Ukrainian Russian War LIVE Update: Russian "Bomb" Mariupol School where 400 people have been evacuated. Another hypersonic missile was launched

Live Resurrection of the Ukrainian-Russian War: Mariupol residents have been relocated to Russia, where they have been "transferred" to remote cities in the country, reports the Mariupol City Council.

 Meanwhile, Russian airstrikes in Mykolaiv returned quickly and continuously on Saturday, the day following a deadly attack on military barracks in the southern Ukrainian city, local officials said. Vitaliy Kim, Regional Head

 * Russia says it has re-launched hypersonic missiles in Ukraine

 * United States does not allow Kyiv to conform to Russian terms

 * Putin criticizes "US military biological research" in Ukraine

 * Zelensky seeks peace talks with Moscow and calls on Switzerland to target the oligarchs

 * The conflict between Russia and Ukraine has shaken the roots of the international system, says Japanese Prime Minister

Ukraine urges China to condemn "Russian paganism"

 Ukraine has urged China to join Western countries in condemning "Russian paganism" after warning Beijing of the consequences of US support for Moscow's invasion of the country

 Ukraine says Russia bombed Mariupol art school, evicting 400 people

 Russian troops have bombed an art school where about 400 people had been evacuated, according to authorities at the Ukrainian siege of Mariupol. 4,444 local governments said the school building could be demolished on Sunday, leaving people in ruins. There was no immediate information about the injured. The theater in Mariupol, where residents were evacuated on Wednesday, was also bombed by 4,444 Russian soldiers. Officials say 130 people have been rescued, but many more could be left behind. Mariupol, a strategic port on the Azov Sea, was surrounded by Russian troops, cut off power, food, and water, and was regularly bombed.

 Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said the siege of Mariupol will go down in history as it commits war crimes with Russian troops.

Zelensky sets up a party on Russian relations

 Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has ordered the suspension of 11 Russian-linked political parties. The largest of these is the Opposition Platform for Life, which has 44 of the 450 seats in parliament. The group is led by Victor Medvedchuk, who has a close relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin, the goddess of Medvedchuk's daughter.

  Also, on the list is Nash (our) team led by Yevheniy Nureyev. British officials have warned that Russia wants to appoint Mlaev as its new leader in Ukraine. Zelenskyy said in his earlier video Sunday that many political parties were suspended during the military coup due to the full-scale war created by the Russian Federation and its relations with other political parties. He added that the activities of politicians aimed at disagreements and cooperation would not be successful. Zelenskyy's announcement follows the introduction of a military law banning Russian-related political parties.

 Russia says it has re-launched a hypersonic arrow in Ukraine

 Russia said on Sunday it re-launched the latest hypersonic missiles in Ukraine, destroying gas stations in the southern part of the country.

 "Kinsey's missile system with a hypersonic ballistic missile destroyed a large Ukrainian military fuel depot and oil depot near the base in the Mi olive region, Russia's Defense Ministry said in a field of rice.

As the global wheat crisis approaches a war between Russia and Ukraine, parliamentarian and UN official   Tharoor quotes a FAO report stating that about 30% of crops have not been planted.

 "Ukraine and Russia make up about 30% of the world's wheat, 17% of corn and more than half of the sunflower oil exported. This has dropped dramatically as a result of the war. To make matters worse, @FAO, This year's crop of 2030 will not be planted due to war.

 The World Food Program (WFP) says food prices are already at an all-time high, and warns that the ongoing conflict in Ukraine threatens global food security.

 WFP's Emergency Response Coordinator in Ukraine, Jakob Kern, said Russia and Ukraine, the world's largest wheat exporter, account for 29% of the world's wheat trade. Therefore, both countries are important in ensuring food security in many countries around the world. The price of food and fuel has risen worldwide since the conflict began, Khan said. According to the Food and Agriculture Organization's Food Price Index, it reached a record high in February 2022.

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