LIVE – War in Ukraine: Zelensky claims that 101 hospitals were destroyed by the Russian army – BFMTV

8:15Annexation of Kherson, “war by proxy”: the situation on the 77th day of the Russian invasion of UkraineAs we enter this Friday the 78th day of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the conflict drags on, and should yet to last, as evidenced by the envelope of 40 billion voted by the United States for kyiv. A measure that has angered Russia, which has just been approached by pro-Russians from Kherson intending to request the annexation of their region by Moscow.>>Our full article on the 77th day of war5:05Zelensky affirms that ” schools in the Chernihiv region” were targeted by the Russian army Russian army.”All Russian commanders who give such orders are just sick, incurable”, denounces the Ukrainian president4:45Maize production in Ukraine will drop by more than halfMaize production in Ukraine will decrease by 53% during the current campaign, estimates the United States Department of Agriculture, which also sees the quantity of wheat produced by the country at war falling by more than a third. At the same time, wheat production should increase by more than 6% in Ru ssie, which would thus consolidate its position as the world’s leading exporter ahead of the European Union, with 19% of volumes traded against 16.5% the previous year. 4:30 Zelensky affirms that 101 hospitals have been destroyed by the Russian army since the beginning of the warIn his speech broadcast this Thursday evening, Volodymyr Zelensky indicates that, since the beginning of the conflict, 101 hospitals have been destroyed by the Russian army. “It’s barbarism,” says the Ukrainian president.Our full article4:02US Senate vote on $40 billion in aid to Ukraine postponed until next weekDue to obstruction by Republican Senator from Kentucky Rand Paul, the US Senate will have to wait to vote the aid of 40 billion dollars promised to Kiev. While Democrats and Republicans have agreed to vote quickly on this text, Senator Rand Paul opposed it, pushing back See you next week for hopes of passing the vast aid package, says US parliamentary channel CSPAN. Under US Senate rules, any senator can try to quickly organize a vote or pass a bill. law, but it only takes one other elected official to oppose it, recalls The Hill4:02Hello everyone!Welcome to this live broadcast dedicated to the 79th day of the war in Ukraine.