Bulgarian PM Zhelyazkov Joins Meloni in Rome as Ukraine Reconstruction Talks Begin
The fourth High-Level Conference dedicated to Ukraine’s reconstruction efforts has officially started in Rome
Close to 60% of the Russian people are against military deployment of Russian forces in Donbass even if tensions escalate.
Merely 25% of people would support military action with Russian participation, while 16% found the question difficult to respond to.
The data is based on a sociological survey of public opinion, as reported by the Bulgarian National Radio.
However, as a result of the conflict in the southeastern part of Ukraine, the self-proclaimed Donetsk and Luhansk People's Republics are verly likely to eventually become independent states, similarly to the Abkhazia and South Ossetia. This was the opinion expressed by 38% of Russians surveyed by sociologists.
In comparison to the opinion poll taken in September of 2014, the number of people who find this scenario likely has increased by 8%.
Approximately 20% of people believed that both separatist republics will remain within the jurisdiction of Ukraine, but will achieve relative autonomy. Only 9% on the other hand believed that they could be annexed to Russia.
Former Ukrainian Defense Minister Oleksii Reznikov has said that Russia’s war against Ukraine will only truly end with the death or resignation of Vladimir Putin
Russia’s recently dismissed Transport Minister Roman Starovoit has reportedly died by suicide
Andrei Badalov, vice president of Russia’s state-owned oil pipeline company Transneft
Drone attacks were reported across multiple Russian regions on the night of July 2-3, with explosions confirmed in the cities of Lipetsk and Yelets in Lipetsk Oblast
New evidence has emerged suggesting that Russian forces were responsible for the missile strike on Azerbaijan Airlines Flight 8243
European Union leaders have agreed to prolong all existing sanctions against Russia for another six months, but failed to reach a consensus on the adoption of a new, 18th package of restrictive measures
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