Diplomacy
According to Russia's defence ministry, the employment of DU shells in Ukraine would be detrimental to Ukrainian military operations, the general populace, and the nation's agricultural industry for decades or perhaps centuries.
According to former Russian president Dmitry Medvedev, Russian military may have to march as far as Kyiv or Lviv in Ukraine. Nothing is excluded in this situation. For the purpose of eradicating this virus, you must travel to Kyiv if you must, or Lviv if you must, according to the Russian news agency RIA Novosti.
The continuing investigation into the blasts must be transparent, according to the Kremlin, and it is crucial to identify an item found adjacent to one of the Nord Stream pipelines.
Despite the fact that the International Criminal Court (ICC) has issued an arrest order for Russian President Vladimir Putin on allegations of war crimes, Hungary has stated that he will not be detained if he enters the country. The Rome Statute that established the ICC was signed and accepted by Hungary, but according to Hungarian officials, the Rome Statute has not been incorporated into the Hungarian legal system, therefore there is no legal justification for arresting Putin.
According to former Russian President and Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev, any attempt to imprison Putin in accordance with the warrant issued by the International Criminal Court would constitute a "declaration of war."
Fighting
At least 10 civilians were killed and 20 others were injured by Russian long-range attacks in various parts of Ukraine, according to authorities.
Russian soldiers battling in Bakhmut, according to Ukrainian commander Oleksandr Syrskyi, are "losing considerably strength and are running out of steam." He said that a counteroffensive by the Ukrainians was about to start.
Kiev has accused Russian Wagner Group mercenaries of sending inhabitants of Bakhmut, a now-destroyed city, back to Russia.
A report that said Russian soldiers had departed the town of Nova Kakhovka in the southern Kherson area was retracted by Ukraine.
Aid
Russian accusations over the UK's supply of Challenger 2 tanks and tank ammunition containing depleted uranium to Ukraine have been ignored by NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg.
According to Mateusz Morawiecki, the prime minister of Poland, Poland is requesting an extra 240 million euros ($261 million) in EU financing to refinance weapons purchases for Ukraine.
Kaja Kallas, the prime minister of Estonia, has opposed loosening sanctions on Russia, which Moscow has asked in exchange for prolonging an agreement allowing Ukraine to ship grain over the Black Sea.
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