to the Ukrainian soldiers at the front and those who died in combat, during a ceremony on the forecourt of St. Sophia Cathedral in Kiev. Other commemorations were held at the site, notably at Boutcha, the site of a massacre of civilians attributed to Russian troops.
• visit to Kyiv, Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki announced the arrival of the first four Leopard 2 main battle tanksand that other tanks would arrive ” in a few days “. He also said that Poland was “ready” Train Ukrainian pilots on American F-16s, planes that Ukraine has been asking for for months.
• The heads of state and government of the G7 countries – Germany, Canada, United States, France, Italy, Japan, United Kingdom – threatened that “high costs” Countries that would continue to help Russia circumvent sanctions imposed for his invasion of Ukraine.
• The United States, along with its G7 allies and the EU, announced a new volley of sanctions against Russia. Washington is targeting Russian companies and individuals in the metallurgical, mining, military equipment, and semiconductor sectors, among others. In particular, the EU will target technologies and equipment with dual civil and military uses, as well as means of propaganda and disinformation.
• China calls for Russian-Ukrainian peace talks, which evokes respect for Ukraine’s territorial integrity and Russian security claims. A hitherto unsolvable equation. Westerners largely opposed this initiative, but Mr. Zelensky judged ” necessary “ from ” work “ with Beijing. On his side, said Moscow ” enjoy “ China’s efforts to end the warhowever, insisted on the need to recognize Moscow’s claimed annexation of four Ukrainian territories.
• Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has called for this “just peace” during a phone conversation with his Russian counterpart.
• Russian diplomacy accused Kiev of wanting to attack neighboring Transnistria militarily, pro-Russian separatist area of ​​Moldova, where Moscow has a contingent. The pro-Western-led Moldovan government has denied these allegations.

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