Ukraine war: Russia battles floods 😱 as Ural river swells 😲

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Conflict Resolution Negotiations Update 🕊️

An unsuccessful peace deal drafted by Russia in early 2022 could now serve as the basis for conflict resolution negotiations, according to Kremlin Press Secretary Dmitry Peskov. However, he noted that since the agreement’s drafting, new realities have emerged that must be considered. Despite failed peace talks between Russia and Ukraine earlier in the conflict, Peskov mentioned that Russian President Vladimir Putin remains open to further discussions.

Peace deal drafted by Russia in early 2022
Basis for conflict resolution negotiations
New realities to be taken into account
Russian President open to further talks

Massive Evacuation in Orenburg Due to Flooding 💧

Russian city Orenburg witnessed a mass evacuation recently as flooding along the Ural River reached critical levels. Mayor Sergei Salmin alerted residents about the dangerous flood situation, urging them to leave and take essential items such as documents and medicine. Sirens blared throughout the city, notifying citizens that this was not a drill but a necessary evacuation.

Mass evacuation in Orenburg
Flooding from Ural River intensifies
Sirens sounding for evacuation
Importance of taking essential items

Missing U.S. National in Russian-Controlled Ukraine 🇺🇸

A U.S. national, Russell Bentley, has been reported missing in Russian-controlled eastern Ukraine. Known for his online advocacy and support for Russian-backed troops, Bentley disappeared on April 8. Local police are conducting search operations to locate him due to the circumstances surrounding his disappearance still being unclear.

U.S. national Russell Bentley missing
Last seen in Russian-controlled eastern Ukraine
Supporter of Russian-backed troops
Police search ongoing

Diplomatic Tensions Between Russia and Slovenia 🇷🇺🇸🇮

Russia has expelled Slovenia’s top envoy in retaliation for a similar action taken by Ljubljana against a Russian diplomat in March. Slovenia’s Ambassador to Moscow, Darja Bavdaz Kuret, was declared “persona non grata” by Moscow in response to Slovenia’s previous actions. The diplomatic row adds strain to the already tense relationship between the two countries, with responsibility for the consequences being placed on the Slovenian side.