Pope Francis Slams Russia For Its 'Brutality' In War Against Ukraine | 732 killed Russian officers so far. | Russians control 80% of contested city in eastern Ukraine | Tampon manufacturers are trying to ramp up production as US Senator labels shortages 'very troubling'
Russian Officers killed in Ukraine 🇨🇿🇺🇦
The number of reported deaths began to decline in the last week. This may be related to the change in the form of the war and increasing pressure from the Russian authorities against disclosure.
PUTINS KRIEG: "Es ist einfach beängstigend!" Erbitterte Kämpfe - So ist die Lage an der Front
Die Schlacht um den östlichen Donbass wird nach den Worten des ukrainischen Präsidenten Wolodymyr Selenskyj als eine der brutalsten in die europäische Geschichte eingehen. "Für uns ist der Preis für diese Schlacht sehr hoch. Es ist einfach beängstigend", sagt Selenskyj in seiner täglichen Videobotschaft. "Wir machen unsere Partner täglich darauf aufmerksam, dass nur eine ausreichende Anzahl moderner Artillerie für die Ukraine unseren Vorteil sichern wird." Die Ukraine brauchte 1000 Haubitzen, 500 Panzer und 1000 Drohnen sowie andere schwere Waffen, erklärt der ukrainische Präsidialamtsberater Mychailo Podolyak.
Unterdessen konnten im Osten der Ukraine Russlands Truppen im Gebiet Donezk nach ukrainischen Angaben weiter vorrücken. Die russischen Angreifer hätten sich in der Siedlung Widrodschennja festgesetzt, teilte der ukrainische Generalstab am Dienstag auf Facebook mit. Zuvor habe es schweren Artilleriebeschuss auch auf die nahe gelegene Stadt Bachmut gegeben. Die russischen Einheiten stießen demnach entlang der Europastraße 40 in Richtung Bachmut vor.
Im nördlichen Teil des Gebiets gebe es weiter Kämpfe um den Ort Bohorodytschne. Damit sollten offenbar die Voraussetzungen für einen weiteren Vorstoß in Richtung der Stadt Slowjansk geschaffen werden, hieß es weiter. Den Einschätzungen der Ukrainer zufolge bereiten sich die Russen darauf vor, ihre Offensive vom eroberten Lyman nach Rajhorodok und von Jampil nach Siwersk wieder aufzunehmen. Rajhorodok liegt nur wenige Kilometer von Slowjansk entfernt.
#front #ukraine #russland #krieg
Der WELT Nachrichten-Livestream http://bit.ly/2fwuMPg
Abonniere den WELT YouTube Channel http://bit.ly/WeltVideoTVabo
Die Top-Nachrichten auf WELT.de http://bit.ly/2rQQD9Q
Unsere Reportagen & Dokumentationen http://bit.ly/WELTdokus
Die Mediathek auf WELT.de http://bit.ly/2Iydxv8
WELT Nachrichtensender auf Instagram https://bit.ly/IGWELTTV
WELT auf Instagram http://bit.ly/2X1M7Hk
In eigener Sache: Wegen des hohen Aufkommens unsachlicher und beleidigender Beiträge können wir zurzeit keine Kommentare mehr zulassen.
Danke für Eurer Verständnis - das WELT-Team
Video 2022 erstellt
 |
| Former Attorney General Thought Trump Could Have Become ‘Detached from Reality' posted on Jun 13 2022 19:34:23 UTC via nbcchicago.com |
| thenewsandtimes.blogspot.com |
Former Attorney General Thought Trump Could Have Become ‘Detached from Reality' posted on Jun 13 2022 19:34:23 UTC via nbcchicago.com Get link Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email Other Apps By Michael Novakhov (Mike Nova) June 14, 2022 Post LinkFormer Attorney General Thought Trump Could Have Become ...
Richard Levine/Corbis via Getty Images.
- Tampon manufacturers like Procter & Gamble said they are working to tackle tampon shortages.
- The US is witnessing a squeeze on the necessities, caused by demand and supply chain snarls.
- US Senator for New Hampshire, Maggie Hassan, said the shortages were "very troubling."
Tampon manufacturers say they are trying to combat shortages, as retailers and consumers report difficulties accessing the hygiene products.
Multiple outlets, including the BBC and Bloomberg, reported the news.
Procter & Gamble told Bloomberg that the company was "working hard to ramp up production to meet the increased demand for our products." The company owns a number of the biggest sanitary product brands in the US, including Tampax and Always.
Edgewell Personal Care, which manufactures brands like Playtex and O.B., told the BBC that manufacturers were working "around the clock" to restock shelves.
The US is witnessing a squeeze on tampon supplies as a result of ongoing supply chain problems, pushing up the cost of the necessities. The war in Ukraine has also affected supplies of plastics and absorbancy materials used to manufacture products, and fertilizer needed to grow cotton.
Procter & Gamble admitted on a recent earnings call that sourcing raw materials was a sticking point. Edgewell Personal Care cited staff shortages caused by COVID infection surges in 2021 and 2022 as a reason for a fall in stocks, per the BBC.
The supply chain and logistics problems have meant retailers have struggled to keep shelves fully restocked and people have moved online to find their preferred brands.
Walgreens previously confirmed experiencing "brand specific shortages" in some areas, while CVS admitted that some suppliers had "not been able to fulfill the full quantities of orders placed," Insider's Gabrielle Bienasz previously reported.
On Monday, the US Senator for New Hampshire, Maggie Hassan, wrote to the CEO of Procter & Gamble, urging the manufacturer to tackle the shortages, which she labelled "very troubling."
Hassan cited a story in Time Magazine, in which a reporter was unable to find tampons across several states, and criticized the "price gouging" of items.
"Access to menstrual products should be treated like every other essential good," Sen. Hassan wrote.
At the beginning of the pandemic, price gouging of essentials like toilet paper, cleaning supplies, and hand sanitizer was rightly criticized as an exploitation of an emergency for financial gain. Menstrual products should receive that same consideration."
The rising cost of tampons is another setback for consumers, who are already battling inflation on other necessities like food and fuel.
The average cost of a box of tampons increased by almost 10% throughout the year up to May 28, Bloomberg reported, citing NielsenIQ.
A number of tampon manufacturers, including Procter & Gamble, Edgewell Personal Care, Kimberly-Clark, and Johnson & Johnson, did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment.
111 день войны ⚡️ В районе Бучи нашли тела убитых мирных жителей. Донецк массированно обстреляли, а под Изюмом продолжается украинская контратака. В Брюсселе состоится встреча министров стран НАТО, на которой будут решаться новые поставки оружия для Украины, а Литва передаст Украине 110 антидроновых ружей. В конце будет очень важный анонс — не переключайтесь.
Текстовая версия: https://telegra.ph/Dnevnye-novosti-ot-Ivana-ZHdanova-06-14
В кадре:
директор ФБК Иван Жданов https://instagram.com/ioannzh
Авторы программы:
Ян Матвеев https://twitter.com/ian_matveev
Владлен Лось https://twitter.com/VladlenLos
Станьте спонсором канала, и вы получите доступ к эксклюзивным бонусам. Подробнее:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7Elc-kLydl-NAV4g204pDQ/join
Наш список разжигателей войны: https://acf.international/ru/bribetakers-list
Наш проект «Цены сегодня». Смотрите, как менялась стоимость товаров после начала войны: https://pricing.day/
Бот команды Навального: https://t.me/teamnavalny_bot
Наши соцсети!
Телеграм: https://t.me/politica_media
Инстаграм: https://instagram.com/politica_media
Твиттер: https://twitter.com/politica_media
Поддержите нашу работу!
🔸Безопаснее всего делать это через криптовалюту. Биткоин-кошелёк: 3QzYvaRFY6bakFBW4YBRrzmwzTnfZcaA6E
🔸Наш Patreon: https://patreon.com/navalny_team
🔸Другие способы есть на сайте (в России открывается через VPN): https://donate.fbk.world
The Ukrainian Special Operations Forces have published footage of a high-precision strike eliminating Russian BM-21 Grad rocket artillery launchers in the Luhansk region. The Ukrainian military stated: “Having established the exact coordinates of enemy vehicles with the help of an unmanned aircraft system, our soldiers transmitted this data to the gunners of the NGU [National […]
The post Ukrainian artillery destroys Russian rocket launchers in precise strike first appeared on Defence Blog.
U.S. President Joe Biden will attend a union convention in Philadelphia on Tuesday as he seeks to deepen relationships with organized labor and improve his approval ratings and popularity among Democrats, which have taken a hit recently.
Biden will speak at the AFL-CIO Constitutional Convention, which is held every four years, and where labor leaders chart strategy. The labor federation comprises 57 affiliated unions and 12.5 million workers.
It is led by Liz Shuler, the federation's first female president, who replaced longtime labor leader Richard Trumka, who died last year.
Biden, who is often called the "most pro-union president" by labor leaders, has continued to throw his support behind unions and collective bargaining.
He has ousted government officials whom unions deemed hostile to labor, reversed Trump-era rules that weakened worker protections and established a White House labor taskforce to reverse a decades-long decline in union membership.
More recently, Biden met with a new generation of union organizers at the White House, warned major businesses that their workforces would seek to unionize with his support and has supported a push on Capitol Hill that allows for congressional staffers to unionize.
Support from unions was key to Biden's win in key swing states in the 2020 election. Biden won 57% of union households nationwide compared with 40% for former President Donald Trump, according to Edison Research.
Only 10.3% of the U.S. workforce was represented by a union in 2021, down from more than 30% in the 1950s, the White House said in February. The numbers are even lower for private-sector employees, where union membership has fallen to 6.1% in 2021 from 16.8% in 1983.
Here are some takeaways. nyti.ms/3Qki2vh
Comments
Post a Comment