Comprehensive Xinhua News Agency reporters abroad reported that the director of the office of the president of Ukraine, yermak, said on the 6th that Ukraine had withdrawn about 500 people from Mariupol. On the same day, Zaitsev, deputy director of the information and Publishing Department of the Russian Foreign Ministry, said at a press conference that the negotiations between Russia and Ukraine had stalled. —— Yermak said on social media on the 6th that under the coordination of the United Nations, Ukraine has evacuated about 500 people from Mariupol city and its adjacent areas, including Yasu steel plant. —— According to Tass news agency, Zaitsev said at a press conference held on the 6th that the negotiations between Russia and Ukraine had stalled. He said that NATO countries that claim to end the conflict as soon as possible "are making every effort to prevent the end of the conflict". Their arms supply to Ukraine is increasing, and the United States alone has supplied military products worth about $3.8 billion. At the same time, Britain, France, Canada, Poland and the Baltic states are actively providing arms assistance. In addition, Zaitsev reiterated that Russia will not use nuclear weapons in Ukraine because it is not in line with the mission objectives of Russia's special military operations. —— Hungarian prime minister Orban said in a weekly routine interview with local radio on the 6th that the oil embargo planned by the European Commission against Russia can be regarded as a "nuclear bomb" to the Hungarian economy. The transformation of Hungary's energy system requires several years and trillions of forints to replace Russian oil. He pointed out that European Commission President von delaine is challenging the hard won European unity. Orban said that the implementation of sanctions is not a good solution, and Hungary must retain its veto power in the most important areas of the country. He stressed that he is willing to support the first five rounds of EU sanctions, but the energy embargo will be a red line. —— According to the Lithuanian Ministry of energy, the natural gas pipeline GIPL connecting Lithuania and Poland was officially opened on the 5th. The total length of the pipeline is 508 km, including 165 km in Lithuania and 343 km in Poland. Lithuania's Ministry of Energy announced on April 2 that the country would no longer import natural gas from Russia, and Lithuania became the first country in Europe to cut off Russia's energy supply. (Xinhua News Agency)