War in Ukraine live The head of the Wagner group

War in Ukraine, live: The head of the Wagner group is angry at the command of the Russian army and threatens to withdraw from Bakhmout

  • Evgueni Prigojine, resentful of being in command of the Russian army, threatens to withdraw from Bakhmout from 10 May. ” Where’s the damn ammo? ” explains the head of the Russian private military group Wagner in a video published on his social networks on Thursday, showing what he presents as the bodies of his mercenaries killed during the fighting in Ukraine.
  • The Kremlin declined to comment on the video with Prigoyine. “Of course we saw it in the media. But I can’t comment on that because it’s about conducting a special military operation,” said Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, quoted by the Interfax agency.
  • Russia on Friday announced the partial evacuation of eighteen places under Russian occupation in Zaporizhia Oblastin southern Ukraine, as Kiev claims to be preparing an upcoming offensive.
  • A new fire has broken out at the Ilski oil refinery in south-west Russia, near Ukraine. The fire, which affected an area of ​​60 square meters, was brought under control “before firefighters arrived,” said the local department of Russia’s Ministry of Emergency Situations, quoted by the Interfax agency.
  • Hundreds of thousands of children were probably transferred from Russia according to a report by the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) in areas under their control in Ukraine as well as on their own territory.
  • The alleged Ukrainian drone attack on the Kremlin could not have happened without the knowledge of the USsaid the head of Russian diplomacy Sergey Lavrov during a trip to India. He also announced that Moscow would take “concrete measures” to respond to this attack, which remains suspected.
  • Ukraine’s military said Thursday night it shot down one of its own drones in Kiev after losing control, resulting in an explosion followed by a fire. Nobody was hurt.
  • The Senate website has been blocked by pro-Russian hackers. The pro-Russian hacker collective NoName claimed responsibility for the attack on its Telegram channel at 10:23 a.m. and published a message in Russian and English criticizing France’s support for Ukraine.

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