On February 17th, the Munich Security Conference commenced in southern Germany, bringing together world leaders and ministers to discuss diplomatic and security matters. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky reiterated his call for prompt military aid during the conference. The conflict in Ukraine has impacted not only soldiers but also civilians, who are conducting evacuation drills in schools and demining efforts. Here is an overview of the latest developments in Ukraine as of February 18th in Japan Standard Time.
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| Landmines planted by the Russian army in the village of Pravdine, Kherson Oblast, southern Ukraine |
On February 17th, the Munich Security Conference commenced, marking the first time it has taken place since Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Due to the pandemic, the conference was held online, and during the event, Ukrainian President Zelensky reiterated his plea for Western nations to accelerate the provision of military aid.
( Kyiv school completes preparatory evacuation drill assuming Russian nuclear weapons )
Nuclear evacuation drill at Kyiv school:
In the Ukrainian capital city of Kyiv, a public school is currently conducting an evacuation drill in anticipation of a potential nuclear attack from Russia. This follows Russian President Vladimir Putin's repeated suggestions of the use of nuclear weapons, further heightening the nuclear threat. What type of training is being implemented at the school? We visited the school to find out.
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