Monday, March 17, 2025

Creating liberating content

New details on last interaction U.S. college student had before

File photo: Hong Kong property tycoon Lee Shau Kee (Picture

U.S. launches strikes on Yemen as Houthis attack shipping vessels

Related News

New details on last interaction U.S. college student had before disappearing in Punta Cana – CBS News Watch CBS News Joshua Riibe was the last person seen with University of

NEW DELHI: New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon made a remark related to rivalry in cricket between the two nations during a joint press conference with Prime Minister Narendra Modi

File photo: Hong Kong property tycoon Lee Shau Kee (Picture credit: AP) HONG KONG: Hong Kong property developer Lee Shau Kee, who led one of the biggest real estate empires

U.S. launches strikes on Yemen as Houthis attack shipping vessels – CBS News Watch CBS News The U.S. over the weekend launched strikes in Yemen, which the Pentagon says will

Khushdil Shah of Pakistan bats during the first T20I against New Zealand. (Getty Images) Pakistan all-rounder Khushdil Shah has been fined 50% of his match fee after being found guilty

Gold and silver prices reached fresh record levels on Monday, surging by Rs 1,300 each, driven by strong global market trends amid rising concerns over US tariffs, trade tensions, and

Trending News

Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) are on track for the worst-ever annual equity selloff in FY25 in rupee terms, driven by sustained outflows since October 2024. In the first two weeks

Top stocks to buy (AI image) Stock market recommendations: According to Motilal Oswal Financial Services Ltd, the top stock picks for the week (starting March 17, 2025) are HPCL and

MUMBAI: IndusInd Bank may have overstated its net interest income in preceding quarters, research reports by brokerage houses said. As a result, the lender will take a significant hit in

NEW DELHI: India has achieved self-sufficiency in solar module manufacturing. But the feat has rendered domestic producers of polysilicon, wafers and ingots – the building blocks for modules – vulnerable

New Delhi: India and New Zealand decided to relaunch negotiations for a free trade agreement on Saturday after a gap of 10 years, a move aimed at deepening economic ties

Mumbai: A host of global and domestic factors are expected to weigh on investors’ sentiment when Dalal Street opens for trading on Monday. The escalating global tariff war between the

‘Russia stole almost another week’: Zelenskyy on delayed ceasefire

Word Count: 652 | Estimated Reading Time: 4 minutes


'Russia stole almost another week': Zelenskyy on delayed ceasefire

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy accused Russia of prolonging the war despite diplomatic efforts to broker a ceasefire. In a post on social media platform X, Zelenskyy said that after discussions in Jeddah and a ceasefire proposal from the United States, Russia had “stole almost another week – a week of war that only Russia wants.”
He also alleged that the country will do everything to further intensify diplomacy and make it effective. “But every day now is about defending our independence, our state, and our people.”
Then, reaffirming Ukraine’s commitment to its defence, he said, “we must remember – it is the support of our army, all our defense and security forces, and our state that determines everything.”
He also announced a restructuring of the country’s armed forces alongside commander-in-chief Oleksandr Syrskyi and defence minister Rustem Umerov, appointing Andrii Hnatov as the new chief of the general staff.
The Ukrainian leader expressed gratitude to everyone who acknowledges the significance of Ukraine’s ‘defence and resilience’, including soldiers, civilians, and those organising fundraisers to support the country’s armed forces. “We must remember – as long as the occupier is on our land, and as long as air raid sirens sound, we must defend Ukraine,” he added.
Zelenskyy’s remarks come amid growing tensions over the proposed ceasefire. Earlier, he criticised Russian President Vladimir Putin’s stance, calling it “highly manipulative,” alleging that Putin did not genuinely seek a ceasefire but is hesitant to admit this to US President Donald Trump.
The US administration had urged Russia to agree to an unconditional ceasefire to which Putin responded by citing various concerns including fears that Ukraine could gain a military advantage. He also pointed to Russia’s recent battlefield gains as a reason for continuing military operations.
Despite the diplomatic push, Zelenskyy stressed that Ukraine’s position remains clear while Russia continues to complicate matters. “We do not set conditions that complicate anything. Russia does that,” he said.





Source link

Most Popular Articles

Sign In

Welcome ! Log into Your Account