War in Ukraine: Moscow intensifies attack on Kharkiv – Lavrov wants to attack arms supplies

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Moscow intensifies attack on Kharkiv – Lavrov wants to attack arms supplies

Ukraine, Kharkiv: A building badly damaged by multiple Russian shelling stands near a front line

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Lavrov rumbles against the West and NATO +++ Selenskyi causes irritation with information on mass graves +++ All developments on the war in Ukraine in star-Ticker.

On the 66th On the 1st day of the Russian war of aggression in Ukraine, the Russian army continued its offensive in the east and south of Ukraine with undiminished intensity, targeting the city of Kharkiv in particular. Heavy explosions were heard in Kharkiv on Saturday night. Despite the ongoing Russian attacks on the country’s second-largest city, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy spoke of “tactical successes” by government troops in the region.

News of the war in Ukraine on Saturday, April 30:

4.59 a.m .: Lavrov rumbles against the West and NATO

The Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov incited hatred against NATO in two interviews during the night. In an interview with the Chinese agency Xinhua early on Saturday morning, according to Russian agencies, he accused the military alliance of preventing the end of the “special operation” through political agreements and arms deliveries.

In an interview with the Arabic-language channel Al-Arabiya, Lavrov also said that Russia knows the routes through which the West wants to deliver arms to Ukraine. The delivered weapons should now become the target of what the official Russian side calls a “special operation” as soon as they reach the territory of Ukraine.

3 a.m.: Selenskyi causes irritation with information about the mass grave

In an interview, Selenskyj spoke of a new mass grave with 900 dead in the Kiev region. His spokesman and the police denied it. “As of April 29, a total of 1,187 bodies of victims of the Russian army were discovered in the Kyiv region, and the president probably meant this total number when he spoke of over 900,” said a statement from the Kyiv region police. Presidential spokesman Serhiy Nykyforov also emphasized in the online newspaper “Ukrajinska Pravda” that the president meant the total number.

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