War in Ukraine Missile rain over Zaporizhia: "I tripped over a leg, but I couldn't find my head"
War in Ukraine The EU launches an eighth round of sanctions on Russia: a cap on oil and a ban on Europeans on the boards of its public companies
The American newspaper
'The New York Times'
has published an article with alleged intercepted conversations of Russian soldiers in the
war in Ukraine.
In them, the soldiers reflect on their feelings of frustration and pessimism about the progress of the
war
in conversations with their families.
"Putin is crazy. He wants to take kyiv, but we cannot do it", "Our offensive has stopped. We are losing this war", "We have lost half a regiment" or "When I return home I will leave the damned army" are some of the the phrases published by the newspaper and supposedly pronounced by the Russians.
These leaks come after the Kremlin affirmed on Wednesday that the
war in Ukraine
will continue after the incorporation of four Ukrainian regions, where in recent days they held annexation referendums, condemned by the international community.
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08:22
Leaders of four breakaway Ukrainian regions arrive in Russia
The pro-Russian leaders of the four regions in the east and south of
Ukraine
partially occupied by Russian troops and who have asked Putin to annex their territories, have come to Moscow to promote this measure before the Russian president.
"The historic flight that transported the heads of the liberated areas landed in Moscow," the deputy head of the pro-Russian Kherson administration, Kiril Stremousov, wrote on Telegram.
Furthermore, he adds that the Kherson, Zaporizhia, Donetsk and Lugansk regions "gathered in Moscow to make a historic decision."
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07:57
They detect a fourth leak in the Nord Stream gas pipeline in the Baltic Sea
The Swedish coastguard have reported this morning that they have detected a fourth leak in the Nord Stream gas pipeline, according to AFP.
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Russian soldiers: "They gave us orders to kill everyone"
The American newspaper
'The New York Times'
has published an article with alleged intercepted conversations of Russian soldiers in the
war in Ukraine.
In them, the soldiers reflect on their feelings of frustration and pessimism about the progress of the
war
in conversations with their families.
"Putin is crazy. He wants to take kyiv, but we cannot do it", "Our offensive has stopped. We are losing this war", "We have lost half a regiment" or "When I return home I will leave the damned army" are some of the the phrases published by the newspaper and supposedly pronounced by the Russians.
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