(Updated 2145) European countries make another move to block strategically important places in Russia
The Guardian reported that the Lithuanian authorities announced that since the 18th, rail traffic to Kaliningrad (Kaliningrad) will be blocked, and goods subject to EU sanctions are prohibited from being delivered to the local area.
Kaliningrad is Russia’s territory on the Baltic Sea coast. Kaliningrad Governor Anton Alikhanov said the sanctions would affect about 50 percent of goods shipped from Russia to the region.
(Updated 1910) Prime Minister just left Kyiv, warns Ukraine of ‘risks and disasters’
“British Broadcasting Corporation” (BBC) reported on the 18th that British Prime Minister Boris Johnson (Boris Johnson), after returning from his visit to Kyiv and returning to the United Kingdom, warned that as the war between Russia and Ukraine continues, there may be a risk of “Ukrainian fatigue” in the world, emphasizing that countries at this time He should stand up and express his solidarity with Ukraine, saying it would be a “disaster” if Putin were to take control of cities in southern Ukraine and the Donbas in eastern Ukraine.
Johnson & Johnson again visited Ukraine without prior notice on the 17th to meet with the country’s President Volodymyr Zelensky; he also made a surprise visit to Kyiv in April.
