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10:10 am: At least one person was killed in a Russian attack on Kyiv yesterday during the visit of UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, the mayor of Kyiv says the capitalVitaly Klitschko, on telegram.
9:22 a.m .: The US is again putting money on the table to help Ukraine. US President Joe Biden announced yesterday he would ask Congress for a $33 billion extension, including $20 billion for additional arms supplies. 
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10:14 a.m.: It’s after 9 a.m., we take stock:
#POLITICS The leadership of the Socialist Party in a letter to La France insoumise recognizes “convergences” with their program. For his part, Julien Bayou, national secretary of Europe Ecologie-Les Verts, says he has “good hopes” that the negotiations will be successful in the coming hours. Follow our life.
The French economy is at a standstill. Growth was zero (0%) in the first quarter, while inflation continued to climb to 4.8% over the year.
Several strikes hit buildings in Kyiv yesterday as the UN Secretary-General visited the Ukrainian capital. Here’s what we know about this new bombardment.
#ISRAEL_PALASTINA 42 were injured in clashes between Palestinian protesters and Israeli police on the mosque esplanade in Jerusalem.
9:23 a.m.: While many Ukrainians have had to flee their country since the beginning of the war, franceinfo is launching an information channel on Telegram to help refugees arriving in France. In this article you will find all the necessary information. 
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8.44 a.m .: “The electricity kept working. The hospitals are operational, the maternity wards are operational, the trains are operational… This country is extraordinarily resilient,” said the French ambassador to Ukraine, who had returned from the country yesterday.
8.42 a.m .: There are only “about 200 French people” in Ukraine, assures BFMTV Etienne de Poncins, the French ambassador in the country. Most of them are Franco-Ukrainians and didn’t want to leave. Some are French, returning to the country despite the embassy’s recommendations. Only “a handful” of them want to leave the country but cannot.
08:12: Here are some pictures of the city after last night’s strikes. 
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08:31: “I saw such a big fireball. A very big fire, like an explosion!”
The 25-story building where Olga lives was attacked by Russian strikers yesterday. “The windows were smashed. I ran down the hall, the shards flew against the wall, my furniture smashed.” You can find his testimony here.
07:33: For its part, Le Parisien (Paid Articles) examines the shortage of sunflower oil after the war in Ukraine. To remedy this, the Ministry of Commerce now authorizes manufacturers to substitute palm oil for sunflower oil – without always stating it on the product.
7.27 a.m .: According to the emergency services, the number of Russian strikes that hit Kyiv last night has increased from three to ten injured. Two strikes hit the Chevchenkovsky district, “on the lower floors of an apartment building,” Mayor Vitali Klitschko said. According to President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, “five rockets” fell on the Ukrainian capital.
7:30 a.m.: Here are the key headlines:
Several strikes hit buildings in Kyiv yesterday as the UN Secretary-General visited the Ukrainian capital. Antonio Guterres says he is “shocked” but “safe”.
• Eric Dupond-Moretti in the North, Elisabeth Borne in Calvados, Jean-Michel Blanquer in the Loiret… Government ministers begin the legislative campaign. Here is our summary.
• A new woman has filed a rape complaint against former TF1 news presenter Patrick Poivre d’Arvor. The latter himself announced that he would sue 16 of the 20 women who testified against him for defamation.
Annoying defeat for OM last night at Feyenoord. A 3-2 loss to a mismatched back pass by Croatian defender Duje Caleta-Car. In a week we have to do better at the Vélodrome.
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