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05 March 2022
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine asks the international community to urgently call on Moscow to order the Russian troops to cease fire and open humanitarian corridors for the evacuation of the residents of Mariupol and Volnovakha.
Chairman of the Rivne Regional Council Serhiy Kondrachuk, Chairman of the Ivano-Frankivsk City Council Ruslan Martsinkiv and Mayor of Kropyvnytskyi Andriy Raikovych have called on NATO member states, the presidents of the United States and France, the German chancellor, and ambassadors of all countries to close the skies over Ukraine.
On March 4, 3,500 tonnes of humanitarian aid was delivered to Ukraine, in particular, medicines, food and other important goods essential for vital needs of people.
In the circles close to Russian President Vladimir Putin, a split has emerged, with six oligarchs publicly speaking out against Russian aggression in Ukraine.
Students of Russian universities are being forced to record videos in support of Russian aggression.
The Kremlin plotted to set up more "people's republics" in Ukraine’s territory – this time, in western Ukraine, to undermine national unity and hinder arms supplies to the front lines.
Russia's Public-Private Airline Aeroflot has announced the suspension of all foreign flights from March 8.
Russian troops have opened fire on Mykolaiv, employing multiple rocket launchers.
Mykolaiv defenders in souther Ukraine have seized enemy hardware at the Kulbakine airfield.
Poland intends to open a center for documenting Russia's war crimes, counting on U.S. support in this regard.
Violating the agreements reached, the armed forces of the Russian Federation continue to launch missile and bomb strikes on Mariupol, Volnovakha, and other Ukrainian cities, which makes it impossible to open humanitarian corridors for the safe evacuation of civilians and delivery of medicines and food.
All hospitals and maternity hospitals in Ukraine’s capital, Kyiv, remain open. Physicians are on combat duty.
Defenders of Mykolaiv have shot down three Russian helicopters.
Russian occupying forces have resorted to open tactics of terror, firing at civilians and critical infrastructure.
Russian troops began shelling Volnovakha with heavy weapons, despite an agreed ceasefire regime for the passage of humanitarian goods.
Commander of the Ukrainian Ground Forces, Commander of the Defense of Kyiv, Colonel-General Oleksandr Syrsky has checked the readiness of fortifications for a meeting with Russian invaders.
The evacuation of the civilian population of Mariupol has been postponed due to enemy shelling.
In Enerhodar, three National Guard servicemen were killed and two others are in critical condition following an attack by Russian troops on the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant.
In the town of Popasna in the Luhansk region, Russian troops opened fire on a hospital, and regional authorities are asking the city's population to take cover.
Over the past 24 hours, Russian aircraft have been systematically bombing Chernihiv. The shelling killed 17 people and injured 13 more.
Ukraine's air defense unit has shot down another enemy attack aircraft on the outskirts of Chernihiv.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said that women and children from Ukraine who are being evacuated to Europe are treated with dignity, and there is no humanitarian crisis at the border.
As of 09:30, March 5, Ukraine's nuclear power plants continue to operate stably.
The units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine launched a counteroffensive near Kharkiv.
The Ukrainian military shot down another helicopter of the Russian Armed Forces.
A mass peaceful rally began on the Freedom Square, Kherson city center, near the building of the regional state administration seized by Russian invaders.
The enemy's resources in Ukraine are depleting, a logistical collapse is looming, so invaders surrender increasingly.
The Russian military have launched an air strike on Zhytomyr Armored Plant, leaving two people wounded.
In Luhansk region, the Russian aggressor is turning the towns of Severodonetsk, Lysychansk, and Popasna into ruins. A green corridor is being prepared to evacuate the population.
Since Russia initiated a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the total combat losses of the aggressor state have exceeded 10,000 persons.