Ukraine War Year 2 Day 72 Amid NATO-Russia hybrid conflict, Britain to crown first male monarch since World War II

UPDATE 23:45 – Office of the President: 36 countries have signed up to the central group of the Special Tribunal for sentencing Russia for crimes and acts of aggression

The Deputy Chairman of the Presidential Office of Ukraine, Ihor Zhovkva, said on May 5 that 36 countries have already joined the Core Group on the Special Tribunal for the Crime of Russian Aggression.

“And that number is literally growing every day, every week,” transmit Kyiv Independent.

UPDATE 00:00 – Britain will soon crown its first male monarch since WWII

The last male monarch Britain had was George at VI-lea, father of Queen Elizabeth II. He reigned from 1936 to 1952, and from 1939 to 1945, he led the British Empire through the Second World War with Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy, fought on the Western Front and in the North African Campaign

Elizabeth a II-alike Queen Victoria, ruled during the longest period of European peace (1952-2022), a period in which there were no major conflicts between states with increased military capabilities.

Charles al III-lea will be crowned as Britain’s first male monarch, even as NATO is embroiled in a hybrid conflict in Ukraine with the Russian Federation, and risks going down in history as World War III is raised.

UPDATE 22:51 – OSCE report: Russia’s deportation of Ukrainian children “could amount” to crimes against humanity

“The mission concluded that there were numerous and overlapping violations of the rights of children deported to the Russian Federation,” the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) wrote in its report published on May 4.