On the 8th, Russia accused Ukraine of shelling the zaborore nuclear power station again, calling it a "new act of nuclear terrorism". Ukraine responded on the 8th that the Russian troops stationed at the zaborore nuclear power station had installed explosives at the nuclear power station. -- Russian Defense Ministry spokesman Konashenkov issued a statement on the 8th, accusing Ukraine of once again committing "new acts of nuclear terrorism" against the energy infrastructure of zaporoze nuclear power station, one of the largest nuclear power stations in Europe, and trying to create humanitarian disasters in Kherson and zaporoze regions. Peskov, the press secretary of the Russian President, told the media on the 8th that the Ukrainian army's shelling of the zaborore nuclear power station was a "potentially extremely dangerous activity" and would have disastrous consequences if the situation worsened. The Russian side hopes that "those countries that have absolute influence over Ukrainian leaders" can stop the shelling. -- the Ukrainian State Nuclear Power Company issued a statement on the 8th, saying that the Russian troops stationed at the zhaborze nuclear power station have installed explosives at the nuclear power station and that Russia is carrying out "nuclear terrorism" against Ukraine. -- the Ukrainian Ministry of infrastructure confirmed on social media on the 8th that a ship carrying Ukrainian grain left the Black Sea port of pivjian in the morning of that day for Italy. This is the first ship carrying Ukrainian grain to leave pivjian since the outbreak of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. According to a report by Ukrainian news agency on the 8th, Ukrainian foreign minister kuleba said on the same day that if Russia fulfills its obligation to guarantee the "food corridor", Ukraine will continue to guarantee the stability of food exports to African and Asian countries. -- Ukrainian Prime Minister shmegar said on social media on the 8th that he had an online call with German finance minister Christian Lindner. Lindner promised that Germany would help Ukraine obtain the remaining 8 billion euros of macroeconomic assistance from the EU as soon as possible. -- according to Tass news agency, Medvedev, vice president of the Russian Security Council, said on the 8th that Russia would seek peace with Ukraine on its own terms. He said that the purpose of the West's current arch fire in the Ukraine crisis is to "destroy Russia" and that "this is the fundamental reason for the west to launch an extremely aggressive anti Russian geopolitical process". Russia's response was "tough" and "thoughtful". -- according to today's Russian news agency, Russian President's press secretary Peskov said on the 8th that the Russian Ukrainian presidential meeting can only be held after the Russian Ukrainian negotiating delegation has completed all the preparatory "homework". However, so far, the conditions for holding a meeting between the presidents of the two sides have not been met. (news agency)