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Ukraine on July 10 demanded UN Security Council action, while an OSCE report found that Russia's treatment of Ukrainian children may amount to a crime against humanity. The Kremlin said Ukraine is not ready for peace and referred US questions to the White House, as Russia's Rosatom asked the IAEA for help covering the Zaporizhzhia plant. Russia no longer believes the West wants Ukraine peace talks, according to Foreign Minister Lavrov.
Denmark took over leadership of a NATO center working with Ukraine, and the EU agreed to open a new accession phase with Ukraine and Moldova.
China again warned Russia not to use nuclear arms against Ukraine.
Zelensky rose in polls and negotiates as an equal with the US, while Kyiv's EU reforms are slower than expected.
by WorldBrief & Maksim Micheliov | AI-generated summary