According to Ukrainian officials, the Russian invasion of Ukraine, which is already in its eighth month, is accompanied by widespread devastation and pillaging of historical monuments and treasures. In an interview with The Associated Press, Ukraine’s culture minister said that Russian forces stole antiques from around 40 Ukrainian museums. Austria’s foreign ministry criticized Russia’s recent assault in Zaporizhzhia, which killed at least 13 people. The ministry termed the attacks “utterly reprehensible and must cease,” adding that “those guilty must be held accountable.”
According to Reuters, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and US President Joe Biden spoke via phone on Sunday and agreed that the Kremlin’s recent nuclear threats were “irresponsible” and their partial mobilization “a serious mistake.” According to the statement, the almost one-hour telephone discussion was focused on preparations for the next G7 and G20 summits, which will address Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and its consequences. According to Russia’s FSB security service, there has been a “significant increase” in Ukrainian shooting into Russian territory in recent days, with one person killed and five injured in the previous week. “The number of attacks by Ukrainian military units on Russian border territory has significantly increased since the beginning of October,” claimed the FSB, which is responsible for border security.
According to Euromaidan, a Russian drone murdered a civilian in Sumy oblast on Sunday. According to the deputy director of Ukraine’s presidential office, the victim was standing outside a store in the Myronivska neighborhood. The International Atomic Energy Agency’s chairman has reported that a power line that was cut by shelling of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power facility yesterday has been reconnected. The first 20 dead were excavated from temporary graves in the recently recaptured city of Lyman, in the eastern Donetsk area, according to Ukraine’s national police on Sunday.
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