For its part, German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock arrived in Kiev this Saturday. He has denounced that Putin “wants to end Europeans’ solidarity with Ukraine”, but that it will not succeed.
Euskaraz irakurri: Ukrainak 30 herri berreskuratu ditu Kharkiveko eskualdean eta Errusia Donetsken “biltzen” ari da berriro
The Ukrainian army continues its counter-offensive in the region of Kharkivin the east of the country, where it is gaining ground, which has forced the Russian troops to “regroup” with a withdrawal to the region of Donetsk. “Over a thousand square kilometers of Ukrainian territory has been liberated from the occupiers in recent days. In some directions, units of the armed forces have embedded themselves in the enemy defenses to a depth of 50 kilometers,” Ukraine reported on Saturday. its part of the war.
In the same vein, the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyreported in his evening speech that the army had liberated more than 30 cities in the Kharkov region and took control.
For its part, the Russian Ministry of Defence released videos this Friday of troop movements and war equipment toward Kharkiv, to inform this Saturday of a “regrouping” into the Donetsk region. “To achieve the objectives of the special military operation, it has been decided to regroup troops from the Balakliya and Izyum regions to step up efforts towards Donetsk,” the Russian command said in a statement.
German support for Ukraine
For her part, German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock arrived in Kiev this Saturday for an unannounced visit with the aim, as she said, “to show that we will support Ukraine for as long as necessary by sending arms and humanitarian and humanitarian aid financial.
Baerbock stressed that Ukrainians have been fighting “for their lives, their families and their friends” for six months, “defending not only their right to peace and freedom, but also our European order”.
With his visit, Baerbock said, he also wants to send a signal to Germany against the danger of citizens’ fatigue regarding solidarity with Ukraine. “Putin is betting that we are getting tired of showing solidarity with Ukraine. He believes he can divide our society with lies and extort energy from us. He believes he can take away the power to defend us against this attack on all our values, but he won’t get that,” he warned.
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Source: EITB
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