Russia-Ukraine Crisis: Russia increased its attack against Ukraine from all directions, decided after refusing to talk

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US President Joe Biden has announced the release of $350 million in military aid. Biden instructed US Secretary of State Antony Blinken to release aid under the Foreign Aid Act.

Russia-Ukraine Crisis: Russia increased its attack against Ukraine from all directions, decided after refusing to talk

Russia’s attack on Ukraine.

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Russian army (Russian Army) after a pause Ukraine from all directions (Ukraine) has started the attack again. Moscow’s Defense Ministry said in a statement on Saturday that Kiev (Kyiv) on behalf of Belarus (Belarus directive was issued to widen the attack after he refused to negotiate. Russian military spokesman Igor Konashenkov said in a statement that after the Ukrainian side rejected the process of negotiations, all units have been ordered to attack from all directions according to the plans of the operation on Saturday.

According to Russian state-owned news agency Sputnik, President Vladimir Putin ordered a temporary halt to Russian military operations in Ukraine on Friday afternoon in hopes of talks with Kiev, but refused to speak on behalf of Ukraine’s leadership. After the refusal, the operation has been resumed on Saturday afternoon.

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The real fight for Kiev continues – Volodymyr Zelensky

The development comes after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said the country’s forces rejected the Russian attack and vowed to continue the conflict. At the same time, he had appealed for more outside help. Zelensky said that the real fight for Kiev is on, we will win. A few hours ago Ukraine denied suggestions that it was refusing to negotiate a ceasefire with Russia, but said it was not ready to accept ultimatums or unacceptable terms.

At the same time, America has come forward to help Ukraine in this hour of crisis. US President Joe Biden has announced the release of $350 million in military aid. Biden instructed US Secretary of State Antony Blinken to release aid under the Foreign Aid Act. The aid amount will be given keeping in mind the defense of Ukraine, so that they can be given military assistance. This help has come from America, when Ukraine is looking in great trouble.

 

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