Two situations show how the war escalates. Moldova recorded one grenade attack. Russia is investigating two fires in the border region with Ukraine. Concluding another tense day in Eastern Europe, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said there were “significant risks” of nuclear war and that the chances of a third world war were real.
Transnistria, the proRussian breakaway region of Moldova, has seen a series of blasts at the Ministry of State Security. The government claims the fire was launched with a handheld antitank grenade launcher.
Meanwhile, this Monday (April 25), Lavrov indicated that the country would continue negotiations on a peace agreement with Ukraine, but that the risk of a third world war “is serious, it is real and you cannot underestimate it. “
He also stressed that the risks of nuclear war are significant, but said Russia does not want to “artificially increase” those risks.
Two large fires have hit oil wells in the Russian city of Bryansk, less than 150 km from the Ukrainian border. The causes are being investigated by the Kremlin.
The information was released this Monday (April 25) by the Russian state press. International news agencies say the fire could be Ukrainian sabotage. Officials of the country led by Zelensky did not react.
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