Invading Russian soldiers declared a truce in four Ukrainian towns, including the capital Kyiv, to allow people to evacuate the conflict. According to Russian news site Sputnik, the decision was made at the request of French President Emmanuel Macron.
In four cities — Kyiv, Mariupol, Kharkiv, and Sumy – a truce was declared at 0700 GMT (12.30 PM IST). However, it was only yesterday that news surfaced that Russia had broken the ceasefire deal and had shot at people.
This will open humanitarian routes for residents to be evacuated from four cities. The cease-fire that was announced on March 6, 2022, was broken by Russian soldiers.
RUSSIA DECLARES ANOTHER CEASE-FIRE IN UKRAINE.
According to ABC News, the cease-fire will allow evacuations from Kyiv, Mariupol, Kharkiv, and Sumy, according to Russian interagency humanitarian response officials in Ukraine.
"Taking into account the disastrous humanitarian situation in Kyiv, Kharkiv, Sumy, and Mariupol, as well as French President Emmanuel Macron's personal request to Russian President Vladimir Putin, the Russian Armed Forces are declaring a ceasefire and opening humanitarian corridors for reasons of humanity beginning 10:00 a.m. on March 7, 2022," the staff said.
On Sunday, March 6, 2022, a truce was in place to enable for evacuations, however the Red Cross called off the expedition due to reports of Russian troop attacks.
"A second effort to begin evacuating an estimated 200,000 people out of Mariupol came to a standstill today amid horrific pictures of human misery in Mariupol. The International Committee of the Red Cross stated the unsuccessful attempts yesterday and today "underline the absence of a comprehensive and working agreement between the parties to the conflict."
According to the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense, the Russian occupation has continued to launch rocket-bomb and artillery attacks on Ukrainian villages from the beginning of the day on March 7, 2022.
"Invaders continue to exploit the Republic of Belarus' airfield network to launch air strikes against Ukraine.
The occupiers act insidiously, shelling people, creating "green lanes," kidnapping women and children, placing equipment and munitions in residential parts of cities, and intentionally creating a humanitarian catastrophe in the seized towns. Yes, the city of Irpin has been without light, water, or heat for almost three days, there is no food or drink, and the occupants have forbidden inhabitants from leaving their houses."
THE MOST RECENT:
Russia will not attend the UN inquiry on the invasion of Ukraine at The Hague. Ukraine is requesting an order from the International Court of Justice (ICJ) to stop Russia's invasion.
According to Ukraine, Russian President Vladimir Putin is depicted as Adolf Hitler, and "21st-century fascism speaks Russian." The artwork also depicted the 'Z' as a military emblem adopted by Russians, similar to the Nazi Hakenkreuz. A Russian gymnast wore the 'Z' emblem beside a Ukrainian gymnast during a competition in Doha.
Ukraine supplied information on trapped international students and stated that they had been negotiating a humanitarian corridor with Russia for ten days. Ukraine further stated that 700 Indian students are still stuck in Russian-controlled areas.
On Sunday, March 6, 2022, Ukraine published a photo of a massive gathering at a railway station in Kharkiv. Ukrainians are going to railway terminals in big numbers to catch trains bound for the west.
During a television interview, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken stated that "Ukrainians have measures in place" for the continuance of the government if President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is assassinated by Russia.
The injured Indian student was transported to the United States aboard an IAF jet from Poland.
On the phone with Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his appreciation for the country's dialogue with Russia. He'll also meet with Vladimir Putin, the Russian president.
Russia stated that Ukrainian forces were targeting a nuclear plant in Kharkiv, blaming Moscow for the incident and the resulting catastrophic radiation spill. Russia, on the other hand, has been accused of distributing false information and propaganda in order to influence the war's narrative.
Dmytro Kuleba, Ukraine's Foreign Minister, posted a photo of an unexploded bomb that landed on a residential structure in the nation. He called Russia barbarians for attacking civilians and civilian infrastructure.
WHERE DO INDIAN NATIONALISTS LIVE? Over 15,900 Indian people have been airlifted back from Ukraine, according to the MEA. The Indian government has launched Operation Ganga to bring all trapped Indian nationals home. Despite the attempts, one Indian student was murdered and another was injured in shelling.
All Indian nationals still stranded in Ukraine have been asked to fill out a form as soon as possible, according to the Indian Embassy in Ukraine.
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CURRENT STATE OF WAR: Despite the ceasefire agreement and charges of ceasefire violations, Russia's invasion of Ukraine continues, albeit at a slower pace. Ukraine also produced a map depicting Russian-held territory in the northeast and south to clarify accusations that the invader had conquered huge swaths of the nation.
The vast Russian military convoy its route to Kyiv, Ukraine's capital, has made little progress in recent days.
The world is concerned about the use of nuclear weapons and nuclear plant sites as the fight drags on. Shelling by Russian forces at Europe's largest nuclear facility in Ukraine resulted in a fire on Thursday and Friday (March 3-4).
Despite the fact that there was no radioactive leak, equipment damage and deaths were recorded, and the tragedy set alarm bells ringing throughout the world. According to reports, Russia may be eyeing a third nuclear power project in Ukraine.
Apart from the military pillage, Ukraine has suffered significant civilian losses, with heartbreaking stories abounding. A family was killed in the conflict while attempting to leave in one event. While the UN says some 1.5 million people have fled war in Ukraine so far.
WHAT DOES RUSSIA HAVE TO SAY? Putin reminded his Turkish colleague, according to Russian news agency TASS, that Russia will terminate its military operation only if Kyiv quits its military activities and accepts Moscow's demands.
WHAT DOES UKRAINE HAVE TO SAY? President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of Ukraine has demanded that the EU impose a 'no-fly zone' above Ukraine to prevent Russian planes from attacking the country. However, the EU has been unwilling to take this step in the past, fearful of the Kremlin's retaliation for what it perceives as their 'intervention.' Furthermore, Zelenskyy has requested that Ukraine be admitted to the EU immediately.
WHAT DOES THE WORLD HAVE TO SAY? In the face of Russian aggression, the US dispatched 7,000 Army personnel to Germany to reassure NATO. Washington has stated that it is ready to assist any regional demands.
Ukraine and Russia will square battle in a UN court on Moscow's justification for the invasion. Russia claims it invaded Ukraine because Russian-speaking people were subjected to genocide in the country's east, while Kyiv refutes the charges, claiming Moscow misinterpreted the genocide legislation.
WHAT ELSE IS GOING ON?
In the midst of the fight with Russia, Ukrainian soldiers marry. The two soldiers married outside a Kyiv roadblock, with the city's mayor Vitality Klitschko in attendance.
The Ukraine Intelligence Department revealed a large list of Russian soldiers' identities, accusing them of invading the country.
In addition, the Ukraine Intelligence Department has created a website with a list of Russian POWs. Families of the prisoners of war can contact the Ukraine Defense Ministry for further information, according to the website. It also guaranteed that the prisoners of war would be handled in conformity with international law.
Foreigners have also been invited to join Ukraine's military in the fight against Russian forces. According to the Kyiv Independent, approximately 20,000 international volunteers have already volunteered to fight Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
In London, musicians performed a flashmob in support of Ukraine. Petr Limonov, a Russian, led the orchestra and played the Ukrainian national song.
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