Russia's war with Ukraine. Day 699. Live coverage

The commander of the Ukrainian “Davria” group, General Oleksandr Tarnovsky, said on social media that on Monday, in the area of ​​operations of his troops, Russian forces conducted 11 airstrikes, took part in 39 combat clashes and fired 836 artillery rounds. Bombs. According to Tarnovsky, the losses of Russian troops during the day amounted to 416 people and 110 pieces of military equipment, including 6 tanks.

The Duma's plea came on the day Russia launched a massive airstrike on Ukraine, including in Kiev (22 people were injured in the attack in Kiev alone).

Such information is provided by the Kyiv Municipal Military Administration.

Hungary and Turkey are the only NATO countries that have not yet ratified the alliance's decision to expand to Sweden.

A Kremlin spokesman pointed out that the CIA uses social media every year to look for potential collaborators in Russia. – Someone should tell the CIA that VKontakte is a more popular website in our country than the banned website Elon Musk.

Reuters reports that some of the missiles purchased by NATO will be transferred to Ukraine.

CIA Director William Burns said the unrest over the Russian invasion of Ukraine was a “once-in-a-generation” opportunity for the CIA to have agents in Russia.

The Governor of Dnipropetrovsk Region Serhiy Lizak reported this information on his Telegram channel. According to Łysak's entry, the victim was a 43-year-old woman. Isaac said the Russian missile attack damaged urban infrastructure, including two schools and eight multi-story residential buildings.

Operational command “South” spokeswoman Natalia Humenyuk said that the Russians are intensifying the use of artillery, aircraft and unmanned aerial vehicles in southern Ukraine, which means that the situation in the Kherson region is tense.

During the attack, Ukrainian Air Defense Forces reportedly shot down 15 Kh-101/Ch-555/Ch-55 cruise missiles, five Iskander-M ballistic missiles and one Kh-59 cruise missile. In total, the Russians reportedly used 41 airstrikes against Ukraine – 4 S-300/S-400 missiles, 15 Kh-101/Ch-555/Ch-55 cruise missiles, 8 Kh-22 missiles, 12 Iskander-M missiles and two Kh-101/Ch-555 cruise missiles. -59 missiles.

Information about this was posted by the Emergency Situations Service of Ukraine on its Facebook profile.

Within 24 hours, 17,900 people entered Poland from Ukraine. People. At the same time, 18,000 people left Poland for Ukraine. People and from February 24, 2022 – 16.863 million people.

Ihor Klymenko wrote on his Telegram channel that five people were killed and at least 20 wounded in Russia's morning missile attack on Ukraine.

This information was given by the governor of the Donetsk region, Vadim Pilashkin. His report also showed that 5 people were wounded in Russian shelling within 24 hours.

Eight people have been hospitalized.

The Kyiv Municipal Military Administration reported rocket debris falling on the kindergarten field in the same area.

As a result of the shelling, one person was killed and two others were injured, said Oleksandr Prokudin, governor of Kherson Oblast.

This information was provided by Kharkov Mayor Ihor Derekov. His report shows that the search for victims of the attack under the rubble of the building is currently underway.

A resident of the Sołomansk region was reportedly injured.

As of February 24, 2022, Russia has approximately 377,820 troops in Ukraine, 6,214 tanks, 11,548 armored vehicles, 8,947 artillery pieces, 970 rocket launchers, 657 anti-aircraft systems, 3321 helicopters, 324 helicopters, 0 cruise missiles, 23 surface units, 1 submarine. ship, 11,956 vehicles (including tankers) and 1,409 units of special equipment.

At least eight explosions were heard in the morning in Khargou alone, according to recent reports.

At night, the Russians had to shell Balaklia. According to the local military administration, two people were injured as a result of the shelling.

Kyiv City Military Administration reported the results of the missile attack.

The Ukrainian Air Force Command said that the attack will be carried out using ballistic missiles in the eastern and northeastern regions of Ukraine.

“Poland and allied air traffic have been activated, which may increase noise levels, especially in the south-eastern part of the country. – We read in the notification of DO.

Anti-aircraft defenses must be intensive in the city.

At this time, new rules for assistance were created, “Rzeczpospolita” was invented.

The PiS government rejected such an offer, and the current Minister of Agriculture, Czesław Siekierski, is in constant contact with Kiev on the matter and wants to jointly introduce a mechanism to protect Polish farmers. Apart from Poland, Hungary and Slovakia, the only openly anti-Ukrainian and pro-Russian countries, have so far resisted extending the EC regulation.

Such information was provided by the Air Force Command of Ukraine.

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Russia's missile attack on Ukraine continues.

The Russians are conducting airstrikes against Ukraine using kamikaze drones, Tu-95 bombers and Tu-22 bombers.

– Polish Prime Minister Tusk visited Ukraine. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said in his evening speech that this will be his first visit to a country outside the European Union – now (EU) – since he took office. Zelensky said the visit was “fruitful.” He announced that Poland would provide Ukraine with a new military aid package and said he had spoken with Tusk about joint production of weapons and “increasing Ukraine's capabilities to use Polish equipment and weapons systems.” – Of course, we talked in detail about political cooperation. About the fact that all problems between Ukraine and Poland can be solved bilaterally – at the level of our countries. “I believe we will overcome the critical situation on the border – a blockade that significantly undermines unity – and we will find practical solutions,” the Ukrainian president also said.

Aid to the Ukrainian military has so far been summarized by the executive committee of the town council of Nizhny Novgorod in Khmelnytskyi Oblast.

As a result of the shelling, civilian infrastructure was damaged. The governor of the Kharkiv region, Oleh Sinehupov, says the Russians will attack one of the residential buildings in the city.

The threat was related to the launch of cruise missiles by Tu-95 strategic bombers.

Sergei Lavrov and Hossein Amir Abdullahian “exchanged views on current issues in the Middle East,” the Russian Foreign Ministry said in a statement. Ministers should support a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip and create conditions for the delivery of humanitarian aid to residents of the area. They also expressed concern about the tense situation in the Red Sea, which – as the report says – has rapidly deteriorated “as a result of the reckless actions of the United States and other countries in attacks on Yemen”.