Russia starts the war / Bombs Ukraine, the first casualties are soldiers. People scared in long queues by car, no flights

Terrified, people rushed to leave. A large number of cars were seen on the streets, as panic engulfed the residents of Kiev.

Those who did not leave hurried to the basements, while Kiev metro stations are also reportedly turning into makeshift bunkers. Eyewitnesses told CNN that subway stations were overcrowded, taking large quantities of food with them. “The stations are full,” said a Kiev resident. Despair has gripped residents in other areas as well, such as the city of Chuguev, where Russian bombing has destroyed homes and a lifeless body lying on the street covered with blankets.

The President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyi, announced earlier that Russia had carried out missile attacks on Ukraine’s infrastructure and on border guards.

Through a Twitter post, he said he has talked to Western allies and called on them to help the country with defense and finances. Some Ukrainian cities are already under cyber attack; a number of Websites have crashed while there are also communication difficulties.

Exodus starts from Ukraine People scared of war in long queues by car, no flights

Vladimir Putin ordered the start of the offensive in Ukraine at 5:55 a.m. Moscow time, and the first grenades and rockets were fired just minutes later. Emergency sirens sounded in the Ukrainian capital, Kiev. Terrified, people rushed to leave. A large number of cars were seen on the streets, as panic engulfed the residents of Kiev.

Those who did not leave hurried to the basements, while Kiev metro stations are also reportedly turning into makeshift bunkers. Eyewitnesses told CNN that subway stations were overcrowded, taking large quantities of food with them.

“The stations are full,” said a Kiev resident. Despair has gripped residents in other areas as well, such as the city of Chuguev, where Russian bombing has

destroyed house of a lifeless body lying on the street covered with blankets.
The President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyi, announced earlier that Russia had carried out missile attacks on Ukraine’s infrastructure and on border guards. Through a Twitter post, he said he has talked to Western allies and called on them to help the country with defense and finances. Some Ukrainian cities have already come under cyber attack; a number of websites have crashed while there are also communication difficulties.

Biden promises revenge, NATO urgent meeting after the attack on Ukraine!

US President Joe Biden has strongly condemned the unprovoked and unprovoked attack by Russian military forces on Ukraine. The United States and its allies are planning to implement warnings of overwhelming sanctions that have been discussed for weeks in response to a Moscow incursion.

Biden: President Putin chose to follow the path of a premeditated war which will bring catastrophic loss of human lives and great suffering. Only Russia is responsible for the deaths and destruction that this attack will bring. The United States and its allies will respond unanimously and decisively. The world will hold Russia accountable for what it does.

German Chancellor Olaf Schoz strongly condemned the attack. “This is a terrible day for Ukraine and a dark day for Europe,” he said. The German Chancellor telephoned the Ukrainian president and assured him of Germany’s full solidarity. NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg has condemned the attack on Ukraine as a shameless attack with no cause. “This attack ‘endangers the lives of many civilians,'” Stoltenberg said. European Commission President Ursula von condemned the Russian attack “severely”.

“We condemn Russia’s unjustified attack in the strongest possible terms,” ​​von der Leyen wrote on Twitter. It was announced on Thursday that NATO ambassadors are holding a crisis meeting soon. NATO has called the transatlantic-northern council. The British Prime Minister Boris Johnson requested the urgent meeting of the British government’s emergency committee, Cobra, to discuss the response to this horrific, as he called it. EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said the new measures, which would be discussed at a meeting of bloc leaders in the evening, would be “the toughest package of sanctions we have ever implemented”. “This is one of the darkest hours for Europe since the end of World War II. Russia’s leadership will face unprecedented isolation,” he said, announcing a new aid package for Ukraine.

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