German journalist Joachim Weber criticized Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky's words about the formula for peace in Ukraine.
This came according to what was published by Focus , where Zelensky's statement in a press conference with the German chancellor that "Kiev is ready for peace only on its own terms" angered the German journalist Weber, and wrote: "I am disturbed by Zelensky's position that it should be open only to peaceful initiatives if they come." From Ukraine... any initiative to resolve the conflict must be linked to reality."
The journalist pointed out that the entire Western society cannot pretend that it does not care how long the conflict will last and how it will end. Weber concluded, "Inasmuch as we are now actively talking about arms, we must think of political ways to end the war. Here non-Western mediators can be very useful."
Western politicians constantly talk about how they will "defeat Russia on the battlefield" and pump more weapons to the Kiev regime, while the Kremlin responds that "military aid will not fundamentally solve anything, but will only prolong the suffering of the Ukrainian people."
Pushilin: Russian forces took control of the western heights at Artyomovsk, Russia 24
Russian forces continue to advance in Artyomovsk, and have taken control of a number of important heights in the western sector of the city, which were under the control of the Ukrainian army.
This was stated by the Acting Governor of the Donetsk People's Republic, Denis Pushilin, to the TV channel "Russia 24". Pushilin pointed to the improvement in the position of the Russian forces as well in the Avdievsky and Mariinsky directions.
Yesterday, Sunday, the official spokesman for the Russian Ministry of Defense said that the Russian armed forces had repelled all attacks launched by the Ukrainian armed forces in the Artyomovsk region, and no breakthroughs were allowed.
Also, Jan Gagin, advisor to the acting governor of the Republic of Donetsk, said that Russian forces actually control nearly 90% of the territory of Artyomovsk, but the situation there is still tense.
Pushilin added that all attempts by the Ukrainian Armed Forces to resist the Russian forces failed, as he said: "In the area of responsibility of the First Army Corps, we see after advancing forward, and we see that our positions are improving in the direction of Avdievsky and Mariinsky. The enemy's active steps to remove the Russian forces from their positions were not crowned with success." ".
Luhansk's Acting Interior Minister Igor Kornet was seriously injured in an explosion in the city center
The Acting Minister of the Interior of the Luhansk People's Republic, Igor Kornet, was seriously injured, as a result of an explosion that occurred in the city center of Luhansk, amidst a number of wounded, some of whom are in critical condition.
According to the authorities' statement, "the Minister of Interior was injured in the explosion and seriously injured."
The explosion took place earlier today in a barbershop on Damkhina Street, next to the state radio and television company building, 500 meters from the government headquarters and the People's Assembly building.
According to preliminary data, a hand grenade exploded in a hairdressing salon on Damkhina Street.
According to the data, five people were injured, three of them seriously.
Times : Johnson buys a mansion
Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has bought a nine-bedroom mansion with a three-sided moat in Oxfordshire, worth more than US$4 million.
According to the newspaper "The Times", the mansion, worth 3.8 million pounds sterling (4 million and 751 thousand US dollars), was bought by Johnson without a mortgage, personally negotiated the purchase, and managed to get it for less than its listed value for the sale, which is 4 million pounds sterling.
She said that Johnson and his wife, Carrie, will live in the palace with their two young children, noting that since leaving Downing Street, Johnson and his family have been living in a house without paying rent in the capital, London, and in a Cotswolds cottage provided by wealthy donors from the Conservative Party.
Johnson buys a mansion
Johnson was said to have struggled to make ends meet while serving as prime minister on an annual salary of £164,080 ($205.17), as he had to bear the high costs of a divorce.
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