Live from Ukraine 84th day of war in Ukraine ONLINE 14:39 The head of the World Health Organization (WHO) Tedros Adhan Ghebreyesus telephoned Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov to talk about Russia’s role in global health and the situation in Ukraine. The Guardian reports this. Photo gallery (17) Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus
Source: SITA / AP Photo / Matilde Campodonico, FILE “I spoke with the Minister of Foreign Affairs about Russia’s participation in global health issues, cooperation with the WHO and the situation in Ukraine,” Tedros wrote on Twitter on Thursday. “I have asked for safe access to Mariupol, Kherson, southern Zaporozhye and other besieged areas so that aid can be delivered there,” Tedros added, adding that civilians must be protected. 14:22 On Thursday in Brussels, the European Parliament adopted a proposal from the European Commission to strengthen Eurojust’s mandate to collect and preserve evidence of war crimes. In April, the European Commission proposed amending the regulation on the EU Judicial Cooperation Agency (Eurojust) to give it the power to collect, preserve and share evidence of war crimes in Ukraine. The Eurojust Regulation does not allow that agency to keep such evidence on a more permanent basis or to analyze it and, if necessary, to exchange or cooperate directly with international judicial authorities. The Vice-President of the European Commission for Values and Transparency, Věra Jourová, and the European Commissioner for Justice, Didier Reynders, welcomed the European Parliament’s position and said in a joint communication that “atrocities committed in Ukraine must not go unpunished”. “There has been an unprecedented mobilization of national and international prosecutors working together to bring those crimes to justice. This is crucial evidence. Given the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, this evidence is not safe in Ukraine. We need a central backup repository where possible safely store and evaluate the evidence, “Jour and Reynders explained. 14:13 A Russian soldier who confessed to killing a civilian demands “forgiveness”. Vadim Shishimarin, 21, the first Russian soldier to stand trial in Ukraine for war crimes, asked the wife of a killed Ukrainian civilian for “forgiveness.” 13:55 Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan knows that the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) wants Swedes and Finns, but he wants to use the situation as a lever for the West, thinks political scientist Josef Kraus from Masaryk University in Brno. According to him, an agreement is possible, but Erdogan wants to get the most out of this matter, Kraus said. Photo gallery (17) Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan
Source: SITA / Turkish Presidency via AP, Pool 13:45 The first Russian soldier tried in Ukraine for war crime, Vadim Shishimarin, asked for forgiveness in a court in Kiev on Thursday, describing in detail how he killed a civilian at the beginning of Russia’s military invasion. . “I know you can’t forgive me, but I’m still asking you to forgive me,” said the 21-year-old Russian sergeant, who told AFP, the wife of a 62-year-old civilian he had confessed to killing on Wednesday. Shishimarin testified in court on Thursday that he shot the man whose death he is accused of when he and other Russian soldiers retreated and wanted to join his unit. During the retreat, the soldiers discovered a civilian Volkswagen brand, which they stole. “We wanted to get to where our army was and return to Russia,” Shishimarin said, noting that the soldiers noticed a man on the way with the stolen car. Another Russian soldier in the car subsequently ordered the accused sergeant to shoot the calling man. “He shouted at me to shoot because I put them in danger,” Shishimarin said. Photo gallery (17) Vadim Šišimarin
Source: SITA / AP Photo / Efrem Lukatsky A young soldier arrived in court in a gray-blue sweatshirt on Thursday, and the AFP agency notes that at the time the wife of the killed civilian testified, Shishimarin was looking into the country. In addition, two other Russian soldiers, Alexander Bobykin and Alexander Ivanov, who were accused of shelling civilian areas in Ukraine with GRAD missiles, took place in Ukraine on Thursday morning. Both confessed in the morning, writes Sky News. 13:30 The Russian army announced on Thursday that other Ukrainian fighters barricaded in the besieged steelworks Azovstal in Mariupol had surrendered and the total number of soldiers who left the steelworks rose to 1730. The Red Cross also announced that it had registered hundreds of these prisoners of war. .
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