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06:46 : Dmitri, a Ukrainian, tells franceinfo how he fled Mariupol by swimming to escape Russian troops. “I swam about 800 meters and was exhausted.he retraces, jI was afraid of being spotted and I was cold.” “When I arrived here in Lviv, I realized that it was worth taking this risk. I just wanted to run away from the war”he adds.
06:17 : However, Joe Biden clarified that these weapons should not be used to attack Russia. He wants Ukraine to be “in the strongest position possible” in negotiations with Russia, but adds that the United States does not encourage “not Ukraine and” don’t give “Ukraine does not have the means to strike outside its borders”.
06:09 : Washington will deliver “to provide the Ukrainians with more advanced missile systems and ammunition that will allow them to more accurately hit key targets on the battlefield in Ukraine”writes the American president in a contribution to the New York Times. These are Himars (High Mobility Artillery Rocket System), that is to say multiple rocket launchers mounted on light armor, assured a senior White House official to the press.
06:09 : The United States will deliver new weapons to Ukraine, announces Joe Biden. These are multiple, mobile rocket launchers.
06:04 : We open with the traditional update on the news:
• Rafael Nadal is in the semi-finals. At the end of an incredible match of intensity and dramaturgy, as always between the two men, Rafael Nadal beat Novak Djokovic after a fight of titans (6-2, 4-6, 6-2, 7- 6) ! He will face Alexander Zverev for a place in the final.
• In full “systemic crisis” of the health sector, Emmanuel Macron announced the launch of a new fact-finding mission “one month on unscheduled care“.
• The United States has announced the upcoming supply of weapons to Ukraine to support the country, including advanced mobile multiple launch rocket systems. The only condition: these weapons must not be used to strike Russian territory.
• Three days after the failures in the organization around the final of the Champions League at the Stade de France, the anger persists in Liverpool. Club chairman Tom Werner has demanded an apology from the French authorities for pointing the finger at Reds supporters. He denounces the remarks made by the Minister of Sports, Amélie Oudéa-Castera alongside the Minister of the Interior Gérald Darmanin, denouncing the British supporters as largely responsible for the incidents.