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TOPSHOT – This photograph taken on November 19, 2022, shows a destroyed building of the International Airport of Kherson in the village of Chornobaivka, outskirts of Kherson, amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine. (Photo by Ihor TKACHOV/AFP) — AFP Refresh Show highlights only
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- The head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has denounced Sunday “deliberate and targeted firing” against the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant, the largest in Europe, calling for “stop this madness.”.
- Russia and Ukraine have moved to again accused each other on Sunday of having bombed this nuclear power station militarily occupied by the Russian army. kyiv has further denied having executed several Russian soldiers who had been there.
- In his daily speech, Volodymyr Zelensky indicated that nearly 400 Russian attacks took place in eastern Ukraine on Sunday alone. In the south of the country, at Kherson, which Ukrainian troops had recently recaptured, the inhabitants were facing Russian bombardments, after eight months of occupation.
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10:50 p.m.: This live is now over, thank you for following us. See you soon on our site! 9:30 p.m.: Washington denounces “systemic war crimes” committed by Russia
Russia has surrendered to “systemic war crimes” wherever she deployed troops in Ukraine, accused a senior US official on Monday, saying she was confident that Eventually Russian officials will be able to account for it in court.
“We have mounting evidence that this aggression (the Russian invasion) was accompanied by systemic war crimes committed in all regions where Russia’s lived. the Russian forces were deployed,” to journalists Beth Van Schaack, diplomat in charge of international criminal justice at the State Department, citing summary executions, cases of torture or inhuman treatment or the forced displacement of people and victims ;children.
8:59 p.m.: Friend to; four legs
Brave hearts.
pic.twitter.com/P0XLjOzQNx— UkrARMY cats & dogs (@UAarmy_animals)
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8:44 p.m.: $10,000 donation
Mykola Shevchuk, aged 83, donated all his savings to the Ukrainian forces, about $10,000. “He brings us closer to victory,” said on Twitter Anton Gerashchenko, official adviser and former deputy minister at the Ukrainian Interior Ministry, who saluted a “hey; ros”.
Mykola Shevchuk, 83, donated all the money he saved for years to Ukrainian Defenders – 100,000UAH and about $10,000.
He received an award for his sacrifice from .
Glory to Hero! He is bringing our Victory closer.
📷: suspilne pic.twitter.com/IqSQAZE13O
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en)
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8:27 p.m.: Surviving Chat
This cat has been burned after a Russian bombardment of Andriivka, a small town in Zaporozhye Oblast, last April. It is at now fully recovered from his injuries!
This cat from suffered numerous burns as a result of shelling in April.
Look how he has changed after seven months.📸 PetHouse pic.twitter.com/WqYPVYSOKd
— NEXTA (@nexta_tv)
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8:09 p.m.: Germany threatened with Russian TV
“I don’t think there is a problem. use tactical nuclear strikes on Germany if war is declared,” Russian TV.
Threats to Germany. pic.twitter.com/DTSHtxG8T8
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en)
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7:52 p.m.: Rewind
You haven’t followed the latest news on Ukraine front this Monday? Every evening, 20 Minutesoffers you its summary of the war. Between torture rooms and defensive postures, to quickly know everything about the 271st day of the war, it’s here:
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7:34 p.m.: Hell and bombardments
A man enters a house destroyed by a bombardment that killed his father, in the Kirovsky district, in east of Donetsk. – Nikolai Trishin/TASS/Sipa USA/SI
7:15 p.m.: Macron discusses with Zelensky “the absolute necessity” to secure the Zaporozhye power plant
French President Emmanuel Macron and his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky discussed Monday, during a telephone interview, “the absolute necessity; to maintain security; and safety” of the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant, bombed again this weekend.
“I was with President Zelensky on an urgent appeal,” the French head of state during a speech at the Paris to; the international conference in support of Moldova, collateral victim of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. He explained this appeal by “the context which continues to be very difficult”, with “the bombardments which Ukraine’s still suffered, the threats hanging over the power station of Zaporozhe”. According to the Presidency, he “expressed his deep concern” as for the “new shots against the central” in Ukraine, which Moscow and kyiv accuse each other of having bombed.
7:01 p.m.: The health system ukrainian threatened by winter
The damage to; Ukraine’s energy infrastructure “already have devastating effects on the health system; and on health of the population,” Hans Kluge, WHO Regional Director for Europe. According to him, the WHO has registered over 700 attacks on health facilities Ukrainians since the start of the Russian invasion in February, which he said constitutes “a clear violation” international humanitarian law.
This means that “hundreds of hospitals and health facilities are no longer fully operational,” he said. “We expect what two & rsquo; three million more people leave their homes in seeking warmth and security.” “They will be confronted with significant health problems, including respiratory infections such as Covid-19, pneumonia, influenza and a serious risk of diphtheria and measles in an under-vaccinated population,” added Hans Kluge.
6:49 p.m .: Tensions between Serbia and Kosovo
The failure of the negotiations carried out on Monday in Brussels between Serbia and Kosovo on the number plates raises fears of a new regional crisis among the most serious in recent years. After eight hours of discussions under the aegis of the head of European diplomacy Josep Borrell, the two parties separated without agreement.
At the heart of the problem, the refusal of the minority Serbian to recognize the authority of of the Kosovar government on the former Serbian province at the time when; Pristina wants to establish its sovereignty throughout the territory.
From leaders to; across Europe and the head of NATO called on the two camps to the compromise at the time when; Westerners, monopolized by the war led by Russia in Ukraine and its economic consequences, want to avoid any new crisis.
6:31 p.m. additional armored vehicles
“The Luxembourg Army and the Luxembourg Ministry of Defense are supporting the Armed Forces of Ukraine by sending vehicles to Ukraine” multi-purpose wheels with high mobility (HMMWV) ” Luxembourg Defense Minister François Bausch on Twitter.
The and support the Armed Forces of by sending additional High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicles (HMMWV).
These will strengthen 🇺🇦 in exercising its right to self-defence. will support for as long as it takes. pic.twitter.com/XcDLwCM1o7— François Bausch (@Francois_Bausch)
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6:15 p.m.: The great fear of energy relocations
In Germany, the chemist BASF is not ruling out transferring its most “energy-intensive”production outside of Europe. In France, the Duralex glassmaker received on Monday an emergency loan from the State to spend the winter: everywhere in Europe, the industry fears the relocation of factories to countries where energy costs less.
Faced with the risk of deindustrialization which weighs on Europe, the French president Emmanuel Macron receives Monday evening at dinner of major European industrialists to encourage them to stay on the old continent. Among the guests, representatives of the European Round Table for Industry (ERT), which claims among its members some sixty large companies on the continent. Among them, leaders of the Engie, Orange, Ericsson, Unilever, AstraZeneca, Volvo, BMW, Air Liquide and Solvay groups. Objective: tell them to stay in Europe and choose France, despite the explosion of invoices, in particular due to; war in Ukraine.
5.48pm: WHO warns of “life threatening” millions of people in Ukraine
The World Health Organization (WHO) warned on Monday that winter will threaten the lives of millions of Ukrainians, after a series of devastating Russian strikes on the country’s energy infrastructure.
“This winter will endanger the lives of millions of people in Ukraine,” to journalists Hans Kluge, WHO Regional Director for Europe. “Put simply, this winter will be about survival.” Ukraine to help it buy gas
In August, Norway announced that it would help Ukraine’ increase its natural gas reserves before winter arrives. “ The gas will contribute to; relieve the country»s grave humanitarian situation,” the government, quoted; by The Kyiv Independent.
5:11 p.m.: Organizations call for the requisition of beds reserved for Ukrainians for other migrants
Several migrant aid organizations wrote to the authorities on Monday asking for the update. disposal of vacant accommodation places in the dedicated reception centre; to Ukrainians at Paris for the benefit of homeless exiles “of other nationalities” by AFP.
Since the end of August and the slowdown in their arrival, displaced persons fleeing the war in Ukraine have been cared for at an exhibition site in the north-east of Paris, the Paris Event Center, which succeeded at the reception point of the Porte de Versailles Exhibition Center, which is more spacious.
““We learned that (…) again, every evening, dozens of beds – minimum 120 – are unoccupied, ” these organizations in their mail intended for to the prefect of the Ile-de-France region Marc Guillaume and to the prefect Joseph Zimet, who leads the interministerial crisis unit on the reception of Ukrainian refugees.
4:50 p.m.: Private of winter boots, the Russian opponent Navalny lodges a complaint in prison
The imprisoned Russian opponent Alexï Navalny, who has been denouncing for weeks a tightening of his conditions of detention, indicated on Monday that he was suing his prison because he is deprived of winter boots as the snow and cold arrived.
“I am filing a complaint against my penal colony demanding that they provide me with winter boots,” his lawyers and published on his social networks. According to Alexeï Navalny, imprisoned to 200km from Moscow, this deprivation “is a prime example of the deceit and sophistication of the pressure system” in Russian prisons.
4:15 p.m.: Luxembourg sends vehicles to multi-purpose wheels with high mobility (HMMWV) additional to Ukraine
The and support the Armed Forces of by sending additional High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicles (HMMWV).
These will strengthen 🇺🇦 in exercising its right to self-defence. will support for as long as it takes. pic.twitter.com/XcDLwCM1o7— François Bausch (@Francois_Bausch)
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3:26 p.m.: NATO’s Parliamentary Assembly has recognized Russia as a a terrorist state and called to the creation of an international tribunal
The Ukrainian delegation was supported by the 30 member countries. Previously, Russia had been recognized as a terrorist state by five EU countries and by PACE, reports Nexta.
2:55 p.m.: Ukrainians plan to retake Crimea
“Le vice-ministre de la défense ukrainien a dit que la Crimée pourrait être reprise avant la fin de l’année.
C’est un objectif fondamental avec même parfois l’idée que peut-être par rapport à l’ensemble du Donbass, la Crimée pourrait être un objectif prioritaire.” https://t.co/v550Gyr9x4— Michèle Doige (@DoigeMichele)
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2:28 p.m .: Germany will provide Germany with Poland a Patriot anti-aircraft defense system
The German government has proposed; Monday at; Warsaw to provide it with a Patriot anti-aircraft defense system, after the deadly fall of a missile in Poland last week.
“We have proposed; to help Poland to secure its airspace with our Eurofighter (aircraft) and our Patriot air defense systems,” German Defense Minister Christine Lambrecht in an interview with the daily Rheinische Post.
2:06 p.m.: Washington considers kyiv better prepared than Moscow to the battles of winter
The secretary at the United States Defense, Lloyd Austin, estimated that Ukraine was “in much better condition” that Russia to continue to fight in the winter. “We have done a lot to try to prepare Ukrainians for the future. a fight in the winter and allow them to continue to fight. keep the pressure on our opponents,” at a press conference in Indonesia.
1:52 p.m .: In Kremenchuk, a bust of Alexander Pushkin dismantled
A bust of the Russian poet and playwright Alexander Pushkin has been dismantled. dismantled to Kremenchuk, a city located northwest of Zaporozhye in Ukraine.
A bust of Pushkin was dismantled in . pic.twitter.com/p9UNesRJK6
— NEXTA (@nexta_tv)
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12:57 pm: “ torture chambers” to Kherson
According to the Ukrainian prosecutor’s office, the investigators visited “four” buildings, including “temporary detention centres” period, “where, during the capture of the city, the occupiers illegally detained people and brutally tortured them.
“Pieces of rubber truncheons, a wooden bat, a used device by the occupants to electrocute civilians, a flashlight; incandescence and bullets (…) were seized,” the same source, ten days after the recapture of Kherson by the Ukrainian army.
“The work aimed at Establishing the locations of torture chambers and unlawful detention of people continues,” the Ukrainian General Prosecutor’s Office, specifying that it also wants to “identify all the victims”.
12:41: The Russian forces strike civilian infrastructure at Kherson
Russia struck civil infrastructure at; Kherson on November 21, injuring civilians, according to Deputy Head of Kherson Oblast Council Yurii Sobolevskyi. He did not provide details, says The Kyiv Independent.
12:16 p.m.: Ukraine says it has discovered four “ torture sites” used by the Russians to Kherson
The Ukrainian Prosecutor’s Office announced Monday discovering four “torture sites” used by the Russians to Kherson during their occupation of this city in southern Ukraine until its recapture by kyiv troops on November 11.
“”” Kherson, prosecutors continue to establish Russia’s crimes: Torture sites were found established in four buildings,” Ukrainian Prosecutor’s Office on Telegram. kyiv has, since the liberation of the city, denounced to the “war crimes” and the “atrocities” Russians in the region.
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21/11 Point de situation un peu plus complet sur le conflit avec plusieurs points d’attention sur de potentielles évolutions à suivre.
D’abord les opérations, puis l’effort de guerre et enfin les soutiens des 2 camps. pic.twitter.com/cVyqsqPbNd— cedric mas (@CedricMas)
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11:51 a.m.: The Kremlin promised Monday to châ ;hold those responsible for the death of a group of Russian soldiers in Ukraine
“Naturally Russia will itself search for those who committed this crime. They must be found and punished,” to spokesman for the Russian Presidency, Dmitry Peskov. He added that Moscow will turn to this end towards international forums, “if it can be useful”.
Russia has accused on Friday Ukraine to have executed more than ten of its soldiers who had deposed; weapons, based on videos posted on social media.
11:37: Zelensky honors the memory of those killed on the Maïdan during the 2014 Ukrainian revolution
The President of Ukraine and the First Lady honored the memory of those killed on the Maidan during the Revolution of Dignity. pic.twitter.com/09L3GL7O2k
— NEXTA (@nexta_tv)
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11:08 a.m.: A conference at Paris of support to; Moldova, victim of the war in Ukraine
Moldova, a small country of 2.6 million inhabitants neighboring Ukraine, is bearing the full brunt of the consequences of the war, particularly in terms of energy, while the Russian company Gazprom has solved the problem. half its gas exports to Chisinau. Paris is hosting an international conference on Monday in support of Moldova with the immediate objective of providing emergency aid to get through the winter while accompanying the country on the way to joining the EU. the European Union (she has been a candidate since the end of June). Moldovan Foreign Minister Nicu Popescu assessed to 1.1 billion euros the need for additional financing to cover the country’s additional energy costs this winter.
10:53 am: A Russian anti-war painter assaulted to snowballing
Des habitants de Borovsk agressent Vladimir Ovchinnikov, un peintre russe de 84 ans, pour ses graffitis anti-guerre. Ils le traitent de fasciste et jettent des boules de neige sur le cameraman qui l’accompagne. https://t.co/qmva0NXXWH
— Alexandra Dalsbaek (@alexdalsbaek)
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10:27 a.m.: Tales of torture are multiplying at Kherson
Dans la région de Kherson, les récits de torture par les forces russes se multiplient. Aujourd’hui les victimes recherchent ceux qui les ont dénoncés. Les collaborateurs. Ds les villages, on n’est pas prêt d’oublier les trahisons https://t.co/U5BzjMkm2C
— Stephanie Perez (@PerezpStephanie)
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9:56 a.m.: A Wagner boss dragged out of his hospital bed to be executed
“ The Russian prisoners’ rights group Gulagu Net reports that a convict named after Viktor Anatolyevich Sevalnev was fired from his hospital bed, where he was cared for; for combat wounds, to be shot after the unit that he commanded withdrew from the front line », reports an author and independent researcher in military history, cit » by Cédric Mas.
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09:36: Russian military losses
These are the indicative estimates of Russia’s combat losses as of Nov. 21, according to the Armed Forces of Ukraine. pic.twitter.com/StbVBYEuEN
— The Kyiv Independent (@KyivIndependent)
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09:15: Russian attempts to turn the tide fail, says military historian
Big Russian difficulties on different fronts, according to specialist C&édric Mas :
1er constat : La Russie perd militairement de manière incontestable (pour l’instant) et ses tentatives pour renverser la tendance échouent les unes après les autres (quand elles n’aggravent pas les choses).
— cedric mas (@CedricMas)
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09:06: Vladimir Putin uses “nuclear blackmail” assures a deputy Ukrainian
Russia and Ukraine blame each other for strikes on the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant. “What reason would Ukraine have to strike its own power plant on its territory?”, says on BFM TVthe deputy Ukrainian Oleksiy Goncharenko. Vladimir Putin uses “nuclear blackmail” against everyone assured elected official from the opposition.
08:52: The city of Kherson at the rebuilding after Russian invasion and liberation
Damaged planes on a runway of the Kherson Airport. – Bulent Kilic
08:33: New Russian bombings in the Dnepropetrovsk region
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8:30 a.m.: “No radioactive discharge” after the bombings on the Zaporozhye power plant, according to the National Security Institute french nuclear industry
“According to our information, the shells did not lead to an accidental situation on the site’s six reactors (…). There is no radioactive release, radiological conditions are normal,” France Info Karine Herviou, Deputy Director of the Institute for Radiation Protection and Safety nuclear.
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) hopes to be able to take stock of the situation this Monday morning at the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant after firing. Moscow and kyiv blame each other. shelling.
08:06 am: Logistical problems for Russians, says UK
“Severe shortages of ammunition and trained personnel; hamper Russia”s offensive and defensive capabilities, UK MoD says.
(6/6) Both Russian defensive and offensive capability continues to be hampered by severe shortages of munitions and skilled personnel.
— Ministry of Defence 🇬🇧 (@DefenceHQ)
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07:50 am: Residents of Kherson still suffering, despite liberation of the city
On Sunday, residents of Kherson come to collect drinking water. Despite the recent liberation of this southern city by the Ukrainian army, the Russians continue their bombardments. – Bernat Armangue/AP/SIPA
07:44: Priority; to construction of defensive positions for Russia, says UK
The British Ministry of Defense continues to analyze the conflict in Ukraine on a daily basis. “ Russian forces continue to prioritize to the construction of defensive positions, manned by poorly trained mobilized reservists », says the UK.
(2/6) As on other parts of the front, Russian forces continue to prioritise constructing defensive positions, almost certainly partially manned by poorly trained mobilised reservists.
— Ministry of Defence 🇬🇧 (@DefenceHQ)
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7:35 a.m.: Paris hosts a support conference for Moldova
Collateral victim of the war in Ukraine, Moldova will be helped by the community; international. A conference is being held this Monday at; Paris. Moldova is facing power outages related to strikes on Ukrainian energy infrastructure.
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07:27: “The artillery duels continue, the fight continues” ;, to Kherson
Despite After the liberation of the city of Kherson, which had been in Russian hands for eight months, the fighting continued. The retreating Russian army continues to fight. bombard the city.
“I’s scared. The bombs are now falling every hour,” said Serguei Goudym, the busy chief engineer of the oil depot. to Assess the damage inflicted on its facilities.
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06:38: …And that of the Ukrainians
For its part, the Ukrainian nuclear agency accused Russia for bombing the power plant. “This morning of November 20, 2022, at; Following numerous Russian bombardments, at least 12 strikes were carried out. recorded at the site of the Zaporozhe nuclear power plant,” Energoatom, accusing the Russians of “once again staging nuclear blackmail and putting the whole world in danger.
06:34: The Russian version
For the Russian Ministry of Defence, “the kyiv regime does not cease provocations in order to create the threat of a catastrophe in the future. the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant.” On Saturday and Sunday, Ukrainian forces fired more than twenty “large caliber shells” on the plant, says a press release; of the ministry.
These shells notably exploded; between energy blocks number 4 and 5 and aimed at the roof of a “special building” located to proximity of these blocks. This “special building” is home to a nuclear fuel depot, the company said. an official of the Russian electricity producer Nuclear Rosenergoatom, Renat Kartchaa.
Despite these bombings, “the level of radiation in the area of the plant remains in line with the guidelines. the norm”, stresses the Russian Defense Ministry.
06:20 am: Rafael Grossi furious
On Zaporozhe, “explosions took place at the site of this major nuclear power plant, which is completely unacceptable,” Sunday Rafael Grossi, in an interview with; BFM TV. “Whoever it is, this must stop immediately,” the head of the IAEA, insisting: “People who do çit know where’ they knock. It’s absolutely deliberate, focused.”.
06:15: Welcome to this new Live
Hello, all and to all. Like every day, the editorial staff of 20 Minutes is mobilized to give you the latest information on the conflict. On the ground, the situation of the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant is once again worrying. Russia and Ukraine have indeed again accused each other on Sunday of having bombed the occupied site militarily by the Russian army. For Rafael Grossi, director of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), everything must be done to “stop this madness”.