Some civilian evacuations begin from the
Azovstal iron and steel works in
Mariupol. Officials believe that up to 1,000 people have sought refuge at the plant, which has been the target of
Russianairstrikes for days. However, evacuations are suspended until 8 a.m. tomorrow due to "security concerns".
(The Washington Post)(CNN)
Ukrainian intelligence officials report that Russia is poised to launch a second front from the breakaway area of
Transnistria in order to take over the rest of
Moldova.
(The Times)
Hungary, a member of the
European Union, says that it will veto any sanctions that would restrict energy imports from Russia. Unanimity among the 27
EU members is required to introduce sanctions.
(Bloomberg)
The
Greek Civil Aviation announces that
Greece has lifted their
COVID-19 restrictions for domestic and foreign flights. Passengers will still be required to wear a mask.
(Reuters)
Italy removes their Green Pass for all indoor places except hospitals and nursing homes and lifts their
COVID-19 vaccination and mask mandate for museums, bars, hotels, and restaurants. However, masks will still be required for public transport until June 15.
(Wanted In Rome)
Some civilian evacuations begin from the
Azovstal iron and steel works in
Mariupol. Officials believe that up to 1,000 people have sought refuge at the plant, which has been the target of
Russianairstrikes for days. However, evacuations are suspended until 8 a.m. tomorrow due to "security concerns".
(The Washington Post)(CNN)
Ukrainian intelligence officials report that Russia is poised to launch a second front from the breakaway area of
Transnistria in order to take over the rest of
Moldova.
(The Times)
Hungary, a member of the
European Union, says that it will veto any sanctions that would restrict energy imports from Russia. Unanimity among the 27
EU members is required to introduce sanctions.
(Bloomberg)
The
Greek Civil Aviation announces that
Greece has lifted their
COVID-19 restrictions for domestic and foreign flights. Passengers will still be required to wear a mask.
(Reuters)
Italy removes their Green Pass for all indoor places except hospitals and nursing homes and lifts their
COVID-19 vaccination and mask mandate for museums, bars, hotels, and restaurants. However, masks will still be required for public transport until June 15.
(Wanted In Rome)