Special Thread: Yanayojiri Mgogoro wa Ukraine na Urusi. Nini chanzo na hatma ya mzozo?

The U.K. didn't send invitations to King Charles' coronation ceremony on May 6 to the heads of Russia, Belarus, Iran, Myanmar, Syria, Afghanistan, and Venezuela, a British source told Reuters.

According to the source, even senior diplomats from North Korea and Nicaragua received invitations to the ceremony.

Full story: Reuters: Putin not invited to King Charles' coronation

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Iryna Horobtsova, a 37-year-old IT specialist and activist, was kidnapped by Russian soldiers in May 2022 for her participation in protests against the Russian occupation of Kherson, Ukraine. Her family has not seen her since.

Her case is one of many; the Ukrainian Ombudsman has received over 20,000 reports from relatives of civilians in Russian captivity.

Read the full story: One year on, Kherson activist kidnapped by Russian troops remains in captivity

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U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken told Fox News on May 2 that Washington knew Ukraine was contemplating a counteroffensive "in the coming weeks," and it was monitoring the course of events.

"Let’s see what happens with that," Blinken said.

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Ukraine's new Offensive Guard force has "fully formed" eight assault brigades and will put them under the command of the Armed Forces; Verkhovna Rada has voted to extend martial law and mobilization for another 90 days; and more.

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U.S. Army General Christopher Cavoli (NATO’s top commander): “Russian air, maritime, space, cyber, and strategic forces have not suffered significant degradation in the current war. Moreover, Russia will likely rebuild its future Army into a sizeable and more capable land force… Russia retains a vast stockpile of deployed and non-deployed nuclear weapons, which present an existential threat to the US.”
 
The Foreign Ministry's spokesperson Oleg Nikolenko lashed out at a German Press Agency article, which cited unnamed diplomats arguing that talks about Ukraine's accession to NATO "distract from the much more important support" for Kyiv and risk provoking Russia to wage "even more aggressive warfare."

Nikolenko dismissed the arguments on May 2, saying that they "constitute a set of erroneous judgments that have long lost their relevance."

He also said that "we have already heard arguments about the need to refrain from steps that could allegedly 'provoke' Russia to new aggression," arguing that the only thing that "provokes" Russia is uncertainty.

Read the full story: Foreign Ministry: 'Ukraine not problem, but advantage for NATO'

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U.S. Ambassador to China Nicholas Burns said on May 2 that "it’d be helpful if China pushed Russia to cease bombing of Ukrainian schools, and Ukrainian hospitals, and Ukrainian apartment buildings," CNN reported.

"What we need to see from China is to push Russia to withdraw its troops and so that Ukraine can have all of its territory back and can be fully sovereign again in all aspects of that word," Burns said.

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The enemy continues to focus on conducting offensive operations in the Lyman, Bakhmut, Avdiivka, and Maryinka directions where over 30 assault efforts were recorded.


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Ambassador of the French Republic to Ukraine Etienne de Poncins has visited the Cherkasy region’s Uman and paid tribute to 23 victims killed in Russia’s recent missile strike on a residential building.


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