India does not even support Russia

Stays away from voting on Russia's resolution on Ukraine in UNSC 

 

Today is the 29th day of the Russia-Ukraine war. Russia presented a draft to the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) on the humanitarian situation in Ukraine today. India once again refrained from voting while maintaining a policy of neutrality. 13 countries including India did not participate in voting on this draft. Whereas China and Russia supported it.

Israel, on the other hand, has refused to deliver spy software Pegasus spyware to Ukraine, fearing the displeasure of Russia. At the same time, NATO has asked Ukraine to send necessary equipment to avoid nuclear, chemical, biological and radiological attacks.

Today's Updates...

•     According to The Insider report, Russian journalist Oksana Ballina was killed in Russian military firing in the capital Kyiv.

•     Russia has banned Google News Service from its place for spreading fake news about Ukraine war.

•     Ukraine's deputy prime minister said 4,554 people were evacuated from Mariupol via the Human Corridor on Wednesday.

•     Ukraine alleges that Russian forces deliberately destroy agricultural machinery in several areas.

•     Ukraine's Agriculture Minister Roman Leshchenko has resigned from his post. Till now the reason for the resignation could not be ascertained.

Ukraine forseen pushes Russia back
US officials say Ukrainian forces have pushed back Russian forces in the east of the capital Kyiv. At the same time, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has once again accused Russia of war crimes. Blinken said the Russian military was deliberately targeting civilians.

Putin rejects the resignation of the governor of the Russian Central Bank
The death toll in the Russian attack on the Kharkiv Oblast Administration Building has risen to 24. On the other hand, according to a Bloomberg report, Russian Central Bank governor Elvira Nabiullina had offered to resign because of the Ukraine war, but Putin did not accept it.

Biden may ban 300 members of Russian parliament
US President Joe Biden arrives in Brussels to attend the Emergency Summit. According to media reports, Biden can announce a ban on more than 300 members of the Duma, the lower house of the Russian parliament, at this summit. With this, more stringent economic sanctions can be imposed on Russia.

Zelensky addresses the Japanese Parliament
President of Ukraine Zelensky addressed the parliamentarians of Japan via video conferencing. According to a Reuters report, Zelensky called on Japan to impose tougher sanctions on Russia. Also asked to increase pressure by imposing trade sanctions on Russian goods.