НОВОСТИ: Атака в Азовском море. Бензин дорожает. Дрон в Румынии. Зеленский написал Путину. Где Макс

Drones attacked vessels in the Sea of ​​Azov, killing five people. The Ukrainian Air Force confirmed the strike. Earlier, Volodymyr Zelenskyy published an open letter to Vladimir Putin. In it, the Ukrainian president stated that Kyiv could sharply increase the cost of the war for Moscow and called on the Russian president to hold a personal meeting to end the conflict. Today, Putin spoke at an economic forum in St. Petersburg, where he, among other things, commented on Zelenskyy's letter. Also in this issue: The US House of Representatives approved an aid package for Ukraine and tightened sanctions against Russia; Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that Moscow may not be able to achieve its goals in Ukraine militarily; Apple revealed the reason for removing the Russian messenger app Max from the App Store. 00:00 - Today's issue 00:51 - Drone attack on vessels in the Sea of ​​Azov; There are casualties 02:06 - Gasoline prices are rising in Russian regions 02:46 - Crimean residents are queuing for gasoline 06:53 - A Ukrainian naval drone exploded in the Romanian port of Constanta 08:43 - Ukraine and Russia conducted a new prisoner exchange 09:40 - Putin answered questions from foreign journalists, including about the war 13:45 - Zelensky's open letter and response to Putin 17:05 - Political scientist Ivan Preobrazhensky on Zelensky's letter 18:29 - Trump: "Both Russia and the US will make compromises" 19:23 - The House of Representatives approved an aid package for Ukraine 22:27 - Dead and wounded in the attack on the Kyiv region 23:08 - The MAX messenger was removed from the App Store Source link: https://www.svoboda.org/a/33773588.html This episode was released by You can watch on VIMEO without a VPN at this link: https://vimeo.com/radiosvoboda/videos Subscribe to the Radio Liberty channel http://bit.ly/2vQLCnh Turn on notifications for new videos by clicking the bell icon. #Zelensky #letter #war #putin #max #RadioLiberty