Ukraine live updates: 'Weakened' Russia a US goal; mass grave found
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An estimated 100,000 residents are trapped in Mariupol, prompting Ukraine’s foreign minister to request U.N. intervention to get them out.In his nightly video address, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that after two months of war, “The life of peaceful cities and villages has been turned into hell.”Media outlets in Sweden and Finland are reporting that their governments will submit NATO applications next month after Russia's brutal invasion of Ukraine fueled growing support for membership within the two Nordic countries.The Finnish newspaper Iltalehti said Monday that the Swedish government wants "a common date for the publication of NATO applications" and mentions the week of May 16. Russia bases about 1,500 troops there nominally as peacekeepers, but there are growing concerns that the forces could be used to invade Ukraine through its western border.Russian commander Rustam Minnekayev said last week that the country's forces intend to take control of southern Ukraine, which would open the way to Transnistria.Moldova’s Foreign Ministry said “the aim of today’s incident is to create pretexts for straining the security situation in the Transnistrian region.” The U.S. warned previously that Russia may launch “false-flag” attacks against its own side to create a pretext for invading other nations.The International Criminal Court in The Hague will join the investigation into allegations of war crimes committed in Ukraine.
As said here by https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2022/04/25/ukraine-russia-invasion-live-updates/7435019001/