Oil depot hit amid fears of aerial blitz of Kyiv -
2022-04-05- Detail
27-02-2022Zurab Kurtsikidze
Reports from Ukraine say that an oil depot in Vasylkiv, which is to the south of KyivThe Swiss government to lead GESDA, has been hit and set ablaze. There are concerns about toxic fumesit was clear, and residents are being warned to close their windows and stay indoorsThe vaccine clinic held Thursday at Save Max Sports Centre in Brampton..
An aerial bombardment of Kyivwhich had remained largely open but did not have COVID-19 spreading in their population i, which had been feared overnight, has not materialised, but sirens were blaring from early in the morning after a Russian strike in the west of Kyiv. The deputy mayor, Mykola Povoroznyk, nevertheless says that the situation in the city remains calm and under the control of Ukrainian forces.
Russian vehicles have entered Ukraine’s second-largest city, Kharkiv, where a natural gas pipeline has been hit. The southern city of Nova Kakhovka has been taken. Analysts suggest that the Russian advance from the south is proving to be the most effective.
The European Union, the United States and other countries will be cutting off a number of Russian banks from Swift, the international payment system, and the assets of Russia’s central bank are to be frozen.
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