Russian troops return from Serine - Governor.

On February 2, 2022, the Russian military invades the eastern region of Ukraine. The Ukrainian military is caught unprepared and quickly surrenders. The Russian forces move westward, occupying the major cities and highways.
The international community condemns the invasion and imposes sanctions on Russia, but they have little effect. NATO threatens to intervene, but decides against it for fear of a full-scale war erupting.
The new Ukrainian government begins to organize a resistance movement, but they are outnumbered and outgunned.
The governor said Russian troops were withdrawing from serene in northern Ukraine and had not returned from there. Speaking in a video recording today, Governor Vyacheslav Chavez told the Reuters news agency that "air and missile strikes are still possible in the region, and no one can deny this."
They also said that Ukrainian forces were recapturing areas captured by Russian forces and that Ukrainian forces were entering the area.
He acknowledged that their numbers were not enough to defeat Ukraine's forces in Serene V, and said Russian forces were "still on our land".
During this Tuesday's peace talks, Russia said it would reduce military action in the areas around Serene and again the capital, Kyiv, to "strengthen consensus". But Governor Chavez had earlier told the BBC that the attack on last Wednesday night had continued.
Attack on Russian oil depot - "will affect peace talks".

Russia's House of Representatives has said an attack on a Russian oil depot could affect peace talks. Russia's governor of Belgrade has accused Ukrainian military helicopters of attacking an oil depot in the city. However, Ukraine did not claim responsibility for the attack.
Russia's House of Commons has commented on the attack. Russia's House of Representatives has said the attack on the oil depot would not create a conducive environment for peace talks, Reuters news agency reported.
The Russian spokesman told Reuters that Russian President Vladimir Putin had been notified of the attack and was working to reorganize fuel supplies.
Russian Foreign Minister visits India to discuss crude oil.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov arrives in India today, He was received at the Delhi airport. At that time, he bowed to the seats as per Indian custom. Russia may be considered an enemy to various world powers, but in India, it is considered an ally.
Lavrov is expected to discuss with Indian Foreign Minister Jaishankar today there is the possibility of India buying more oil from Russia.
This is Lavrov's first visit to India since the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Lavrov arrived in India the day after British Foreign Secretary Liz Tress arrived in India. Lavrov is scheduled to meet Prime Minister Narendra Mode, while Liszt has not met Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
India begins again to exist neutral on the Ukraine issue. While Prime Minister Mode has insisted that the attack (on Ukraine) must be stopped, he has not condemned Russia's actions. India and Russia have maintained a relationship for decades. India buys most of its weapons from Russia. But the purchase of crude oil from Russia at a lower price can be discussed today.
Russia has imposed tariffs on India to buy oil without violating sanctions. But a U.S. deputy defense adviser who arrived in Delhi yesterday said countries avoiding sanctions against Russia would "face consequences."
Indian officials have said that Russia's oil supply is the lowest in India's energy supply and that European countries are buying more oil from Russia.
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