{"id":36542,"date":"2022-03-23T14:09:45","date_gmt":"2022-03-23T14:09:45","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.imalbania.com\/kosova\/28-days-of-war-fierce-fighting-in-mariupol-100-thousand-ukrainians-trapped-in-the-city-us-and-allies-demand-russias-expulsion-from-g20-4\/"},"modified":"2022-03-23T14:09:45","modified_gmt":"2022-03-23T14:09:45","slug":"28-days-of-war-fierce-fighting-in-mariupol-100-thousand-ukrainians-trapped-in-the-city-us-and-allies-demand-russias-expulsion-from-g20-4","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.imalbania.com\/kosova\/28-days-of-war-fierce-fighting-in-mariupol-100-thousand-ukrainians-trapped-in-the-city-us-and-allies-demand-russias-expulsion-from-g20-4\/","title":{"rendered":"28 days of war \/ Fierce fighting in Mariupol, 100 thousand Ukrainians trapped in the city! US and allies demand Russia’s expulsion from G20"},"content":{"rendered":"

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The fiercest fighting continues in the center of the strategic city of Mariupol, on the 28th day of the war in Ukraine.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

The Ukrainian government says about 100,000 civilians have been stranded there without food, water or heating. The President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky said that despite the difficulties, 7026 inhabitants of Mariupol were rescued on Tuesday.<\/p>\n

The Ukrainian military claims Russian troops are “demoralized” and Russian officials are now trying to recruit ex-soldiers to join their war effort.<\/p>\n

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s spokesman Dmitry Peskov has refused to rule out the use of nuclear weapons. In an interview with CNN, Peskov said this could happen if the country faces an existential threat<\/p>\n

The Pentagon denounced the statement as reckless, stressing that it is not the way a responsible nuclear power should act. The Pentagon also says Ukrainian forces are gaining ground from Russian occupying forces, especially in the south of the country.<\/p>\n

On the diplomatic front, Zelensky described the talks with Russia as confrontational, but said that, step by step, they are moving forward.<\/p>\n

15:00 Zelensky before the Japanese parliament: Reminds of the danger of nuclear power plants by the Russians<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky during his speech to the Japanese parliament mentioned the dangers of Russian attacks on nuclear power plants that his country was facing, raising concerns about Chernobyl. Earlier this month, Russian troops entered the Chernobyl zone and cordoned off the perimeter of the nuclear power plant.<\/p>\n

14:00 The Guardian: Serbia, “Putin’s Trojan horse” in the Balkans<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

Peace in the Balkans is again in jeopardy, says the Guardian, and that European Union governments, according to the well-known British daily, should oppose the Serbian executive before it is too late. In an article analysis of the situation in Europe, Aleksandar Vucic’s Serbia is described as “Putin’s Trojan horse”.<\/p>\n

13:49 Pentagon: Ukraine is defending itself very cleverly<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

US Department of Defense spokesman John Kirby told reporters at a recent news conference that Ukraine had defended parts of the country “very cleverly, very skillfully, very creatively.” Kirby said Ukrainian forces had planned a counterattack and were now “moving in that direction.”<\/p>\n

13:50 Berlin proposes Marshall Plan for Ukraine: We will rebuild it!<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

Germany is allocating funds for a “Marshall Plan” to help rebuild Ukraine after the end of the war, German Finance Minister Christian Lindner announced during his presentation of the national budget for 2022. Lindner also announced that the government will soon present a additional budget to calculate measures taken in response to the war, including economic assistance and steps to facilitate price increases especially for basic products and services. Europe was devastated by World War II, and in 1947 was on the brink of starvation.<\/p>\n

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13:33 “Russian troops are withdrawing”, Ukraine on the counterattack Moscow is massacred military leadership<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

Moscow has lost “its offensive potential” and is being forced to call in reinforcements from “deep areas of Russia” amid withdrawal from major battles and major desertions, Ukrainian officials say. In the latest update of the information, the Ukrainian army says that the Moscow forces have been repulsed by Makariv, a strategically important suburb of Kiev, and thanks to the heroic actions of its defenders, the Ukrainian flag is now flying over this city.<\/p>\n

12:25 “They are spies”, Poland expels 45 Russian diplomats \/ Moscow warns of revenge<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

The Polish intelligence service has asked the Foreign Ministry in Warsaw to expel dozens of Russian diplomats, some of whom claim to work for Moscow’s secret services but disguise themselves as diplomats.<\/p>\n

11:45 Peskov Declaration on Nuclear War, US Increases Uranium Production!<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

Amid Russia’s nuclear threat, the United States is proposing to resume domestic uranium production. Russia enriches more uranium than any other country in the world, says the Wall Street Journal. The situation created after its occupation of Ukraine, has exposed the fragility of the global supply of nuclear fuel, which is controlled by a small number of people.<\/p>\n

11:28 Suspected of taking refuge in Switzerland with children, friends of Putin’s partner ask him to persuade him to stop fighting<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

Friends of Vladimir Putin’s partner Alina Kabaeva have asked her to go to Moscow to persuade the Russian president to end the war in Ukraine. Earlier this month PageSix <\/em>reported that the Russian president is suspected of hiding his girlfriend and their children in the neutral European country. Kabaeva, the Olympic gold medalist, reportedly has four children, two boys and a twin girl with the 69-year-old, though the two have never officially confirmed it.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n

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10:52 German Chancellor: Russia is failing, Putin’s offensive has stalled<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

Russian forces are failing to advance the occupation of Ukraine despite the constant bombing of cities and towns, says German Chancellor Olaf Scholz. The war, says Scholz, is not only destroying Ukraine, “but also the future of Russia.” Warning Moscow of further sanctions, he says: “We are constantly tightening sanctions, but [masat] they should not harm European states more than the Russian leadership.<\/p>\n

10:38 The apartment block in Rubizhne is bombed, two children are killed<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

Three people, two of them children, have been killed in a Russian attack on an apartment block in the eastern city of Rubizhne, says the head of the military authority in Luhansk.<\/p>\n

09:30 A ceasefire is declared in Luhansk<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

The governor of the Luhansk region in eastern Ukraine said an agreement had been reached on a local ceasefire to evacuate civilians stranded by the fighting. Governor Serhiy Gaidai told the Telegram that the ceasefire would take effect at nine o’clock in the morning local time.<\/p>\n

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08:57 War in Ukraine \/ Agreement reached on nine humanitarian corridors<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

The agreement to try to evacuate stranded civilians in Ukrainian cities through nine humanitarian corridors was reached this Wednesday, said Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Iryna Vereshchuk. Signaling that no agreement had been reached with Russia to establish a safe corridor from the center of Mariupol, she said people wishing to leave the besieged port city would find transport to the nearby Berdyansk area.<\/p>\n

08:37 How the 27-year-old teacher survived the bombing of the Mariupol theater<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

Last Wednesday, a Russian bomb hit a theater in the port city of Mariupol. Hundreds of civilians, mostly women and children, were inside the building near the coast, hiding. Maria Rodionova, a 27-year-old teacher, had been living in the theater for 10 days after fleeing her ninth-floor apartment with her two dogs. That morning she had taken some fish waste from a kitchen in the field to feed her dogs, but later realized they had not drunk water. So around 10:00, she tied her dogs to her luggage and headed towards the main entrance where a water queue was being formed. A man came from behind and pushed him hard against a wall, protecting him with his body.<\/p>\n

08:20 “Hell on earth!” Mariupol, the Ukrainian city filled with dead bodies and destroyed buildings<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

Mariupol has been the target of constant attacks by Russian forces due to its strategic position along Ukraine’s southern border. The city has been bombed for weeks now. A Human Rights Watch report released Monday described the city as “a frozen landscape of hell filled with dead bodies and destroyed buildings.” Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky said about a quarter of the population, or 100,000 people, were still trapped in “inhumane conditions.”<\/p>\n

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