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2:02 p.m. : At 2 p.m., we offer you an update on the headlines:
Cargo ships will once again be able to leave Ukrainian ports and return to sea. Russia agrees to return to the agreement on grain exports. Follow our live.
• #CARBUREANTS The strike at the TotalEnergies refinery in Gonfreville-l’Orcher (Seine-Maritime) is over, announces the CGT. The strike movement now affects only one site: the Feyzin depot, located in the metropolis of Lyon.
• The government is unveiling the main lines of its future immigration bill, which is to be examined in early 2023. It proposes in particular to “create a residence permit for occupations in tension” for undocumented workers already in the territory.
“A leader does not discard on his subordinates”. Edouard Philippe evokes for the first time on France 2 his placement under the status of witness assisted by the Court of Justice of the Republic for “endangering the lives of others and voluntary abstention from fighting a disaster” within the framework of his management of the health crisis linked to Covid-19.
1:59 p.m. : Russia will summon the British ambassador to give him “evidence”, according to her, of the involvement of London in recent attacks against the Russian fleet in Crimea, announces Moscow. The British authorities have repeatedly denied these accusations, accusing the Kremlin of seeking to “To divert attention” of his military reverses in Ukraine.
1:27 p.m. : Here are the articles not to be missed today on our site:
• Sabotage, exchange of information… We tell you about Melitopol, capital of the resistance in the territories occupied by Russia
• “Short occupations” residence permit, OQTF, asylum… Here are the government’s leads for the immigration bill
• Competition from platforms, health crisis and overpriced tickets… We explain why cinemas no longer attract crowds
1:07 p.m. : In the Kherson region, the Ukrainian army relies on US Himars rocket launchers to advance. These long-range devices caused heavy damage to the Russian army and allowed kyiv to take the advantage. “Thanks to the Himars, the front line has clearly progressed”, confided to franceinfo a Ukrainian soldier. Reportage.
12:04 : To accompany your lunch, here is a new summary of the news of this Wednesday, November 2:
Cargo ships will once again be able to leave Ukrainian ports and return to sea. Russia agrees to return to the agreement on grain exports. Follow our live.
• #CARBUREANTS The strike at the TotalEnergies refinery in Gonfreville-L’Orcher (Seine-Maritime) is over, announces the CGT. The strike movement now affects only one site: the Feyzin depot, located in the metropolis of Lyon.
• The government is unveiling the main lines of its immigration bill, which is to be examined in early 2023. It proposes in particular to “create a residence permit for occupations in tension” for undocumented workers already in the territory.
“A leader does not discard on his subordinates”. Edouard Philippe evokes for the first time on France 2 his placement under the status of witness assisted by the Court of Justice of the Republic for “endangering the lives of others and voluntary abstention from fighting a disaster” within the framework of his management of the health crisis linked to Covid-19.
11:38 : Russia also confirms for its part that it will resume its participation in the agreement on Ukrainian grain exports after receiving “written warranties” from Ukraine on the demilitarization of the corridor used for their transport, specifies the Russian Ministry of Defense on Telegram.
Moscow had suspended its participation last Saturday after an attack on its fleet in Crimea.
11:32 am : Ukrainian grain exports resume in the Black Sea, announces Turkish President Erdoğan. Follow our live.
10:50 a.m. : Each friendship reaches the inevitable moment of the “fireworks”. ????? Featuring Friedrich Liеchtenstein https://t.co/FnHGD6A6Ur
10:50 a.m. : You may remember the video kyiv released in October thanking France for its military aid. Well the Ministry of Defense is doing it again today, with a clip this time for Germany. German speakers may have recognized the song Supergeil (“Super awesome”) as a soundtrack.
10:21 a.m. : Since the beginning of March, the city of Melitopol has been in the hands of Russian forces. But that does not prevent some residents from defying the occupation authorities. Poster campaigns, disobedience… Everything is done for “complicate as much as possible the lives of occupants and employees”explains the exiled mayor of the city, Ivan Fedorov, to franceinfo.
(RIA NOVOSTI / SPUTNIK VIA SIPA)
09:42 : The Spanish Foreign Minister is in kyiv today to deliver thirty ambulances to the Ukrainian authorities. Jose Manuel Albares is also on hand to “to see the devastating effects of the Russian attacks”.
08:37 : Two days after the Russian strikes, electricity has not yet been fully restored in kyiv. 16,000 households are still without power this morning, the governor of kyiv oblast, Oleksiy Kuleba, explains on Telegram.
08:01 : And meanwhile, kyiv is rolling out “about 1,000 heating points for the inhabitants of the city“. They will be used in the event of Russian bombardments on energy infrastructure, explains the mayor, Vitali Klitschko, on Telegram. “You can warm up, drink tea, charge your phones and get the help you need.”
07:52 : Exports of grain and foodstuffs from #Ukraine️ need to continue. Although no movements of vessels are planned for 2 November under the #BlackSeaGrainInitiative, we expect loaded ships to sail on Thursday.
07:57 : The coordinator for the UN on Ukrainian grain exports to the Black Sea confirms on Twitter that no shipments will leave today. Decision taken after Russia decided to temporarily withdraw from the agreement. Amir M. Abdulla hopes for a recovery tomorrow.
07:37 : Constructive conversation with my Chinese counterpart Wang Yi. We must act together to seek to end the Russian escalation in #Ukraine and hold #NorthKorea to its obligations. Our bilateral exchanges ?? ?? will intensify.
07:38 : The head of French diplomacy Catherine Colonna spoke last night with her Chinese counterpart Wang Yi on the war in Ukraine. “We must act together to seek to end the Russian escalation”then tweeted the minister.