Fighting is raging again on multiple fronts in Ukraine, with intense combat in the besieged port city of Mariupol — site of some of the war’s greatest suffering
A woman carries her baby after fleeing the war from neighbouring Ukraine at the border crossing in Palanca, Moldova, Saturday, March 19, 2022. in the besieged port city of Mariupol — the site of some of the war's greatest suffering. Ukrainian officials say their forces there are battling the Russians over the Azovstal steel plant, one of the biggest in Europe.but also appealed for Russian President Vladimir Putin to meet him for direct talks., along with the 3.
The corridors announced Saturday include one from Mariupol, several in the region of the capital, Kyiv, and in the Luhansk region. Humanitarian aid deliveries are also planned for the city of Kherson, currently under Russian control. On Saturday, China’s vice foreign minister reiterated blame against NATO for the war, and criticized sanctions against Russia. Le Yucheng said NATO was a “Cold War vestige” and that its expansion could result in “repercussions too dreadful to contemplate” from a major power like Russia.
By mid-morning Saturday, many were told to come back another day because the demand was too high even though Polish authorities had simplified the process.