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In Ukraine, 90% of the city of Sieverodonetsk would be “damaged”.
This Friday, the Ukrainian forces, which received the order to withdraw from the city "under the fire of incessant bombardments", draw up a sad observation in the face of this city "almost reduced to ruins" by the continual bombardments, according to the words of the governor of the Luhansk region.
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“All essential infrastructure has been destroyed.
90% of the city is damaged, 80% of the houses will have to be destroyed,” he estimates.
While on Thursday the European Union endorsed Ukraine's candidacy, a highly symbolic step almost four months after the invasion launched by Moscow, it is a new city that falls completely into the hands of the Russian armed forces, which continue to grow in the East.
What else to remember
End of ultimatum.
Today ends the 48-hour period launched Wednesday evening by Emmanuel Macron to the opposition, which does not take off.
“I am not closing the door to anything because the President of the Republic has not spoken of anything”, in particular lamented Yannick Jadot this Friday morning on France Inter.
“The President of the Republic cannot return the ball and exclude dialogue”, also reproached, on France 2 Valérie Rabault, deputy PS-Nupes.
For the elected LFI Éric Coquerel, on Sud Radio: "Mr. Macron gave the roadmap very clearly: it is his program and nothing else".
Mask in transport: Pialoux calls for "collective responsibility".
Faced with the rise in Covid-19 cases, the question of the return of the mask in transport is again being raised.
On BFMTV, Professor Gilles Pialoux, head of the infectious diseases department at Tenon hospital, calls on “collective responsibility” this Friday.
“There is a call for individual responsibility on the mask of the mask in transport, it is not because it is not compulsory that it is not recommended”, he supports.
Transport strike.
While a social movement is disrupting train traffic in Île-de-France this Friday, SNCF railway workers are called to go on strike on Wednesday July 6 to demand wage increases, the unions announced in the morning. .
In addition, on the side of the low-cost airline Ryanair, the French union of cabin crew (SNPNC) called for a strike on Saturday and Sunday in France, Spain, Belgium, Italy and Portugal, to demand "the application of the labor law and payment of overtime.
In Avignon, a fresco with anti-Semitic hints covered.
Appeared a fortnight ago on the wall of a parking lot in Avignon (Vaucluse), a fresco representing Emmanuel Macron manipulated by the economist and adviser to the President of the Republic, Jacques Attali, will be erased this Friday.
According to the Dauphiné Libéré, this is an "insistent request" from the prefect, faced with this work painted by Lekto, an artist known for his polemical positions.
it concerns you
How has your first name changed over the years?
A few days ago, the list of the most given first names in France fell.
While some parents simply do not hesitate to create new ones, others make more traditional choices.
Thanks to our simulator, find out how many French people were named like you in your year of birth, and how your first name has evolved over the years.
