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On April 27, 2022, local time, In Donetsk, Mariupol, satellite imagery showed damage to the Azov Steel Plant.
On April 27, 2022 local time, Haq, deputy spokesman of the United Nations Secretary-General Guterres, said that Russian President Putin agreed in principle to the participation of the United Nations and the International Committee of the Red Cross in the withdrawal of civilians from the Aasste steel plant in Mariupol in principle during the talks with Guterres on the 26th, and the United Nations actively followed up, drawing professionals from around the world to prepare for the evacuation of civilians, and discussed with the Russian and Ukrainian authorities on the implementation mechanism for the evacuation of civilians from the Azov steel plant.
On April 28, 2022 local time, Ukrainian President Zelenskiy and UN Secretary-General António Guterres met in Kiev and held a press conference after the meeting.
Zelenskiy said that the Ukrainian side is ready to carry out urgent negotiations on the evacuation of personnel from the Azov steel plant in Mariupol and immediately implement the agreement reached, and it will be possible to achieve "successful results" in lifting the siege, and the Ukrainian side will contribute to this in every possible way. Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zakharova said on the 28th that Ukraine has not yet responded to the draft agreement submitted by Russia, and Ukraine's behavior in negotiations with Russia is frustrating.
The German Bundestag formally approved the supply of heavy weapons to Ukraine
In Berlin, Germany, 28 April 2022, German Defense Minister Christine Lambrecht participates in a debate on full support for the Ukrainian plan in the plenary chamber of the lower house of the German parliament.
On the 28th local time, the German Bundestag passed the bill on Ukraine with 586 votes in favor, 100 votes against and 7 abstentions, formally approving "to continue to provide weapons to Ukraine, accelerate delivery if possible, and expand the scope of delivery to include heavy weapons." The coalition-ruling Social Democratic, Green and Liberal Democratic Parties, as well as the largest opposition coalition party, voted in favour. Since the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, Germany has paid about 9.1 billion euros (about 63.39 billion yuan) of fossil fuels to Russia, and is Russia's largest customer of fossil fuels.
The Russian gas "ruble settlement order" came into effect, and Poland and Bulgaria became the first European countries to be "shut down"
On March 18, 2022 local time, near the village of Malko Kadievo in Bulgaria, employees inspected pipelines at the construction site of a natural gas station (data map).
On April 27, 2022 local time, Gazprom issued a statement announcing the suspension of natural gas supply to Poland and Bulgaria from the same day. These two countries became the first European countries to be "shut down" after the issuance of the Russian "ruble settlement order".
Russia held the Red Square parade on victory day of the Great Patriotic War for the first time with military equipment at night
On April 28, 2022, local time, moscow, Russia, the Red Square military parade commemorating the 77th anniversary of the victory in the Great Patriotic War held the first night rehearsal with military equipment.
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The victims' boxes were stacked on top of the wall, and croatia held the unveiling ceremony of the Holocaust Memorial
On April 27, 2022, local time, zagreb, Croatia, a 12-meter-high monument stacked with boxes was unveiled on the same day to mourn the Jews who died in the Holocaust of World War II, which originally belonged to Jewish victims who were deported to concentration camps.
A new recombinant strain of COVID-19 was discovered in Sendai, Japan
On April 18, 2022, local time, in Tokyo, Japan, staff wiped acrylic boards before the start of the activity to prevent the new crown virus droplet infection.
On April 28, 2022 local time, sendai City, Japan announced that a new recombinant strain of the new coronavirus Omilton strain was detected in the city's new coronavirus infected people. The results of genetic analysis showed that the strain was a "recombinant" mixed with genetic information of the Subtypes BA.1 and BA.2 of the Omikejong strain. This is a different type from the "XE" strain found in airport quarantine on April 11, which was first confirmed in Japan, and the characteristics of pathogenesis and infectivity are unknown.
Sri Lankan teachers and bank staff joined a mass strike over the economic crisis
On April 28, 2022, local time, in Colombo, Sri Lanka, local protests continued, and teachers and bank employees joined a mass strike due to the economic crisis.
South Korea's Hwaseong International High School implements unsuspected examinations: test knowledge is more test personality
On April 28, 2022, local time, in Hwaseong, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea, a local international high school carried out an unsuspected examination as usual, and the teacher left the examination room after the students entered the answer state, and there was no longer an invigilator teacher entering the whole process.
Deeply affected by climate change, Lake Savoyah, Iraq's bird home, has dried up
On April 26, 2022 local time, Muthanna, Iraq, affected by climate change and groundwater depletion, saw that Lake Savoy, which is not connected to any river or stream, has dried up.
Located in a closed basin west of Samawa, the heart of Iraq's Moussaha governorate, Lake Sawa, which for centuries has been home to at least 31 species of birds, including grey herons and tin ducks, now has cracked soil and dried up the lakebed. Water scarcity, increased salinity and dust storms caused by climate change have led to the destruction of important ancient architectural, cultural and natural heritage of Mesopotamian World Heritage Sites, including Iraq.
A team of Japanese and Argentine researchers jointly discovered a new dinosaur species, which will be exhibited in Tokyo next year
On April 27, 2022, local time, a research team composed of buenos Aires, The National Museum of Japan and the National Museum of Science of Argentina found large carnivorous dinosaur fossils in Argentina, judged them to be new dinosaur species, and published the results of this research in scientific journals.
The research team named it "Maple McSolaks" based on the name of the evil spirit "Maipu" that appeared in local legend.
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