Day 267 of war in Ukraine.
Missile crisis over, even for Volodimir Zelensky, who until a few hours ago said for sure that they were Russians, the focus returns to the field. The Kremlin is keeping 10 million Ukrainians without power, Zelensky has reported, after fresh attacks on critical civilian infrastructure.
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The positive news of the last hours is the extension for 120 days of the agreement for the export of grain, which ensures the whole winter. Wheat and corn prices have already fallen.
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The international community is working against the clock to help kyiv in the hard months to come, both for the population and for the army. Meanwhile, in the United States, Republican congressmen have presented a resolution that allows an audit to be carried out on the military, civil and financial aid of the Government of Joe Biden to Ukraine.
