Russia denies that Putin received false news, IAEA monitors Chernobyl

According to Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, the fact that many US and European officials said on March 30 that advisers had provided false information to Russian President Putin The inefficiency of the country’s military in Ukraine, as well as the damage caused by Western sanctions to Russia, shows “the extent of their ignorance about Putin and the Moscow government.” “.

“It is unfortunate, and in fact this may cause concern for us. It turned out that neither the US State Department nor the Pentagon had real information about what was happening in the Kremlin,” Peskov said.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov. Photo: TASS

“They don’t understand what’s going on in the Kremlin, they don’t even understand President Putin and the decision-making mechanism, and they don’t understand how we work. This is not only a pity, but it also creates anxiety. Because such a misunderstanding will lead to wrong decisions and hasty decisions, leading to very bad consequences,” added the Kremlin spokesman.

Britain unleashed more sanctions on Russian media

British authorities today announced a new set of sanctions targeting Russian media.

“These measures target 14 individuals and entities, including Sergey Borisovich Brilev, presenter on state TV channel Rossiya, and media outlet RIA Novosti. These sanctions will hit Russian news agencies,” Al Jazeera quoted British Foreign Secretary Liz Truss as saying.

“We will continue to launch new sanctions to increase pressure on Russia. No measures will be ruled out,” Truss added.

The IAEA will monitor the operation of the Chernobyl plant

Ukrainian officials today (March 31) said that the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) will establish online monitoring missions for two of the country’s nuclear power plants, Chernobyl and Zaporizhzhia.

“The IAEA should use its influence to ensure that Russian nuclear officials do not interfere in the operation of the two plants, which are occupied by the Russian military,” said Petro Kotin, the company’s leader. Ukraine’s national nuclear energy Energoatom told Al Jazeera.

The International Committee of the Red Cross is going to Mariupol

The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) said today that its medical team is on its way to Mariupol with lots of relief supplies, and the agency is ready to evacuate people from the war zone. tomorrow (1/4).

“The parties to the conflict must agree to the terms of the evacuation. This operation is very important, when tens of thousands of lives are waiting to be saved,” Al Jazeera quoted the IRGC’s Twitter post as saying.

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