The Russian military attack on Irpin, west of Kyiv
The Russian military attack on Irpin: According to the deputy prime minister, civilians will begin to leave the Ukrainian city of Sumy.
Civilians will begin leaving the besieged Ukrainian city of Sumy on Tuesday. Under an agreement reached with Russia to establish a “humanitarian corridor,” according to Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Iryna Vereshchuk. “It has been agreed that the first convoy will leave Sumy at 10 a.m. (0800 GMT).
Locals will follow the convoy in personal vehicles. “In a televised statement, she stated Since Russian troops invaded Ukraine on February 24, civilians have been trapped. Moscow refers to its operations in Ukraine as a “special military operation.”
On Tuesday, Russian news agencies reported that Russia proposed giving residents of Sumy, in northeastern Ukraine, also Mariupol. A southern port city, the option of relocating elsewhere in Ukraine. Other Russian-proposed humanitarian corridors would pass through Russia or Belarus, which Ukrainian authorities have previously rejected.
Former US diplomat Keshap Singh claims that India has “compulsions” with Russia and territorial disputes with China.
In response to an inquiry about New Delhi’s string of abstentions at the United Nations against Russia’s massive military offensive in Ukraine. A former American diplomat told US lawmakers that India has “compulsions” with Russia also territorial issues with China in its neighborhood.
India has been chastise by US lawmakers, both Republicans, and Democrats. For voting against Russia’s military operation in Ukraine in the UN Security Council and General Assembly. India has voted against two UN Security Council resolutions on Ukraine. One in the 15-member body also one in the 193-member UN General Assembly.
India has compulsions with Russia and compulsions in their immediate neighborhood, including territorial disputes with China. As Americans, I believe we have a particular affinity for Indians because of their democracy and pluralism in their system. We have to work through these issues as friends because we have to demonstrate the strength of the world’s two greatest democracies, said Atul Keshap.
