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Russia-Ukraine war: what we know on day 33 of the Russian invasionZelenskiy hails upcoming Ukraine-Russia peace talks Ukrainian president tells Europe its own security is at stakeUS denies it is seeking Russia regime change after Biden commentsPutin wants ‘Korean scenario’ for Ukraine, says intelligence chiefAnalysis: Biden’s remark should focus west on what endgame should beThe UK’s Ministry of Defence has released its latest intelligence report, claiming there has been “no significant change” to Russian forces dispositions in Ukraine over the past 24 hours.
The report, released at 6am GMT, reads:
In the last 24 hours there has been no significant change to Russian forces’ dispositions in occupied Ukraine.
Ongoing logistical shortages have been compounded by a continued lack of momentum and morale amongst the Russian military, and aggressive fighting by the Ukrainians.
This poses a very serious risk of damaging the insulation structures built over the station’s fourth unit after its 1986 explosion.
Such damage will inevitably lead to the entry into the atmosphere of a significant amount of radioactive dust and contaminate not only Ukraine but also other European countries.”
Russian occupiers transport tens of tons of rockets, shells and mortar ammunition every day. Hundreds of tons of ammunition are being stored in the neighbouring city of Pripyat Chernobyl, which is also a short distance from the nuclear power plant.”
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