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11:43 Ukraine refuses to allow IAEA chief to visit occupied Zaporizhia nuclear power plant Ukraine opposes International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) director Rafael Grossi to visit Zaporizhia nuclear power plant (south) as long as it is occupied by the Russians, the Ukrainian operator of nuclear power plants said on Tuesday. “Ukraine did not invite Grossi to visit the Zaporizhia nuclear power plant and refused him by the past to carry out such a visit. The visit to the plant will only become possible when Ukraine returns control to the site,” the operator, Energoatom, wrote on Telegram on Tuesday. 11:03 The Ukrainian army estimates at 31,360 the number of Russian soldiers who have died since the start of the invasionThe Ukrainian army, relayed by the Kyiv Post, published its latest progress report this morning concerning the supposed human and material losses suffered by the Russian army since the start of the invasion of Ukraine on February 24. About 31,360 sol Russian dats are said to have died on the Ukrainian battlefield since February 24. Similarly, 212 Russian planes, 177 helicopters, 13 ships and 125 cruise missiles were destroyed. These figures should nevertheless be taken with extreme caution. It is for the moment difficult or even impossible to verify these figures in a substantiated and independent manner. was asked about the ulcerated reactions that Emmanuel Macron’s remarks provoked in Ukraine, calling for “not to humiliate Putin”. The head of Ukrainian diplomacy thus indicated that this position “humiliated” Paris. “I think that the Ukrainians should not speak to us like that. there is no political leader who does not agree with that. We deserve better than distributed on the fly, “said Jean-Luc Mélenchon. He also supported the various calls that Emmanuel Macron had with his Russian counterpart since the start of the invasion. “If President Macron speaks with Putin, I agree with him, because this man must not be left to shut himself up,” he declared.9 :52 “They are bastards and degenerates. As long as I am alive, I will do everything to make them disappear”: Medvedev more virulent than ever on TelegramFormer President of the Russian Federation Dmitry Medvedev published a new message on his Telegram account, where he used to share violent protrusions. The message he wrote this morning is no exception. “I am often asked why I am so harsh in my posts on Telegram. The answer is that I hate them. They are bastards and degenerates. want the death of Russia. And as long as I am alive, I will do everything to make them disappear”. to the Ukrainian government, to the Ukrainians, or also to the Westerners whom he is used to taking to task.9:38 “The enemy continues to destroy Severodonetsk”: the governor of the Lugansk region takes stock of the situation in the DonbassThe governor of the Lugansk region Serguiï Gaïdaï broadcast this Tuesday on Telegram an update on the situation in Severodonetsk, a city in the Donbass where major fighting is taking place between Ukrainians and Russians. “Currently, the enemy continues to destroy Severodonetsk, the fighting continues. Russian assault in the direction of Novookhtyrka and Voronove was repulsed. In the Bilohorivka sector, the enemy continues to resort to sabotage and reconnaissance groups”, he explained. He also assured that Moscow had suffered significant material losses, “a tank, three artillery systems, two armored combat vehicles, a car and two arms depots”.9:26British intelligence assures that the Ukrainians have regained ground in SeverodonetskIn its daily update broadcast on social networks, the service intelligence from the British Ministry of Defense indicated that the Ukrainians had gained ground in Severodonetsk, but that the Russian objective remained to control the whole of the city. “This weekend, the Ukrainian forces regained ground in Severodonetsk, but Russian forces continue to occupy the neighborhoods to the east of the city. Russia’s strategy is undoubtedly to cut off the Severodonetsk region from the north and the south”, first establishes the press release. Before specifying that the Russian objectives had not changed. “Russia has gained ground on the southern axis of Popasna during the month of May but its advances were halted during the weekend. Heavy shelling near the Izium region suggests that Russia is considering relaunching a northern axis offensive. in view of its political objective which is to control the Donetsk oblast”.8:25Ukraine already exhibits the ongoing war at the museumInaugurated on May 8, an exhibition entitled “Ukraine – Crucifixion” is currently being held at the Museum of History of Ukraine in the Second World War in Kiev.It brings together authentic objects collected between April 4 and May 5, particularly in the liberated region of northern Kiev.In particular, one can observe military boots, notes personal and credit cards of Russian soldiers killed at the front.Visitors observe Russian passports on display in the “Ukraine – Crucifixion” exhibition, presented in kyiv, June 4, 2022. © GENYA SAVILOV / AFPPassports are also presented, showing the youth of the Russian soldiers. Finally, the visitor can observe missiles embedded in a window. “Here you can see and touch the war with your finger,” Commissioner Yuri Savtchouk told Agence France-Presse. “That’s also the goal: to shock people into realizing what’s going on.”4:03Russia expands list of Americans banned from enteringRussian diplomacy on Monday expanded its list of banned US citizens entry into Russia, including in particular Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, in retaliation for similar sanctions taken by Washington in connection with the offensive in Ukraine. At the end of May, Moscow had made public a list of 963 people banned from Russian soil, including US President Joe Biden, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and actor Morgan Freeman. 4:03 Washington accuses Moscow of “bullying” US media correspondents “intimidating” US media correspondents in Moscow, summoned by Russian diplomacy who threatened them with reprisals because of US sanctions.” The Russian Foreign Ministry summoned your colleagues s to ‘explain to them the consequences of their government’s hostile line in the media sphere,'” US diplomatic spokesman Ned Price told reporters in Washington. “Let’s be clear, the Kremlin is carrying out an all-out attack against freedom of the press, access to information and the truth”, he said, denouncing a “clear and blatant effort to intimidate independent journalists”.4:02Hello everyone! Welcome to this live dedicated to following the news of the war in Ukraine