Odessa is a historical city, considered strategic for its large port that allows access to the Black Sea and the rest of Ukraine. Russian forces destroyed “the largest refinery” in Ukraine “in an attack, on April 1” last and now their attacks target the country’s oil deposits.
The information emerged from the Ukrainian newspaper The Kyiv Independent. Meanwhile, the Foreign Minister of kyiv, Dmytro Kuleba, referred in Twitter to a “deliberate massacre” in Bucha where mass graves were found.
The Ukrainian government maintains that Moscow “He continues to target oil deposits in the country, including those in Lviv and Dnipro days ago”. In fact, the Russian Ministry of Defense today claimed responsibility for the destruction of a “refinery and three storage facilities” next to the port of Odessa.
Meanwhile, the war escalation adds more episodes, since the Polish deputy prime minister, Jaroslav Kaczynski, told the German newspaper Welt am Sonntag that Warsaw is open to the deployment “of US nuclear weapons on its territory if necessary”.
The European Union also warned the Kremlin that it is preparing another package of “sanctions”, as confirmed on Twitter by the President of the European Council, Charles Michel, who also spoke of “new aid for Ukraine”..
Meanwhile, the balance sheet carried out by the Ukrainians, also in terms of victims, becomes increasingly heavy. The Foreign Minister, Dmytro Kuleba, referred on Twitter to a “deliberate massacre” in Bucha where, among “the bodies in the mass graves” was also found “a footballer”.
Apparently, it is “Oleksandr Sukhenko, former player of the Seagull Second League club”, who was “murdered together with his parents”. Meanwhile, evacuations are underway in several cities, starting with Mariupol.
Source: ANSA/EFE
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