Russia, Ukraine agree on temporary ceasefire
Talks between Russia and Ukraine will resume next week
Russia and Ukraine have agreed to a temporary ceasefire in exchange for humanitarian aid.
In this regard, a report published in the national daily Jang said that this is the first development on both sides since the beginning of the Russian operation against Ukraine. Talks between Russia and Ukraine will resume next week.
In this regard, the Russian envoy said that significant progress has been made in the talks, and there has been a consensus on the evacuation of citizens.
The ceasefire agreement between Russia and Ukraine continued for a while. Russia's alleged shelling set fire to the building of the country's largest nuclear plant in the Ukrainian city of Enerhodar, posing a serious threat to the plant.
Ukraine's foreign minister says an explosion at a nuclear plant would cause 10 times more destruction than Chernobyl.
Ukraine, on the other hand, is ready to make any sacrifice against the Russian military to defend its country, where Russian forces are advancing to achieve key objectives in Ukraine, while the Ukrainian government has launched a guerrilla war against civilians. Has appealed.
''The adviser to the Ukrainian president has told the people that Russia's last troops are weak and that if we block them we can win this war.For which the people cut down the trees and destroy the troops of the Russian army. He said that the people should hold rallies and block as much as possible to block the way of the Russian army.''
Earlier in the day, Russian forces captured the Ukrainian city of Kherson.