State point. What happened on the 248th day of the war in Ukraine? – Spectator

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The 248th day of the war in Ukraine was marked by Russia’s suspension of a Ukrainian grain export contract, a decision justified by Moscow, which it says was one of the ships attacked by drones off the coast of Crimea. To engage in transportation of these products. The UN, which wants to extend the deal, has already said it is in touch with Russian officials.

A drone strike against the Russian Black Sea Fleet in Sevastopol Bay is at risk, with the Russian Navy claiming to have foiled it.

• Russian agency TASS, citing the Kremlin’s Defense Ministry, presented the news: Russia will cease to participate in the agreement For export of grain produced in Ukraine. Moscow’s justification is that one of the ships struck by drones off Crimea was involved in the transportation and export of grain.
• In response, the United Nations says: Liaising with Russian authoritiesAccording to Reuters, As quoted by The Guardian. The UN had already asked to extend the deal, which expires on November 19.
• Drone strikes are at risk Against the Russian Black Sea Fleet in Sevastopol Bay The Russian fleet is said to have driven off. The Ukrainian attacks on Sevastopol come as Kiev troops launch a counteroffensive to regain ground in southern Ukraine.
• oh attack with Drones It attacked the Russian fleet The largest since the start of the conflict in Ukraine, Appointed pro-Russian governor of SevastopolIn Crimea.
• 211 Portuguese SoldiersNavy, Army and Air Force deployed by NATO in Romania Returned to Lisbon on Friday night, announced today. The mission had a deterrence and peacekeeping mission in Eastern Europe.
• EU Justice Commissioner Didier Reynders assessed that the bloc’s sanctions against Russia’s invasion of Ukraine led to the freezing of assets of Russian citizens. Over 17,000 million Euros.
• 50-year-old Russian journalist Died on Friday of an attack A stray bullet in sniper practice At a military training camp in Crimea.
• Russia blames British Navy for gas pipeline explosions Nord Stream 1 and 2, happened a month ago, at the end of September, without proof of the allegations. In reaction, the British Ministry of Defense called it “lie“Had an epic growth,” it says.

• Authorities in Russia and Ukraine condemned the incident Great explosion in ZaporizhiaIt destroyed an industrial warehouse, but there were no casualties.