Russo-Ukrainian War – Today’s Report. Information on the situation in Ukraine. Saturday 2 April

Another day, the 38th day of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. We summarize the main events of Saturday, April 2nd.

The “Open Road” of Putin-Zelensky’s Conversation

• Today, Saturday, David Arashamiya, head of Ukraine’s negotiating group in peace talks with Russia, said that a meeting of the presidents of Ukraine and Russia is likely to be held in Turkey.
• He would say that the draft peace treaties for Russia were at an advanced enough stage to allow direct consultations between the leaders of the two countries.

a look: The war in Ukraine. Opening the way for talks between Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelensky

The Russians were given poisoned coils, two died

• And the inhabitants of the Izyum region gave the Russian soldiers poisoned wraps.
• Two have died, many dozens are fighting for their lives
• Izyum is located in the Kharkiv region in eastern Ukraine.
• Several hundred Russians were hospitalized with acute alcohol intoxication of unknown origin;
• “Ukrainians are resisting the occupiers with all available means,” the Ukrainian military intelligence wrote.

a look: Ukraine. The Russians gave poisoned coils. Two, several hundred died in hospitals because of alcohol

Zelensky to Fox News: We don’t trade our land

• “We don’t trade our land,” the Ukrainian president told Fox News.
• “We will not agree to the violation of Ukraine’s territorial integrity,” added Volodymyr Zelensky.
• “We will only accept victory,” said the Ukrainian politician.
• Depends on other nations to commit to ensuring Ukraine’s security in the future;
• “Putin’s appetite tends to rise,” he warned.
• And “if the Russian aggression does not stop” it will spread beyond the borders of his country.

a look: The war in Ukraine. Volodymyr Zelensky to Fox News: We do not trade our lands

Zelensky: Russia is preparing for massive strikes

• The President of Ukraine warned of new aggressions by the Russian Federation;
• “The Russian forces are preparing to launch massive attacks in the Donbass and around Kharkiv.
• In the east of our country, the situation is still very difficult, said Volodymyr Zelensky;
• On Friday evening, the Ukrainian president posted a speech on Facebook;
• “I emphasize once again: we have difficult battles ahead” – he stressed;
• “You still don’t think we passed all the tests,” he added;
• He also called on the world not to remain silent about “what is happening in Mariupol”.

a look: The war in Ukraine. Volodymyr Zelensky: Russia is preparing for massive strikes

Morawiecki: Putin set fire to all of Ukraine

• The Prime Minister wrote: “Every day, hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians wake up in fear.”
• They are looking “if there were no Russian planes flying over their homes”;
• “Putin has set fire to all of Ukraine, and Europe is wondering whether the fire cover will be enough”;
• “One announcement for stronger penalties, the next it is not exaggerating,” complained Mateusz Morawiecki.

a look: The war in Ukraine. Mateusz Morawiecki: Putin set fire to all of Ukraine

The Pope on a pilgrimage in Kyiv? There is a statement

• “A trip to Kyiv is under consideration,” the pope told reporters.
• Francis spoke to the press on the plane from Rome to Malta;
• When asked if he would accept the invitation to Ukraine, Francis answered;
• “This proposal is on the table,” said the Holy Father.

a look: Pope Francis: My trip to Kyiv is under study

Government commissioner-designate for war refugees

• Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki appointed Government Commissioner for War Refugees from Ukraine;
• was the Deputy Minister for Administration and Home Affairs, Bauwe Bossernaker;
• One of its tasks is to coordinate and implement interministerial war refugee activities;
• The Commissioner’s job will also be to cooperate with local governments and NGOs.

a look: The war in Ukraine. Bowie Busernaker became the government commissioner for war refugees from Ukraine

Russians shot protesters in Inrhodara

• A demonstration was dispersed in Innerhodarze, which was occupied by the Russian army.
• Residents took to the streets carrying Ukrainian flags.
• The Russians had to shoot the two assembled.
• Ukrinform reported that we could hear bursts of vending machines and loud explosions;
• Enerhoatom, whose employees live in the city, said they were infected.
  

a look: The Russians shot civilians who were queuing for bread. At least 10 people died

Russia does not have the strength to attack. Chemical weapons can be usedy

• The head of Ukraine’s foreign ministry told CNN that the Kremlin “doesn’t have the strength to deal with attacks from many sides;
• According to Dmytro Kuleba, “Putin will not admit his mistake”;
• “They will always say they are winning and that everything is fine,” he added.
• The Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council warned against chemical weapons.
• We must be ready to use it,” Oleksiy Danilov said via Telegram.

a look: The war in Ukraine. Russia does not have the strength to attack from several directions. Chemical weapons can be used

Polsat News: Polski Squad303 fights Russian propaganda

• The goal of the Squad303 project is “to build channels of communication with the people of Russia”;
• “They have been isolated from foreign media” – says the hacker from the group in Polsat News;
• Squad303 has created a tool to send spam messages to Russian phones;
• In this way, information about what is happening in Ukraine can be communicated;
• We want to empower everyone who wants to oppose Putin and power in the Kremlin.”

a look: The war in Ukraine. Squad303: We do what democratic governments cannot do

Journalist Maxim Shuen died. There are preliminary results

• “Journalist Maxim Shuin, who disappeared on the front lines in the Kyiv region, died”;
• This was announced, Saturday, by the head of the office of the President of Ukraine, Andrey Yermak.
• The Ukrainian Prosecutor General’s Office stated that Levin was killed by Russian soldiers:
• The reporter was lost on March 13 in the combat zone of the Kyiv region;
• On April 1, his body was found near the village of Huta Meżyhirska.
• The 41-year-old photojournalist and documentary filmmaker was defenseless;
• He collaborated, among other things, with Reuters and Associated Press, as well as the BBC.

a look: The war in Ukraine. Journalist Maxim Shuen died. There are preliminary findings of the Prosecutor’s Office

USA: Sanctions against 120 companies from Russia and Belarus

• On Friday, the US Department of Commerce announced the imposition of more sanctions;
• The restrictions will affect 120 companies from Russia and Belarus;
• These are companies from the defense sector as well as the aerospace and marine industries;
• They have been cut off from Western technologies.
• The White House said they would not be able to import key technologies without a license;
• As a result of the introduction of controls, the export of these technologies decreased by 99%;
• It is a response to Russia’s brutal attack on Ukraine’s sovereignty.

a look: The war in Ukraine. USA: Sanctions against 120 companies from Russia and Belarus

Post-Soviet NATO Tanks for Ukraine

• The United States will mediate the delivery of Soviet-era tanks to Ukraine.
• This was reported by the New York Times.
• An anonymous representative of the management did not mention the number of machines;
• The countries from which they will be transferred have also not been specified;
• It is also not known what the US mediation should consist of;
• These tanks are equipped with, among other things, polishing.

a look: The war in Ukraine. The New York Times: NATO countries will deliver post-Soviet tanks to Ukraine

Investigative journalists about a missile near Belgorod: It was launched from Russia

• Investigative journalists from the CIA team analyzed the “attack” in Belgorod, Russia.
• They claimed that the missile that hit a field near a Russian city on Friday was launched from Russia;
• Analysts examined the sources, determined the location of the hit, and determined the type of projectile;
• They also determined the direction from which the missile was launched.
• Most likely, it was a maneuverable missile that the Ukrainian forces did not have.

a look: The war in Ukraine. Investigative journalists about a missile near Belgorod: It was launched from Russian territory

Today’s video – Grande: The situation with refugees is unpredictable

The UN High Commissioner for Refugees, Filippo Grandi, said in Polsat News: – I have never seen such a level of solidarity in Europe before. – This position is an important lesson for us that no country is able to face a crisis of this kind alone. He stressed that we must work together. At the moment, he added, the priority is to find shelter for the displaced.

hlk / Polsatnews.pl

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