The United States will support Ukraine in the war against Russia, but will not enter the conflict. The State Department spokesperson Price Ned he reiterated the US position with femezza: “We will be alongside Ukraine” but as the president has repeatedly said Joe Biden the United States “will not go to war. The most important thing we can do is offer support” so that Kiev can sit at a possible negotiating table in a position of strength. “There is no change in the American position – added Price -. The president was clear: we will not enter, and we will not try to go to war with Russia”.
Meanwhile, Russia has asked the UN Security Council to address the issue of “dirty bomb” that Kiev is preparing to use as a “provocation”: “We will consider the use of the dirty bombs by the Kiev regime as an act of nuclear terrorism,” wrote Moscow Ambassador to the United Nations Vassily Nebenzia in a letter to Guterres and the Security Council.
Zelensky: “I invited Meloni to Kiev, I heard her. She told me:” Call me Giorgia, relations between our countries will grow “
‘Giorgia? Volodymyr call me Giorgia! ‘ She answered me after I had called her by her name, she went just like that, right away. I believe that I have built an excellent relationship in continuity with the period started by Draghi – said Ukrainian President Zelensky in an interview with ‘Corriere della Sera’ – With Draghi the level of our bilateral relations had made a leap forward and now we will continue to improve it: I told her this and she replied that she does not intend to destroy anything that has been built “
Surprise visit to Kiev by German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
The German president Frank Walter Steinmeier arrived in the Ukrainian capital by train. Steinmeier initially wanted to meet Zelensky in Kiev last Thursday. However, she postponed the trip on short notice because the federal foreign ministry and the federal interior ministry as well as the federal police and other authorities had raised security concerns. Steinmeier And Zelensky they will launch a joint appeal to German cities and municipalities to enter into short-term agreements with Ukrainian municipalities to help people during the winter. Ukrainian citizens suffer in particular from the destruction of the energy infrastructure following the recent Russian drone and rocket attacks.
UN: “6,374 civilians killed, at least 9,776 injured”
According to the UN human rights agency, cited by Kyiv independent, at least 6,374 civilians were killed and at least 9,776 injured during the invasion of Ukraine by Russia as of 23 October. In all, 16,150 people were affected during the raids.
The agency notes that the actual figures could be considerably higher.
World Bank provides 500 million dollars for Ukraine
The World Bank said on Monday it had disbursed an additional $ 500 million to help Ukraine meet the urgent spending needs created by the February 24 Russian invasion and ongoing war.
Funding from the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, the bank’s main lending arm, was backed by $ 500 million in loan guarantees from Britain that were announced on September 30, the bank said.
Moscow: “From the US cyber attacks against Russia via Kiev”
The United States “is conducting offensive IT operations against Russia, mainly through the IT specialists of the Ukrainian army.” This was stated by the deputy head of the International Information Security Department of the Russian Foreign Ministry Vladimir Shin at a meeting of the first commission of the United Nations General Assembly dealing with disarmament issues. Ria Novosti reports it
Ukraine, energy company cancels temporary blackouts in Kiev
The Ukrainian national energy company Ukrenergo has canceled the “stabilization blackouts” in Kiev, introduced on 24 October. This was announced by the press office of the company quoted by UNIAN. At the same time Ukrenergo stresses that the situation is still difficult therefore “to support the electricity system, we invite all residents of the capital to consume electricity moderately – turn on the energy-consuming appliances one at a time, reduce electricity consumption as much as possible in the morning. from 6 to 11 and in the evening from 17 to 23 “. Business customers are also asked “to limit the use of outdoor lighting on the facades of offices, restaurants and shopping centers”.
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Kuleba hears Blinken: ‘We talked about air defense and ammunition’
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmtro Kuleba told via Twitter that he had had a “detailed and frank” discussion with US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken “on ways to end Russia’s nuclear blackmail”.
“Grateful for affirming the United States’ unwavering support, whatever the circumstances. Euro-Atlantic solidarity with Ukraine is essential. We have also focused on deliveries of air defense and ammunition,” Kuleba added.
Zelensky: “Winter will be the most difficult in our history”
“This winter will be the most difficult in the history of Ukraine”. This was stated by the leader of Kiev, Volodymyr Zelenskyin his evening message on Telegram. Zelensky added that the Ukrainians “do not have the right to relax, because there is still a way to victory” but “it is a difficult path”.
Moscow: “We have no intention of using nuclear weapons”
“Against the backdrop of the anti-Russian propaganda campaign waged by Western countries, we would like to emphasize that the Russian Federation did not intend and does not intend to use nuclear weapons in Ukraine. Neither our country’s leadership nor the Ministry of Defense spoke about the possibility of using such nuclear weapons. weapons”. This is what was written in a letter from the Permanent Representative of Moscow to the UN, Vasily Nebenzia, to the Secretary General Antonio Guterres. He brings it back Ria Novosti specifying that they have been able to view the document.
30 Democratic deputies write to Biden, US changes course
Over two dozen liberal members of the House have asked US President Joe Biden to change course in his strategy for Ukraine and pursue direct diplomacy with Russia to end the conflict. The reports it Cnn explaining that in the letter the 30 signatories praised Biden’s efforts to support Ukraine by avoiding direct US involvement on the ground but suggest a more energetic attempt to end the war through diplomacy, saying that a protracted conflict must be prevented it’s hard.
Usa: “We will support Ukraine, but we will not go to war”
The United States will support Ukraine but will not go to war. State Department spokesman Ned Price reiterated this. “We will be alongside Ukraine” but as President Joe Biden has repeatedly said the United States “will not go to war. The most important thing we can do is offer support” so that Kiev can sit at a possible negotiating table. in a position of strength. “There is no change in the American position – added Price -. The president was clear: we will not enter, and we will not try to go to war with Russia”.
Moscow: “We will consider dirty bomb nuclear terrorism act”
Russia “will consider the use of a ‘dirty bomb’ by the Kiev regime”, if this happens, “as an act of nuclear terrorism”. This is what was written in a letter from the Permanent Representative of Moscow to the UN, Vassili Nebenziato the Secretary General Antonio Guterres. He brings it back Ria Novosti specifying that they have been able to view the document.
