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War in Ukraine: Kyiv bombed during visit of UN chief
If Moscow wanted to send a message, it is clear. Russian missiles hit kyiv on Thursday evening for the first time since mid-April, injuring ten, during a visit by the UN Secretary General. Antonio Guterres is “shocked”, but “safe”, for his part wanted to reassure a United Nations spokesperson, deploring that “it happened near where we were”, although it was a ” war zone”. “This says a lot about Russia’s true attitude towards international institutions, about Russian leaders’ efforts to humiliate the UN and everything the organization stands for,” the Ukrainian head of state commented in a video. .
France: Sharp drop in household consumption in March
Household consumption fell “significantly” in March, by 1.3%, INSEE reported on Friday, which also revised slightly upwards to +0.9% the recovery observed in February. “This drop is mainly due to the decline in food consumption (-2.5%) and, to a lesser extent, that of energy consumption (-1.6%)”, specified the National Institute of the statistics.
Feynoord Rotterdam – OM: The Marseillais save the furniture despite too many errors
A breathtaking match in a boiling atmosphere. Olympique de Marseille conceded a narrow defeat 3 goals to 2 Thursday evening against Feyenoord Rotterdam in the semi-final first leg of the Europa League Conference. The Marseille defense made too many mistakes, probably caught up in what was at stake, and Bamba Dieng was too imprecise. Marseille had done the hard part by coming back to the score after being trailing 2-0, but an error from Caleta-Car gave the victory to the hosts. OM still have all their chances before the return match in Marseille next Thursday.