Russia Ukraine War: Ukrainian Governor Calls Severodonetsk ‘hottest Point’ In Luhansk

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Regional administration officials said that the situation in Luhanansk remained “difficult”. Luhanansk Governor Serhiy Haidai in a post in Telegram said that the streets continued in Severodonetsk and called it the “hottest point” in Luhanssk. According to Haidai, Russian troops have not been able to take full control over the city. However, Moscow’s troops continued to destroy the house and kill civilians in Ukraine despite victims.

Luhanansk Governor Serhiy Haidai said that Russian troops had tried to cut the Lysychansk-Bakhmut route. He claimed that Ukrainian troops continued to fight against Russian troops and they were able to shoot down Russian aircraft.

The UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) has said that 7,703,857 people have fled from Ukraine and moved to other countries since the beginning of the conflict with Russia on February 24. The latest numbers expressed by UNHCR are more than 5,137,900 people from Ukrain living in Europe.

Vladimir Medinsky, Head of the Russian Delegation in Talks, said that the talks between Moscow and Kyiv had been “frozen” by the Ukraine. He claimed that 75% of the text was agreed upon by Russia and Ukraine in mid -April and submitted to Kyiv to be approved. Vladimir Medinsky stated that Russia did not receive a response from Ukraine, RT reported quoting the Arab RT. He stressed that the Ukraine government did not work for their national interests, however, it operated “from the position of other countries.”

The European Commission on Saturday, June 18, launched the “wheat” trading platform to help optimize the exports of seeds from Ukraine. The project was launched in collaboration with V_Labs and Rail Cargo Group, according to the Ministry of Agrarian and Food Policy Ukraine. This platform will help grow the sale and purchase of agricultural products, the unification and strengthening of the bond between European logistics companies and Ukraine farmers, as well as seed traders.

European logistics representatives will be able to solve organizational problems with Ukraine partners because there is a lack of food that has hit the world. Ukraine will be able to find partners in several clicks to export their products, as well as new logistics solutions.