Russia rejects NATO forces in Ukraine; UN reports 37% rise in civilian casualties
The article addressed Russia's rejection of NATO deploying troops in Ukraine and its continued resistance to what it calls the "special military operation" aimed at preventing NATO forces from expanding within Ukrainian territory. Moscow confirmed that the European Union is planning to deploy forces in Ukraine, which Russia considers unacceptable. It also denied Kyiv's claims about a Russian e-commerce platform allegedly transferring shipments to the army, reiterating that Ukraine is targeting civilian facilities, resulting in damage to platforms and companies. The article noted that NATO and the European Union's support for Ukraine is ongoing, while civilian casualties increased by 37% in the first six months of the year, with civilian deaths in Russia and Ukraine rising as the conflict intensifies.
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