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Ukraine strikes both sides of Kerch Strait in massive drone strike Morning Report TVP WORLD
Our main stories today:
UKRAINE CUTS RUSSIAN SUPPLY LINES WITH MASSIVE PORT STRIKE
Ukraine has reportedly launched a long-range drone strike overnight on fuel terminals and port infrastructure on both sides of the Kerch Strait.
UKRAINIAN OFFICIALS RETURN POLISH AWARDS AS DIPLOMATIC ROW CONTINUES
Several serving and former top Ukrainian officials have returned Polish state awards in a growing diplomatic row after Polish President Karol Nawrocki stripped Volodymyr Zelenskyy of the country’s highest decoration.
BULGARIA FIGHTS TO PROTECT ITS ECONOMY FROM ANTI-RUSSIAN SANCTIONS
“We will not allow sanctions that harm the Bulgarian economy,” President Rumen Radev declared, openly opposing the latest sanctions package proposal against Russia. While Hungary is shifting its stance on the war in Ukraine and its approach to Moscow, Bulgaria now emerges as the closest country to the Kremlin within the European Union.
Host: Sascha Fahrbach
UKRAINE CUTS RUSSIAN SUPPLY LINES WITH MASSIVE PORT STRIKE
Ukraine has reportedly launched a long-range drone strike overnight on fuel terminals and port infrastructure on both sides of the Kerch Strait.
UKRAINIAN OFFICIALS RETURN POLISH AWARDS AS DIPLOMATIC ROW CONTINUES
Several serving and former top Ukrainian officials have returned Polish state awards in a growing diplomatic row after Polish President Karol Nawrocki stripped Volodymyr Zelenskyy of the country’s highest decoration.
BULGARIA FIGHTS TO PROTECT ITS ECONOMY FROM ANTI-RUSSIAN SANCTIONS
“We will not allow sanctions that harm the Bulgarian economy,” President Rumen Radev declared, openly opposing the latest sanctions package proposal against Russia. While Hungary is shifting its stance on the war in Ukraine and its approach to Moscow, Bulgaria now emerges as the closest country to the Kremlin within the European Union.
Host: Sascha Fahrbach