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And he said: "There is a huge number of Russian forces present in Ukraine Unfortunately, the Russian President showed Putin That he will throw a large number of people into it (i.e. in the war) and at a huge cost to Russia, which is tragic and appalling.".
was Blinken He speaks to reporters at NATO headquarters in Brussels after holding talks with NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg, a day after the US Secretary of State visited Kiev.
Earlier, Russian news agencies reported that Moscow’s forces will be redeployed to Russia Kharkiv region In response to a large-scale Ukrainian counterattack.
It was published by two agencies "Dice" And"RIA Novosti" Video recording from Russian Ministry of Defense It shows the movement of military equipment on a paved road, some of which raise the Russian flags and bear the letter (Z), which has become a symbol of the Russian military campaign.
A Moscow-appointed local official, Vitaly Ganchev, said in televised statements that "fierce battles" It is taking place near Balaklia, a town in the Kharkiv region that Ukraine declared retake Thursday.
Suspicion of a war crime
On the other hand, the Ukrainian authorities, on Friday, exhumed two bodies in Grakov, in the northeast of the country, on suspicion of committing a war crime in this town.
The police of the Kharkiv region, where the town is located, and the prosecutor’s office from the neighboring town of Chugoev, exhumed the two bodies, in the presence of about 20 journalists.
At the site, Grakow resident Sergei Lutsach told the press that he buried the two bodies under threat from armed Russian soldiers in March, shortly after the start of the invasion on February 24.
He added: "Come to my house. I was with my 70-year-old father. I was afraid they would threaten him. They told me to come dig a hole".
It is noteworthy that the town, which was in the midst of fierce battles in recent weeks, recorded great destruction in individual or collective dwellings and in the church, whose bell tower was partially destroyed.
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He said, “There is a huge number of Russian forces present in Ukraine Unfortunately, the Russian President showed Putin That he would throw a lot of people into it (into the war) and at a huge cost to Russia, which is tragic and appalling.”
was Blinken He speaks to reporters at NATO headquarters in Brussels after holding talks with NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg, a day after the US Secretary of State visited Kiev.
Earlier, Russian news agencies reported that Moscow’s forces will be redeployed to Russia Kharkiv region In response to a large-scale Ukrainian counterattack.
TASS and RIA Novosti published a video, quoting Mr Russian Ministry of Defense It shows the movement of military equipment on a paved road, some of which raise the Russian flags and bear the letter (Z), which has become a symbol of the Russian military campaign.
A Moscow-appointed local official, Vitaly Ganchev, said in televised comments that “fierce battles” were taking place near Balaklya, a town in the Kharkiv region that Ukraine announced on Thursday.
Suspicion of a war crime
On the other hand, the Ukrainian authorities, on Friday, exhumed two bodies in Grakov, in the northeast of the country, on suspicion of committing a war crime in this town.
The police of the Kharkiv region, where the town is located, and the prosecutor’s office from the neighboring town of Chugoev, exhumed the two bodies, in the presence of about 20 journalists.
At the site, Grakow resident Sergei Lutsach told the press that he buried the two bodies under threat from armed Russian soldiers in March, shortly after the start of the invasion on February 24.
He added, “They came to my house. I was with my 70-year-old father. I was afraid they would threaten him. They told me to come dig a hole.”
It is noteworthy that the town, which was in the midst of fierce battles in recent weeks, recorded great destruction in individual or collective dwellings and in the church, whose bell tower was partially destroyed.