War in Ukraine: kyiv accuses Moscow of using phosphorus bombs and Westerners meet to… – 20 Minutes

Did you miss the latest events on the tensions in Ukraine? Don’t panic, 20 Minutes takes stock for you every evening at 7:30 p.m. Who did what ? Who said what? Where are we ? The answer below.News of the dayUkrainian President accuses Russia of using ‘phosphorus bombs’. “This morning (…) there were Russian phosphorus bombs. Adults have been killed and children have been killed again,” Volodymyr Zelensky said in a video message for Western leaders. This is the start of something really fucking disgusting. pic.twitter.com/EUVgzWLW0x— Igor Kossov (@IgorKossov) March 23, 2022 Access to this content has been blocked to respect your choice of consent By clicking on “I ACCEPT”, you accept the deposit of cookies by external services and will thus have access to third-party content. I ACCEPT You can also modify your choices at any time via “choice of consent”. More information on the Cookie Management Policy page. The use on civilians of these weapons which cause severe burns is prohibited by Protocol III of the Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons. “The risk of large-scale use of chemical weapons by Russia on the territory of Ukraine is very real”, also estimated Volodmyr Zelensky, the day after a similar declaration by the President of the United States Joe Biden.Phrase of the day“Boris Johnson is the most active anti-Russian leader”This is a statement by the Kremlin spokesman against the British Prime Minister, who continues to shell sanctions to punish Russia from the invasion of Ukraine. According to Dmitry Peskov, “this will lead to a dead end in terms of foreign policy”. The number of the day100,000. While nearly 3.7 million people have fled Ukraine, according to the latest UN count, the White House has announced that the United States is ready “to welcome up to 100,000 Ukrainians and others people fleeing Russia’s aggression”.The trend of the dayWhile the Russian invasion is entering its second month, three summits – NATO, G7 and the European Union – brought together Western heads of state and government this Thursday in Brussels. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has called on NATO to provide his country with “unrestricted military aid” to deal with the Russian army. In response, the United States “has entered into consultations (with its allies) to provide anti-ship missiles to Ukraine,” said a senior American official, stressing, however, that this scenario presented “technical challenges”. Furthermore, NATO will provide Ukraine with protective equipment against chemical, biological and nuclear threats and will protect its forces deployed on the eastern flank against these threats, announced the Secretary General of the Alliance.