ODESSA. The mission of his inspectors United Nations Atomic Energy Agency at her station Zaporozhye taken yesterday Russian President Putinafter a telephone conversation with his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron, and the UN Secretary General addressed the international community from Odessa Antonio Guterres to facilitate access to Ukrainian grain and food, as well as Russian food and fertilizer. “The agreement between the two opposing sides is unprecedented and must be strengthened,” the governor said. UN.

“Bell” for dangers

Referring to the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant, which is under Russian occupation, Guterres warned Russia of the dangers of shutting down the reactor, adding that the plant belongs to Ukraine and Russia should hand over control to the Ukrainian authorities. However, the topic of Zaporizhia occupied both Presidents Putin and Macron in a telephone conversation yesterday morning. The French President asked his Russian counterpart to consider the world’s food needs, recalling that the developing world is already on the brink of a catastrophic famine.

Earlier, US President Joe Biden announced an increase in US military assistance to Ukraine, with Congress approving additional $800 million in funding to bolster Ukraine’s arsenal.

Joe Biden announced additional defense assistance to Kyiv, and Congress approved $800 million to replenish Ukraine’s arsenal.

Explosions in Crimea

Russian personnel ran into trouble yesterday following a series of explosions that took place at Russian military installations in Crimea, as well as an ammunition depot in Belgorod, 100 kilometers from the border with Ukraine. According to experts, these explosions occurred due to Ukrainian artillery strikes, as well as subversive actions of Ukrainian militants formed in the rear in the occupied territories of Ukraine. Explosions at the Saki military airfield in Crimea destroyed half of Russia’s Black Sea Fleet fighter jet fleet, according to Western officials. “The war is at an operational stalemate. “Neither side has sufficient forces to launch a decisive operation,” said a spokesman for the British Ministry of Defense.

In a statement yesterday, Russia’s National Broadcasting Council announced that it was taking action against a number of foreign high-tech companies, including TikTok, Telegram, Zoom, Discord and Pinterest, for refusing to remove “illegal material” from their pages. Russia recently threatened Google with fines for spreading “false information” about the Russian military.