LATEST: Russia again launches a series of coordinated strikes across Ukraine, targeting energy infrastructure, including in the Kyiv region.
Russia on Monday morning again launched a series of coordinated strikes across Ukraine, targeting energy infrastructure, including in the Kyiv region.
Critical infrastructure has also been hit and damaged in Zaporizhzhia in the south, according to another local official. He said 9 million metric tons of food has been shipped under the agreement, which was signed and launched in July. He said the shipments have reduced food prices around the world. "It's going to increase starvation. There's no reason for them to do that, but they're always looking for some rationale to be able to say the reason they're doing something outrageous is because the West made them do it. And it's just not," Biden said."There's no merit to what they're doing. The UN negotiated that deal and that should be the end of it."Share to TwitterRussia claims that its withdrawal from the U.N.
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