The president of the Eurochamber Roberta Metsola underlines the importance of Italy’s political stability in this difficult moment. Russian missiles in Dnipro, at least 3 dead. According to the head of the Ukrainian nuclear agency, Russia is using Europe’s largest nuclear power plant to bomb the country
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Moscow strengthens defenses against Kiev attacks in Donbass
The Russian Defense Minister, Sergei Shoigu, has ordered to strengthen the defensive measures against the bombing of the Ukrainian army on the cities of Donbass. He brings it back Tass.
Ukrainian forces have blocked the attempt by Russian troops to take full control of the main road between the cities of Lysychansk and Bakhmut, in the Donetsk region of eastern Ukraine: the head of the regional military administration Sergiy Gaidai announced on Telegram. , according to reports from UNIAN.
Ukrainian soldiers repulsed the Russians with heavy fire, forcing them to retreat, Gaidai commented, recalling that “the Russians have been aiming to take control of this strategically important road for more than two months”, but still only partially control it.
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Moscow launches attacks from Ukrainian nuclear power plant
Russia uses the largest nuclear power plant in Europe – that of Zaporizhzhia, in south-eastern Ukraine – as a base for the storage of weapons, including “missile systems”, and to bomb the surrounding areas of the country. the head of the Ukrainian nuclear agency.
Located on the Dnipro River, the plant has been under Russian control since the first weeks of the invasion, although it is still run by Ukrainian personnel. The situation in the Zaporizhzhia plant is “extremely tense”, with up to 500 Russian soldiers controlling the plant, said the president of Energoatom, Pedro Kotin.
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Russian missiles on Dnipro: at least 3 dead and 15 wounded
The toll from a Russian missile attack in Dnipro is at least three dead and 15 wounded. This was announced in the evening by the head of the regional military administration Valentyn Reznichenko, according to reports from the Kiev Independent. Russian missiles hit an industrial plant in the city and a crowded street near the facility, the same source said.