What happened in week 22 of the Russia-Ukraine war: Grain export deal

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy fires top officials over alleged treason, Russian energy flows return to Europe at limited capacity, and Ukraine and Russia sign a UN-backed agreement to reopen Black Sea ports to grain exports. Here's what happened in week 22 of the conflict.

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00:00 Recap of Week 22
00:31 Zelenskyy fires top officials over alleged treason within their departments
01:00 Zelenskyy tells Trudeau sanctions on Russia must be 'principled' amid turbine controversy
01:44 Key Russian pipeline resumes pumping gas to Europe after maintenance shutdown
2:06 EU urges countries to cut gas use by 15% until next March
2:28 Ukraine, Russia sign UN-backed deal to restart grain exports
3:17 Russia’s objectives in Ukraine now go beyond Donbas, foreign minister says

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