Without end the bloodshed in Ukraine as it continues for the 28th day in Russian pounding in the capital Kyiv and in key cities such as Mariupol where it has now been leveled from the bombings.
Moscow dropped the use on the table nuclear weapons causing alarm and great concern in the international community. In Brussels today the western leaders are expected to make new decisions for sanctions at the expense of Russia.
Developments in titles:
- The Kremlin did not exclude use nuclear weapons if Russia faces a threat to its very existence.
- The Pentagon has described the nuclear program as “dangerous” and said there was no need for a change in US deterrents.
- THE Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that there is nothing left standing in Mariupol while Russian attacks on the city continue.
- He also said that 100,000 civilians are trapped in Mariupol without food, water, medicines and under constant bombardment.
- Fighting continues around Kyiv, with Russian and Ukrainian forces claim to be making progress.
- Western officials say Russian forces are now facing severe food and fuel shortages while some soldiers have suffered frostbite.
- In Brussels today is expected the US President Joe Biden. It will have contacts with NATO allies, G7 leaders and the European Union. It is expected the imposition of new sanctions in Russia.
