U.N. chief Guterres heading to Turkey ahead of Moscow, Kyiv visits.
Russia's attack on Ukraine has entered its third month. Two months have passed since the war and today the Chief of the United Nations Guterres is in Moscow on his visit to Russia. He is also scheduled to meet Ukrainian President Zelensky on April 28 in Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine.
Guterres arrived in Turkey on Monday ahead of his visit to Russia.
Two days later, there will be a meeting with the President of Ukraine in Kyiv.
Ahead of UN Chief Antonio Guterres' visit to Russia, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has said in a statement that Russia will continue peace talks with Ukraine. At the same time, he also warned of the 'real' danger of the Third World War. Let us tell you that Antonio Guterres is visiting Moscow, the capital of Russia today. Here he is going to meet Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov. After this talks will also take place between the two leaders.
Let us tell you that Guterres will visit Ukraine's capital Kyiv on April 28, where he is going to meet Ukrainian President Zelensky. Earlier on Sunday, Ukrainian President Zelensky expressed hope that the UN chief would strongly support Ukraine during his visit to Russia on April 26.
Zelensky said he was expecting 100 percent support from UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres. At the same time, the Ukrainian President also said that Guterres's visit to Russia before Ukraine is a wrong step.
Guterres arrived in Turkey on Monday before his visit to Russia
UN chief Guterres arrived in Turkey on Monday ahead of his visit to Russia and Ukraine. Here he met President Tayyip Erdogan in the capital Ankara. After that they left for the masks.
'We don't think a ceasefire is a good option right now'
Senior Russian diplomat Dmitry Poliansky said on Monday (25 April) that I do not think that a ceasefire is a good option right now. He said that Kyiv has refused to reach an agreement with Moscow. At the same time, Kyiv is engaged in defaming Russia on the Human Corridor. "Ukraine is compromising our efforts to open the Human Corridor, so we don't think a ceasefire is a good option right now," he said.
Britain to send Stormer armored vehicles to Ukraine
Britain's Defense Secretary Ben Wallace said on Monday that Britain would send a small number of Stormer armored vehicles with launchers for anti-air missiles to Ukraine. Wallace said British assessments show that around 15,000 Russian personnel have been killed in the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, while 2,000 armored vehicles, including 530 tanks, 60 helicopters and fighter jets, have been destroyed by Ukrainian troops. .
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