Russia’s Victory Day is ahead. Every year on May 9, Moscow celebrates the victory of the then Soviet Union in World War II. But this time there are many fears, anxieties and speculations about the day. The Russia-Ukraine war, which has been raging for the past two months, has been described by Moscow as a “special military operation.” Diplomats fear that Moscow will declare real war on that day. And his rehearsal is in full swing. On May 9, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky invited German Chancellor Olaf Schultz to Kiev to deliver a message of fear. Schultz’s Kiev will be a ‘strong move’, he said.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Germany-Ukraine relations are not straight. Instead, Ukraine has no place in the European Union (EU) for their opposition. Zelensky once publicly expressed his displeasure with her. But in the current situation, he insisted on establishing a soft-warm relationship. Germany is also supplying arms to Ukraine. Recently, German Defense Minister Christine Lambert announced that they would send six long-range ballistic missile capabilities. Ukrainian forces will also be trained in Germany. America has been helping from the beginning. They are cooperating in the formulation of weapons and tactics. Today, an American government official claimed that they were warning Ukraine about the location of the Russian warship Moscow in the Black Sea. However, the decision to launch a missile was entirely Kiev’s. Although Washington said today, Moscow said at the outset, “We are fighting against Neto. It is impossible for Ukraine to do so much. “
Europe-America is currently united against Russia. However, the situation is still a bit shaky in terms of energy. The EU has proposed ending its energy dependence on Russia this year. Germany is reluctant. Hungary says it will not be able to stop importing fuel from Russia. Regular meetings are going on about this. On Sunday, the G7 member states will hold a virtual meeting with Zelensky.
Zelensky told a news conference today that the Russian attack had destroyed at least 400 hospitals and health centers in his country. The infrastructure required for the surgery of a critically ill patient is not intact. “In some places, even ordinary antibiotics are out of stock,” Zelensky said. There is no insulin for diabetics. “The Kremlin claims that they have only attacked military bases. Ordinary people were not targeted. “If we talk only about the country’s medical infrastructure, at least 400 health centers (hospitals, maternity centers, outdoor clinics) have been destroyed by the Russian forces,” Zelensky recalled. It’s a complete mess. “
