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Starting at nine o'clock on November 28, martial law was introduced in ten regions of Ukraine, including the neighboring region of Gomel Chernihiv. What is happening at the border today and what is behind it? Should Belarusians go there or is it better to wait? TUT.BY pbaded the border control and … saw that nothing had changed.
Wednesday morning at checkpoint "New Guta" not cluttered. We only have a few trucks, a minibus and a few cars. They say, just like any day of the week.
There are three generations in one of the cars: four adults and one schoolgirl. The people of Gomel do not hide the purpose of their visit to the neighboring country: see the car at the dealer's service station (still under warranty), then visit the Chernihiv market.
– Not afraid? Martial law after all.
"Well, martial law is not a war yet."
– Are you scarred? – another driver connects to the dialogue. – You're funny. Who do we need? Drive and do not even worry. "The war" is only on television, and here everything is calm.
Minibus with "Troika" in the room [гомельский регион] Fortunately, this morning the local trade union delegation attended a meeting with colleagues from Chernigov.
– We have a trip as part of international cooperation. We have planned it for a long time and have not canceled it in connection with all these events. Ukrainian colleagues badured us that everything would be fine – smiling girls.
After 15 minutes, we are in neutral territory. Forward – the checkpoint "New Yarilovichi".
So what Ukrainian customs officers did not even inspect our car. And in response to a question about martial law, the border guards just smiled and wished them a good trip.
In the village closest to the border – the village of New Yarilovichi – today like yesterday, everything happens as usual. In the store, no one discusses recent events. "Tired", the inhabitants are trembling. – Yes, and what's the point? A sort of martial law, so what?
"Politics is dirty and dark. Who is right and who is guilty? Very soon, the sister came from Baikal. Riding – was scared. He says, "Well, how can we hear our own news, what are you here …". And she came in surprise – that's all wrong. And what will happen next, we'll see, the seller waves his hand Svetlana.
Reminder of the martial law introduced today in the following Ukrainian regions: Vinnitsa, Lugansk, Nikolaev, Odessa, Sumy, Kharkiv, Chernihiv, Kherson, Donetsk and Zaporizhzhya, as well as in the inland waters of the Azov Strait -Kertch. It will last 30 days.
What is martial law and what does it mean for the Ukrainian people?
– Martial law most probably concerns issues of governance and local power mobilization and has nothing to do with the regime of foreigners who remain. Obviously, some measures will be taken in the power structures that control the order in the street, crossing the border. I think the tourists will not feel any particular change … Let the Belarussians travel to Ukraine. There is an expression that I like very much: "If you behave in a decent way, then please," explained to the Ambbadador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Ukraine in Byelorussia . Igor Kizim.
Conflict in the Kerch Strait
On November 25, the Russian FSB reported that border guards had used weapons against Ukrainian warships Berdyansk, Nikopol and Yana Kapu, allegedly violating the state border. The Ukrainian side announced an act of aggression on the part of Russia.
According to Ukraine, six sailors were injured, the Russian side talks about three Ukrainian soldiers injured during the conflict, they are in the hospital.
The President of Ukraine called on the leaders of the Russian Federation to demand the release of Ukrainian seamen and ships. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said that the incident in the sea of Azov was a provocation on the side of Ukraine. A spokesman for Russian President Dmitry Peskov called the incident "invasion of the territorial waters of the Russian Federation", and said that the Russian side had acted in strict accordance with international law and the law. internal.
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