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Russian troops, who occupied the part of the Kherson region recently taken over by the Ukrainian army, committed "the same atrocities" there as in other regions they occupied, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Sunday evening.
An evacuation order to Russia's Krasnodar region near Crimea was issued by pro-Russian local authorities on Saturday evening to their employees in the Kakhovka district on the eastern bank of the river.
Zelensky promised that other releases would follow, referring in particular to Melitopol, but also the Crimean peninsula, annexed in 2014.
kyiv, the Ukrainian capital, is trying to lead as normal a life as possible despite the war, between reconstruction, celebration and economic activity.
Russia and Iran have expressed their desire to strengthen their cooperation in the political and economic fields, but also in transport and logistics.
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Our report near Kherson
In Chornobaivka, a village at the entrance to the city of Kherson liberated on November 11, the inhabitants do not forget those who collaborated with the enemy.
After the euphoria, will come the time for awkward questions, says our reporter on the spot.
LP/Olivier Corsan
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After liberation, Kherson prepares to count its traitors
In Chornobaivka, a village at the entrance to the southern metropolis, liberated on November 11, the inhabitants do not forget those who collaborated with the enemy.
After the euphoria, will come the time for awkward questions.
Read our report here.
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War undermines the global economy
"Ending Russia's war is a moral imperative and simply the best thing to do for the global economy," US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen told reporters on the sidelines of a meeting on Sunday. with his French counterpart Bruno Le Maire.
AFP/Adek Berry
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Russians committed 'same atrocities' as elsewhere in Ukraine
“The bodies of those killed are found: those of civilians and soldiers.
In the Kherson region, the Russian army left behind the same atrocities as in other regions of our country, where it was able to enter," Volodymyr Zelensky said in a speech on Sunday evening, promising to "find and bring every murderer to justice”.
The president also announced that 400 Russian "war crimes" have been documented, without specifying whether they only concerned the Kherson region.
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