in response to an attack on its fleet in crimea. claudia redmond reports. sevastopol and the latest salvo between ukraine and russia. russia says that drone attacks on the crimean port early on saturday were targeted against russian vessels employed for security of ships carrying grain to countries desperate for food. sevastopol is strategically important for russia. it serves as a headquarters for russia s black sea fleet and logistical hub for operations in ukraine. ukraine has been swift to respond, saying russia is using the attack as a pretext to withdraw from the grain agreement. translation: how can russia be among - others in the 620 if it deliberately - works to create famine on several continents? this is nonsense. russia has no place on the 620. russia s un envoy tweeted a statement saying russia intended to suspend participation in the grain deal.
crimean port. and they have set sail. for more, anna stewart is joining me now. so a lot for us to go through. let s start off with what we expect to hear from the secretary-general. yesterday we heard president zelenskyy addressing the dabo summit and he called for maximum sanctions on russian. yeah, and i expect that we ll get some reaction from some of those demands. wanting oil sanctions, wanting no trade with russia. and the eu commission president will likely have to address that. they announced a sixth round of sanctions nearly a month ago thousand but all the delays and divisions in the eu particularly from hungary have left that on the table for now. and the nato secretary-general talking about sweden and finland wanting to join nato but of course there are objections from turkey. so plenty for us to dig into. and those addresses are coming up in the next hour. and of course we ll bring
satellite images from this week showing the extent of russia s build up. in crimea, western russia and belarus. washington saying, again, that the danger is real and imminent. as we said before, we are in a window when an invasion could begin at any time. and to be clear, that includes during the olympics. across eastern europe, more gestures of support for anxious allies, 350 royal marines arriving in poland yesterday, not a permanent deployment but part of an effort by nato to reassure its members. the prime minister in warsaw is still urging russia to end its coercive behaviour. poland and the uk won t accept a world in which a powerful neighbour can bully or attack their neighbours. russia says it has no plans or desire to attack. more ships arriving in the crimean port of sebastopol all part, it says, of naval drills.
deployment but part of an effort by nato to reassure its members. the prime minister in warsaw is still urging russia to end its coercive behaviour. poland and the uk won t accept a world in which a powerful neighbour can bully or attack their neighbours. russia says it has no plans or desire to attack. more ships arriving in the crimean port of sebastopol all part, it says, of naval drills. for ukraine, the spectacle of russian military might to the south, north and east feels anything but normal. kyiv still doesn t feel like a city in moscow s crosshairs but it is feeling the pressure. the president yesterday called it psychological, his foreign minister said the kremlin s demands feel like a loaded pistol placed on the table. president biden has told americans to leave ukraine,
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