NATO Sends Defense System to Ukraine, and Russia's Latest Attack on Mykolaiv City

 

Banaspati -- The Russian and Ukrainian wars have been running for 233 days. According to the latest information, Russia will evacuate citizens from Kherson after there are concerns the city could be on the front line in the war.

The Guardian said Ukrainian soldiers claimed to have gained territorial gain near the city of Kherson after NATO allies, counting Britain, sent contributed air defense mechanisms to Ukraine.

On the other hand, the Head of the European Union's foreign regulations, Josep Borrel gave the Russian threat by explaining: its forces will be "eliminated " western military if President Vladimir Putin uses nuclear weapons to challenge Ukraine.

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War States Russia again issued a missile strike in the City of Mykolaiv, located in the vicinity of 60 miles from Kherson. The attack took place in a five-story apartment block that killed a 31-year-old man and an 80-year-old woman.

5 people back one of them was delivered still in debris. Mykolaiv's regional governor, Vitaliy Kim, explained an 11-year-old boy was taken from some rubble after six hours and team rescuers are looking for 7 people back.

As aired by the Russian information office, TASS, Russian Ambassador to Austria Dmitry Lyubinsky worries, the contribution of weapons from the West to Ukraine could be in the hands of terrorists through the black market.

"Weapons destined for Ukraine entered the black market en masse with the agreement of the state. The weapon can be in the hands of terrorists and criminals in some parts of the world," Lubinsky said.

"There have been several reports coming in, from Austria, of police taking over illegal weapons 'of Ukrainian origin.' There is a risk of a repeat of the Yugoslav war when all of Europe is flooded with firearms coming from the West, " the high diplomat said.

Lubinsky explained that the European Union uses every opportunity to stir up feuds in that territory. Deep this framework, he said, was Brussels' intention to create a vision of EU training with the Ukrainian army.

"If this effort is realized, the EU will fully participate in the dispute," Lubinsky said. "If common sense does not return to European politics, the risk cannot be replaced," the ambassador said.

The Russian and Ukrainian wars are still going on today and have entered their 232nd day. According to the latest information, the Russians again fired missiles at the Ukrainian dock city of Mykolaiv.

Al Jazeera said Mayor Oleksandr Senkevich explained that the onslaught led to a five-story building In the house, the upper two floors were crushed, and the marks were under some rubble.

According to the Governor of the Eastern Donetsk region of Ukraine Pavlo Kyrylenko, Russia issued a bang in the bustling market in the frontline city of Avdiivka. As a result, 7 people died, and eight were injured.

On the other hand, more than 50 Western countries met in Brussels. They agreed to send more and more weapons to Ukraine, in particular air defense mechanisms.

And Russian President Vladimir Putin and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will meet for a conversation in Kazakhstan on Thursday night, which is likely to carry the idea of peace in Ukraine.

The State of The Russian-Ukrainian Dispute Day 232

As reported by the Russian information office, TASS, The Minister of Defense of Ukraine, Alexey Reznikov claimed that Ukraine had de facto joined NATO.

He said, at the end of September, the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy signed an offer to speed up the accession of Ukraine to NATO. "I would like to thank NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg for his support of Ukraine.

We have come a long way and are de facto joined by that one," he wrote on Twitter.

President Zelenskyy initially said it was necessary to confess if Ukraine did not become a member of NATO. But, at the end of September, he signed an offer to speed up the incorporation its Ukraine into NATO.

In the meantime, NATO Chief Stoltenberg dismissed answering a direct question from a reporter about what his organization was ready to check out this offer.

EU Commissioner for Internal Markets Thierry Breton explained on October 6 that Kyiv could not be Incorporated with NATO in disputes in the Ukrainian area.

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