Nearly 35,000 civilians leave Mariupol over past two days
About 35,000 civilians have left Mariupol over the past two days despite constant shelling by Russian invaders.
18 March 2022
About 35,000 civilians have left Mariupol over the past two days despite constant shelling by Russian invaders.
One person was killed and 19 more, including four children, were injured in a rocket attack on Kyiv. Six houses, a kindergarten and a school were damaged.
The Ukrainian Defense Ministry has demonstrated the effective work of the Stugna-P anti-tank missile system, which destroyed enemy equipment.
Three enemy cruise missiles were shot down over the Vinnytsia region.
On the morning of March 18, 2022, the Russian military launched a missile strike on Kramatorsk, Donetsk Region, leaving two people killed and six people wounded.
The Ukrainian Air Forces have downed an enemy cruise missile over Odesa Region.
One person has been killed in shelling by Russian troops in the city of Kharkiv.
One person has been killed in Russia’s missile strike on the city of Kyiv this morning.
Russia has lost more than 14,000 troops, 450 tanks and 93 aircrafts in Ukraine since the Russian invasion started.
At the dawn, the Special Operations Forces (SSO) of the Armed Forces of Ukraine liquidated Russia’s Tigr military vehicle with a high military official of the 35th Army.
As of March 18, 2022, a total of 109 children died in Ukraine due to the Russian armed aggression.
Today the Russian military have launched a missile attack on Lviv Aircraft Repair Plant, destroying its buildings.
Russian troops have already destroyed 90% of Mariupol and killed thousands of town residents.
This morning, Russian enemy troops did not fire on Lviv airport, although explosions were heard in that area.
Kyiv suffered another blow from the enemy. A residential neighbourhood in Podilskyi district was shelled.
Since the beginning of the war, the Prosecutor General's Office has registered 1,720 crimes of aggression and war crimes and 1,137 crimes against national security.
On the night of March 18 in Luhansk region, Russian artillery and MLRS fired on Severodonetsk and Rubizhne, damaging 20 buildings and killing two people.
The Armed Forces of Ukraine halted the advance of two Russian regiments into the country.
Melitopol Mayor Ivan Fedorov, who was released from the captivity of the Russian aggressors, said that Ukraine had tried to exchange him twice.
Ukraine has once again asked the International Committee of the Red Cross to call on Russia to take away the bodies of killed soldiers from the Ukrainian territory.
The Russian Federation, led by Putin, will be held accountable for the killings and other atrocities committed by its military in Ukraine.
Relatives of Russian servicemen held captive in Ukraine receive death notices.
Over the past day, the Ukrainian Air Defense Forces have destroyed 14 enemy targets.
The situation in the Zaporizhia region remains under control as the Ukrainian forces are repelling the enemy.
Many wounded Russian servicemen are being treated in hospitals in Belarus’s Gomel region, while the bodies of those killed in action are being shipped to Russia by rail and air.
The Ukrainian forces report they have killed a Russian airborne regiment commander, Sergei Sukharev, along with his deputy.
17 March 2022
By committing unprovoked aggression against Ukraine, Russia has committed a serious violation of international humanitarian law and a war crime for which the country's authorities and military leadership will be held accountable.
An air defense unit of the Ukrainian Armed Forces has shot down an enemy drone near Odesa.
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken has said that although the investigation is not finished, he agrees with President Joe Biden that Putin is a war criminal and that Russian military attacks on civilians in Ukraine are a war crime.
The enemy has been targeting peaceful Ukrainian cities and destroying cultural heritage since February 24.