The war in Ukraine continues on day 55. Russian forces are concentrating their efforts on taking control of the Donetsk and Luhansk regions. Humanitarian corridors for the evacuation of civilians will not open in Ukraine on Tuesday for the third day in a row. The governor of the Belgorod region, Vyacheslav Gladkov, announced that Ukrainian soldiers had attacked the village of Golovchino, located in the region near the border with Ukraine. We follow everything important with you ONLINE again. 10:47 Greek authorities detain a Russian tanker in the Aegean Sea as part of European Union sanctions against Russia. Greece reported on Tuesday, the AP news agency writes. The Greek Coast Guard said an oil tanker with 19 Russian crew members on board, flying the Russian flag, was detained on April 15 and is currently moored in Karystos Bay on the south coast of the island of Eubója (Evia). The Coast Guard added that the detention order concerned the ship itself, not its cargo. 10:30 Humanitarian corridors for the evacuation of civilians will not open in Ukraine on Tuesday for the third day in a row. This was announced by Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Iryna Vereshchuk, who was quoted by Reuters and The Guardian. “Unfortunately, humanitarian corridors will not be opened today, April 19. According to Mariupol, the Russians have refused to provide civilians with the corridor leading to Berdyansk. 10:25 Japan will supply Ukraine with gas masks, protective suits and drones to strengthen the country’s defenses. The move comes at a time of growing fears that Russian troops could use chemical weapons, the AP agency reported on Tuesday. Japanese Defense Minister Nobuo Kishi said his country was sending anti-chemical combat equipment at the request of the Ukrainian government. 10:10 A total of 2.838 million people have crossed the Polish-Ukrainian border towards Poland since February 24, when Russia invaded Ukraine. The Polish Border Guard (SG), which was referred to by the PAP news agency, reported this on Twitter on Tuesday morning. 9:35 The Soviet army’s memorial in Berlin’s Treptower Park was sprayed with unknown perpetrators for the second time in a month by slogans obviously related to the war in Ukraine. The local police, which was referred to by the DPA news agency, informed about it on Monday. A police spokesman said the vandals wrote the words “killer”, “orcs” – which is a reference to a fantasy book by JRR Tolkien – and the letter “Z” on the memorial. 9:00 AM Ukrainian MP Lesia Vasylenkova, after Russian forces launched a major offensive in eastern Ukraine, called for an urgent meeting of leaders in the United States, Great Britain, France, Germany, Poland, Italy, Romania and Canada. The MEP said that NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, European Council President Charles Michel and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen should also take part in the talks. “Ukraine needs weapons and Allied intervention,” Vasylenkova wrote on social media, reporting News.sky.com 8:48 The staff noted that a “new phase of the war” had begun on Monday, “as the occupiers are trying to break through our defenses on almost the entire front line in the Donetsk, Luhansk and Kharkiv regions.” Tuesday morning, he added, “the Russian army continues to block and bomb Mariupol and launch missile attacks on other cities.” 8:23 French President Emmanuel Macron said his dialogue with Russian President Vladimir Putin had stalled after mass killings were uncovered in Ukraine. TASR received the report from The Guardian, which reported on Tuesday. 7:43 Belgian Regional Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov said on social media on Tuesday that Ukrainian soldiers had attacked the village of Golovchino, located in the area near the border with Ukraine, injuring a local resident. TASR has taken over the report from Reuters. 07:30 US President Joe Biden will have a telephone conversation with US allies on Tuesday, and the talks will include plans to further isolate Russia. The White House reported. “The president will have a video interview with allies and partners to discuss our continued support for Ukraine and our efforts to hold Russia accountable in our close coordination,” the White House said in a statement, according to the BBC. 07:15 Russia has started using bombs in Mariupol to destroy bunkers at a steel plant where Ukrainian troops are refusing to give up, Ukrainian Azov battalion commander Denys Prokopenko said on Monday. He said the Russian military was using the bombers against the bunkers, despite the fact that there were civilians in the tunnels under the race. 06:54 People killed so far 06:54 Street fighting has started in the Ukrainian city of Kremninna and Eva population is not possible, said a representative of the Ukrainian army. The city is one of two points where the Russian army, according to the Ukrainians, managed to break through within a hundred-kilometer-long front on Monday. Luhansk Regional Regional Administrator Serhiy Hajdaj said the city had been the target of heavy bombing. He later said on Ukrainian television that the Russians had taken control of the city after “leveling everything,” so the Ukrainians stepped back to regroup and continue the fight. significant damage to the enemy, “he said. 06:26 On Tuesday morning, Ukrainian forces attacked a Russian village located in the Belgorod border area. This was stated by the governor of this territorial unit, Vyacheslav Gladkov. According to him, there is one wounded on the spot. The authorities are investigating the extent of the damage, Reuters reported. 06:19 The war has destroyed up to 30 percent of Ukraine’s transport infrastructure. Reuters reported on Monday, referring to the local Ministry of Transport. This estimates the damage at $ 100 billion. Ukraine hopes that most of its damage will be repaired within two years and that it will be able to finance the work from Russian funds seized in Western countries. 06:11 A humanitarian ceasefire between Russian and Ukrainian forces in Ukraine is not expected in the near future, but it could be possible in a few weeks. UN Humanitarian Aid Coordinator Martin Griffiths was quoted as saying by The Guardian on Monday. 06:00 Dozens of exhibited paintings by renowned Russian artists, including Vasily Kandinsky, are “stuck” in South Korea due to flight restrictions imposed on Moscow in connection with the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The AFP news agency reported on Monday. 06:00 Siege Mariupola Mayor Vadym Bojchenko said on Monday that about 40,000 civilians had already been “forcibly deported” to Russia or to areas controlled by pro-Russian separatists in Ukraine. 06:00 Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced on Monday evening that Ruko had launched a large-scale offensive in eastern Ukraine. The AFP agency informed about it. “We can now confirm that Russian soldiers have started the battle for Donbas, which they have been preparing for a long time. Much of the Russian army is now involved in this offensive,” the Ukrainian president told Telegram on the social network. “No matter how many Russian soldiers are called here, we will fight. We will defend ourselves,” he added.