Vladimir Putin accuses Kiev of attacking Russian regions to “try to block” presidential election

For the second day in a row, Russian energy sites are being attacked by drones. Vladimir Putin sees the hand of Ukrainians in this. “The main objective is, (…) if they cannot undermine the presidential elections in Russia, at least try to prevent the citizens from expressing their will.The Russian president made the assurance in an interview linked to the channel on Wednesday March 13 Russia 1 and RIA Novosti news agency. Follow our live stream.

An oil refinery near Moscow was targeted. The site is located in Ryazan, about 200 km southeast of Moscow. One of the largest fuel producers in Central Russia. “According to preliminary information, there are injuries.”Governor Pavel Malkov writes on that day telegram. Following the attack, “There's been a fire.” In this refinery.

Alexei Navalny's former right-hand man was attacked at his home in Lithuania. Leonid Volkov, an exiled Russian dissident, was attacked outside his home in Vilnius and hospitalized. Leonid Volkov, 43, is one of Russia's leading opposition figures. He was one of the lieutenants of Navalny died in custody in Russia On February 16. People close to Navalny released photos showing his opponent's injuries, including a black eye, a red mark on his forehead and blood on one of his legs.

Emmanuel Macron France 2 and TF1, Thursday evening. After the National Assembly and Senate debates on the security agreement with Ukraine, the President will give an interview to both channels. The head of state will answer questions from Anne-Sophie Labix (France 2) and Gilles Pouliot (TF1) live from the Elysée at 8pm on the news.

l'The National Assembly said yes. French MPs gave broad support to a security agreement between Paris and Kyiv on Tuesday evening. Despite opposition from RN and LFI. Voted by 99 to 372 in favor of the French aid strategy for Ukraine, supported by most of the LR, PS, environmentalists and the independent Liot group. During this uncontrolled poll.