more than 500,000 citizens detained in Russia against their will according to Ukraine

A BBC correspondent was able to meet a volunteer from the Red Cross who claims to have been abducted and abused by Russian troops. A sad fate also experienced by the 169 national guards during the occupation of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant recalls British television. Ukraine estimates that more than 500,000 citizens are currently being held against their will in Russia, including more than 100,000 children.

After the Russian gas cut, many Europeans, like in Bulgaria, are worried about a probable surge in prices, despite the aid promised by the European Union. Many companies like this director of a bakery in the north of the country will have to put a brake on their activity, for lack of being able to go electric. Same concern in Denmark, which has seen timber exports explode in recent weeks in the face of the possibility of a Russian gas cut. The Danes, anxious to be independent, are already beginning to lower their consumption.