The kyiv courts witnessed an unusual event: a man blew himself up with a bomba in a court of Shevchenkivskyi. Ukrainian Interior Minister Igor Klymenko, published a message on social networks in which he alluded to what happened and clarified that “the attacker died at the scene. According to the first information, it was blown up.
a journalist from Afp, who went to the scene, reported that there were two explosions and as a result of these two other police officers were injured. At the time of the event, access to the judicial building was restricted, which was blocked by the authorities while ambulances arrived to treat the affected agents.
These events take place in the context of the war between Ukraine and Russia, and on the same day that the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) demanded greater access to the Zaporiyia nuclear power plant, the largest in Europe. The reason for this requirement is to verify on the ground “the absence or presence of mines or explosives”, as denounced Volodymyr Zelensky. These nuclear facilities are currently occupied by Russian troops.
The same Wednesday, Putin He had also made some statements referring to the nuclear power plant, assuring that kyiv was preparing a “subversive act” at the Zaporizhia plant that was going to have “catastrophic consequences.”
In this scenario, the fighting continues to increase and Moscow’s attitude towards kyiv continues to escalate international tensions. The latest statements by the Russian government blamed Ukraine for an attack that took place in the east of the country presided over by Zelensky which has resulted in 41 injuries and one death.
However, the President of Ukraine it continues to stand as a stronghold that will not easily give up. Zelensky shared in Twitter a message that same day in which he assured that despite the damage that Moscow may inflict on them “They will not manage to break Ukraine”.
