President Zelensky accused Russia of attacking a residential neighborhood and museum in the Ukrainian town of Kupiansk, killing two and wounding at least 10 — the latest deadly missile strike on a civilian target.
Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree to place Russian assets from what he described as “unfriendly countries” under administrative receivership,Tass reported. The move was cast as an apparent retaliation against the seizure of Russian assets abroad since the start of the war as part of a program of Western sanctions. The document lists foreign stakes in power distribution company Unipro and energy firm Fortum as among the entities affected by the decree, according to Tass.
and critical infrastructure in the past day, according to Ukraine’s armed forces. The probability of further strikes across Ukraine “remains high,” the militaryRussian forces continue to mount ground attacks in and around the besieged city of Bakhmut. Fighters from Russian mercenary organization Wagner Group made “marginal advances” near a railway station in the city’s west on Monday, analysts at the Institute for the Study of WarA former Wagner Group commander who is seeking asylum in Norwayto charges related to a fight outside a bar in the capital, Oslo. Andrey Medvedev, 26, said he was “very ashamed,” Reuters
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