Find here all of our live #UKRAINE12h04: It’s noon, here is a new reminder of the titles: • For the debate on Wednesday evening, Marine Le Pen hopes to avoid “a succession of invectives, fake news, excesses” . She is in Saint-Pierre-sur-Dives to meet French people. She will be at 1 p.m. in an interview on France Bleu. Follow the situation in our live. • The governor of the Lviv region says that the Russian missile strikes on this large western city have left at least six dead and eight injured. Follow the situation in our live. • China has reported three deaths from Covid-19 in Shanghai. These are the first deaths officially announced since the start of confinement at the end of March in the Chinese economic capital. take charge of their mental health. Here is an immersion in one of these teams. 11:52 am: Civilian object: car repair station destroyed by #Russian bombardments today in #Lviv, #Ukraine. 6 civilians (5 adults, 1 child) killed, more than a dozen wounded. More than 40 civilian cars destroyed.#Russia #RussiaUkraineWar #StopRussia #UkraineWar #UkraineRussiaWar https://t.co/0ve3hPAP2011h52: Here are images of a car repair station attacked this morning by Russian forces. Firefighters were on site. 11:24 a.m .: While the French embassy is back in kyiv, the Ukrainian capital, Spain announces that it will reopen its embassy in the city “in a few days”. In the aftermath of the beginning of the Russian offensive, on February 24, the Ambassador of Spain and the diplomatic staff of the embassy had been evacuated from the Ukrainian capital to Poland.11h02: lviv में 5 मिसाइल अटैक्स के बाद हालात तनावपूर्ण #ukrain https://t.co/zxlp2m6cDw11h02: After the missile strikes that left at least six dead and eight injured in Lviv, residents of this western city, relatively spared from the fighting, fled. 10:53 a.m.: “For today, April 18, there will unfortunately be no humanitarian corridors.” The Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister says that no humanitarian corridors will be set up today for the second day in a row. 10:36 a.m.: At the start of the offensive in Ukraine, the French Embassy in Ukraine was set up in Lviv, a large city in western Ukraine, like other embassies. 10:45 a.m.: The French Embassy in Ukraine is back in kyiv, the capital. “On February 28, we unscrewed the plate, lowered the flags, it was really very moving. We left with it. I kept the plate with me throughout my stay in Lviv and I really only had ‘a desire is to put it back, to reinstall it: so we reinstalled it as soon as we got back on Friday, “says Etienne de Poncins, the French ambassador. (DAPHNE ROUSSEAU / AFP) 10:05 am: From the start of the war in Ukraine, Russia became the most sanctioned country in the world. For many Russians, among the hundreds of sanctions hitting the country, there is one particularly problematic on a daily basis: Russian credit cards no longer work abroad, just as foreign cards no longer work in Russia, abroad. exception of the countries of the former USSR. Consequence: more and more of them are going abroad, just to open an account and get a bank card. 09:11 a.m .: What did the Russians target in Lviv, a city in western Ukraine? “It is most certainly about civil infrastructures”, declares on BFMTV Serhiy Kiral, the deputy mayor of Lviv. and two days before the debate, Marine Le Pen and Emmanuel Macron accuse each other of “hiding” from the population. Follow the situation in our direct. • Five “powerful” Russian missile strikes hit Lviv, a large city in western Ukraine, rather spared from the fighting. No report has been communicated for the moment. Follow the situation in our live. • China has reported three deaths from Covid-19 in Shanghai, the first officially announced since the start of confinement at the end of March in the Chinese economic capital. • For people in great precariousness and far from the care system, only “going to” operations carried out by precarious psychiatry mobile teams make it possible to take charge of their mental health. Here is an immersion in one of these teams. 08:53: Lviv is near the border between Poland and Ukraine. It has become a city of refuge for displaced people. (GOOGLE MAPS) 08:49: “The Russians continue to barbarically attack Ukrainian cities from the air, cynically declaring to the whole world their ‘right’ to… kill Ukrainians”, reacts Mikhaïlo Podoliak, adviser to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. Russian missile strikes hit Lviv, a large city in western Ukraine, rather spared from the fighting 06:42: “The Ukrainians will not give in. The Ukrainians will win.” This is the feeling of Pascal Boiteux, a Frenchman living in kyiv interviewed last night on franceinfo. On the spot, in the capital, life is gradually resuming. “The Ukrainians understood that the situation was going to last, that it was not going to end overnight (…) So we have to resume a normal life. We have to start earning money again because the Ukrainians don’t have that much savings,” he recounts. 06:34: “Russian soldiers are preparing for an offensive in the east of our country in the near future. In a video message, Volodymyr Zelensky assures that the Ukrainian soldiers surrounded in Mariupol will fight “to the end”. As for the Moscow project, the Ukrainian president declares: “Just as the Russian military destroys Mariupol, they want to destroy other cities and other communities in the regions of Donetsk and Lugansk.” the main headlines: • The Ukrainian president accuses Russia of wanting to “destroy” the entire eastern region of Donbass. While the Russian army’s ultimatum to the last Ukrainian soldiers to evacuate Mariupol has expired, Volodymyr Zelensky promises that the encircled soldiers are called upon to fight “to the end”. • Last straight line for Marine Le Pen and Emmanuel Macron. Six days before the second round, the supporters of the RN candidate denounce “a stinky ball”: she is accused of having embezzled European funds, up to 137,000 euros, by the European Anti-Fraud Office. • The China has reported three deaths from Covid-19 in Shanghai, the first officially announced since the start of containment at the end of March in the Chinese economic capital. • Dutchman Dylan Van Baarle won Paris-Roubaix alone, ahead of favorite Wout Van Aert. Adrien Petit, the first Frenchman, finished sixth. Here is the summary of the race. Also read Related topics