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Ukraine Russia, news on today’s war | CNN: Biden ready to send long-range missiles to Kiev

from Francesco Battistini, Andrea Marinelli, Guido Olimpio, Marta Serafini, Paolo Foschi

The news on Friday 27 May on the war, live: according to analysts, Russia is still advancing in the Donbass. Dragons: I see no glimmer of peace

• The war in Ukraine arrived on the 93rd day: here the special on the three months of conflict.

• Mosca tightens his grip on Severodonetsk. L’Russian army keep hammering with artillery ed currently ahead in the region of Luganskas Ukrainian general Oleksiy Gromov acknowledged. Zelensky spoke again of genocidewhile the US, as reported by the CNN, is preparing to send to Kiev long-range missiles that could allow Ukraine to halt the slow but inexorable Russian advance into the Donbass.
Phone call between Putin and Draghi on the Ukrainian crisis. The premier: An initiative that I felt the duty to take, the food crisis approaching will have gigantic proportions and dire consequences. I’ll talk to Zelensky. But the Kremlin replies: Kiev blocking ports, ready to collaborate but sanctions first. Moscow reassures Italy on the gas: We will continue to ensure uninterrupted supplies at the prices set out in the contracts.
• The Russian Foreign Minister warns the West: Woe to supply weapons that hit Russia, it would be a step towards an escalation. And bowls the Italian peace plan, not serious.
Ramzan KadyrovChechen leader and ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin, said he was ready to attack Poland.
• Ukraine’s chief prosecutor Iryna Venediktova told the BBC she is investigating nearly 14,000 cases of alleged war crimes by Russian forces.

06:15 – Washington: Putin uses food as a weapon

In Washington, Pentagon spokesman John Kirby accused Russia of using food as a weapon. And of course we are discussing with our international partners and allies how best to respond to all of this. Russian President Vladimir Putin, on the other hand, assured that Western accusations that Moscow, since its offensive in Ukraine, has blocked Ukrainian grain exports are unfounded. The Kremlin leader today said he is ready to help overcome the food crisis. The issue was also addressed in the telephone conversation on Thursday between Putin and Mario Draghi, as reported by Marco Galluzzo in the Corriere.

06:14 – White House: Russia risks default

The measures taken by the United States against Russia in response to the invasion of Ukraine could cause the Russian economy to default. White House spokeswoman Karine Jean-Pierre said this in a press briefing underlining that, on the other hand, the impact on the US economy and those of the rest of the world will be minimal. On May 25, the US triggered a new tightening of the modalities for the repayment of the Russian debt through international circuits.

06:12 – WHO Assembly condemns the Russian military aggression

The member countries of the World Health Organization (WHO) adopted on Thursday a resolution presented by Ukraine which condemns in the strongest terms the military aggression of Russia and in particular the attacks on health services. The text, on the other hand, adopted with 88 votes, 12 against and 53 abstentions, does not provide for concrete sanctions against Russia within the WHO. Attacks on health facilities are also at the center of investigations by the Kyiv Attorney General on alleged war crimes.

06:11 – Zelensky: Russia in the Donbass is carrying out a genocide

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has accused Russia of committing genocide in the Donbass. Russia is practicing the deportation and mass killing of civilians in the Donbass, Zelensky said in his daily video speech, stating that all of this (…) is a blatant policy of genocide carried out by Russia.

06:09 – CNN: Biden ready to send long-range missiles to Kiev

The Biden administration is preparing to send more powerful weapons to Ukraine as part of a new package next week. Administration sources report this to CNN. In particular, these would be long-range missile systems, Multiple Launch Rocket System or MLRS, which Volodymyr Zelensky has been asking for for some time. The weapons, manufactured in the United States, can fire a barrage of rockets for hundreds of kilometers, far farther than any other system already in Ukraine, and according to Kiev could be the turning point in their war against Russia. The news comes at a time of great difficulty for Ukrainian troops, subjected to pressing bombings in the Donbass. Another system required by Ukraine is the High Mobility Artillery Rocket System or HIMARS, which is lighter than Mlrs but capable of firing the same type of ammunition. So far Biden had avoided sending these systems for fear that Ukraine could use them to attack inside Russian territory resulting in a reaction from Moscow. (Here the point of Andrea Marinelli and Guido Olimpio on the military situation)

05:49 – Not just drones, Ukrainians also use e-bikes against tanks

I am not alone in the war between Russia and Ukraine futuristic weapons, drones for encrypted tracking e super armored. The electric bicycles. They may seem out of place in today’s conflict and yet even this old (but so new) medium has found its raison d’etre: silent and undetected by the Russians. To reveal the success of the ebike in the war Eleek, a Ukrainian manufacturer who notes that his means are increasingly in demand by the troops. The advantages are, after all, several. They allow to cover great distances, around 150 kilometers, and of travel along paths inaccessible to other motor vehicles. They can therefore carry out sniping attacks, perhaps by snipers and allow reconnaissance that goes unnoticed (and unheard of). In fact, the electric engine is not only silent but does not emit heat, effectively canceling the thermal detection systems used by the Russians to find motor vehicles. (Here the complete article by Alessio Lana)

05:47 – Artem, Mosha and Oleg: the death of the hero boxers

The last fight was set for 12 March. Boxing Show in the Freedom Hall, 5pm, admission 15 euros. But that afternoon, the seventeenth day of the war, no one ever showed up, not even the caretaker who had to open the turnstiles. TOThe SpartaBox didn’t even open the gym for warm-up. The empty changing rooms. The immobile ropes. The electronic scoreboards off. The deserted armchairs. The boxers had all gone to the front. time to show what fighters we are, the boxer brothers Vitalij and Volodymyr Klitschko, one mayor and the other his motivator, had said on TV, and the gong had been heard loud: away the gloves, samples and bins, all in the trenches. There hadn’t been time to say the seconds: who had returned from abroad and who had dropped bags of millions, who had enlisted with Azov and who in the police, the only important thing was to leave and beat the Russians hard , if possible, and twirl like a butterfly and sting like a wasp, according to the teaching of Cassius Clay. Our athletes have set a great example, Serhii Tishchenko is moved, a life as a ringside coach, now president of the Ukrainian Federboxe: So far we were proud of it. Now, we consider them our heavenly heroes. (Here the complete article by the correspondent Francesco Battistini)

05:44 – Severodonetsk, the mayor: 1500 dead, 60% of the buildings destroyed

At least 1,500 have died in the Ukrainian city of Severodonetsk, in the east of the country, which has been the center of heavy Russian bombing for weeks. Furthermore, 60% of the buildings were destroyed. Mayor Oleksandr Stryuk reported this. Severodonetsk the only city in Luhansk, Donbass, still under Ukrainian control.

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