Top news: Russia Ukraine War News Live Updates: After Mariupol, focus shifts to Sievierodonetsk’s Azot chemical plant evacuation

Ukraine War Live Today News, Ukraine Russia Updates 15 June 2022: Russian troops control about 80% of the fiercely contested eastern Ukrainian city  and have destroyed all three bridges leading out of it.

 

Russia Ukraine War Crisis Live: Ukrainian forces are suffering painful losses in fighting Russian troops in both the eastern city of  and the Kharkiv region, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said. In a late night address, he also said Ukraine needed modern anti-missile weapons now, adding there could be no justification for partner countries to delay delivery. Some Russian rockets are evading  and causing casualties Russian troops control about 80% of the fiercely contested eastern Ukrainian city of  and have destroyed all three bridges leading  Ukrainian authorities are still trying to evacuate the wounded, a regional official said Tuesday. About 12,000 people remain  from a pre-war population of 100,000. More than 500 civilians are sheltering in the city’s chemical plant, which is being relentlessly pounded by the Russians, 

The  bombardment echoes earlier battles over the  steelworks in the southern port of Mariupol, where hundreds of fighters and civilians took shelter from Russian shelling. Russia told Ukrainian forces holed up in a chemical plant in embattled  to lay down their arms by early Wednesday as it fights to maintain momentum in its battle for control of eastern Ukraine.

 

US extends energy payments to Russia until December

 

The US Department of Treasury has announced it will allow some energy-related transactions with Sberbank, VTB Bank,  several other Russian entities to continue until December 5, extending a previous exemption deadline set for June 24

The payments to Russia for energy products will give European countries time to prepare for a near-total oil embargo.

Washington has banned imports of Russian fossil fuels and imposed punitive sanctions due to its invasion of Ukraine, which began on February 24.

 

Ukraine War Live Today News, Ukraine Russia Updates 15 June 2022: Russian troops control about 80% of the fiercely contested eastern Ukrainian city  and have destroyed all three bridges leading out of it.

 

Russia Ukraine War Crisis Live: Ukrainian forces are suffering painful losses in fighting Russian troops in both the eastern city of  and the Kharkiv region, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said. In a late night address, he also said Ukraine needed modern anti-missile weapons now, adding there could be no justification for partner countries to delay delivery. Some Russian rockets are evading  and causing casualties Russian troops control about 80% of the fiercely contested eastern Ukrainian city of  and have destroyed all three bridges leading  Ukrainian authorities are still trying to evacuate the wounded, a regional official said Tuesday. About 12,000 people remain  from a pre-war population of 100,000. More than 500 civilians are sheltering in the city’s chemical plant, which is being relentlessly pounded by the Russians, 

The  bombardment echoes earlier battles over the  steelworks in the southern port of Mariupol, where hundreds of fighters and civilians took shelter from Russian shelling. Russia told Ukrainian forces holed up in a chemical plant in embattled  to lay down their arms by early Wednesday as it fights to maintain momentum in its battle for control of eastern Ukraine.

 

US extends energy payments to Russia until December

 

The US Department of Treasury has announced it will allow some energy-related transactions with Sberbank, VTB Bank,  several other Russian entities to continue until December 5, extending a previous exemption deadline set for June 24

The payments to Russia for energy products will give European countries time to prepare for a near-total oil embargo.

Washington has banned imports of Russian fossil fuels and imposed punitive sanctions due to its invasion of Ukraine, which began on February 24.

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