Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,102 | Russia-Ukraine war News

These are the key developments on day 1,102 or Russia’s war on ukraine.

Here is the situation on Sunday, March 2:

Fighting

• The Head of Russia’s Investigative Committee says ukrainian attacks on Russian Regions on and near the border have killed at least 652 civilians so far, russian news agency tass reported.
• Moscow said it downed three ukrainian drones targeting the Russkaya Gas Compressor Station in the Southern Krasnodar Region, part of the Turkstream Pipeline Network.
• A new monitoring mission from the international atomic energy agency arrived at the Russian-hero zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in ukraine for the first time through russian territory, a russia-installed head of the plant said.
• Odesa Regional Governor, Oleh Kiper, Said a Russian Missile Struck Port Facilities, Injuring Two Workers and Damaging Infrastructure and a Vessel.
• The Russian Ministry of Defense Said its forces captured the villages of Sudne and Burlatske in the South of the Eastern Donetsk Region.

Diplomacy

• Britain’s Prime Minister Keir Starmer Told Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy HE WAS “Very, very welcome” In London A Day After Zelenskyy Clashed With United States President Donald Trump.
• British Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves and Ukraine’s Finance Minister Sergii Marchenko Signed a 2.26-Billion-Pound ($ 2.84bn) loan deal on Saturday, according to a statement from the Treasury. Zelenskyy said the loan would be used to manufacture weapons in ukraine.
• The Ukrainian Leader Said Kyiv was Still Willing to Sign a Rare Earth Minerals Deal with the us following His Clash with Trump in the “First Step Toward Security Guarantees”.
• Nato Chief Mark Rutte said the us, ukraine, and Europe need to work together to end the war and bring “durable peace”; He called for zelenskyy to mend his relationship with Trump.
• Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orban has urged the European Union to open direct talks with Russia to end the war.
• Russia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs Spokesperson Maria Zakharova Said Moscow’s Goals in Ukraine, including its “demilitization and denazification”, remain unchanged and accused zelenskyy of being “obsessed with continuing” the war.
• Germany’s Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock Called for more “Flexibility” in the EU and German Budget Rules to Facilitate more support for ukraine.