Russia-Ukraine updates: 10 Russian planes stuck in Germany — reports
By DW
21 August 2022 |
11:49 am
Ten airplanes owned or controlled by Russia are reportedly stuck in Germany because of sanctions. President Zelenskyy issued a warning to Russian soldiers shooting at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant. Follow DW for more.
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