Kyiv airstrike update: Death toll grows to five
Five people were killed in today’s airstrike on Kyiv as enemy missiles hit four apartment blocks.
15 March 2022
Five people were killed in today’s airstrike on Kyiv as enemy missiles hit four apartment blocks.
British Foreign Secretary Liz Truss on Tuesday announced a "historic round of sanctions" against 370 Russian and Belarusian citizens, 51 of whom are oligarchs and their family members, due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
The death toll from a Russian rocket attack on the Rivne TV tower has risen to 20.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has appointed Major General Eduard Moskaliov commander of the Joint Forces Operation.
Russian invaders took hostage doctors and patients of the Regional Intensive Care Hospital in Mariupol.
Russian invaders have shelled the town of Polohy, Zaporizhia region, killing 20 civilians and 12 Ukrainian defenders.
Ukraine understands that it is not a member of NATO, so it needs reliable security guarantees and hopes to cooperate with partners who are ready to help the country in the face of Russia's military aggression.
The Verkhovna Rada has approved a presidential decree extending martial law in Ukraine from 05:30 on March 26 for 30 days.
An artillery unit of the Operational Command North has destroyed five Russian BM-21 Grad multiple launch rocket systems and transport vehicles.
Negotiations between the Ukrainian and Russian delegations are ongoing, and consultations on the main platform have resumed.
Some 2,000 private cars have already left Mariupol, surrounded by Russian invaders, on March 15, whereas another 2,000 cars are on their way out of the city.
A delegation of the Polish, Czech and Slovenian prime ministers has already traveled by train to Lviv and is currently heading to Kyiv.
Russian invaders attempted to attack the positions of Ukrainian defenders in the Polissia direction, near such settlements as Huta-Mezhyhirska and Liutizh, but the Ukrainian military successfully repelled the attack.
The city of Izium has been under siege for two weeks, and the situation is now not better than in Mariupol.
Russian invaders have shelled Rubizhne City Multidisciplinary Hospital, leaving a maternity inpatient department completely destroyed.
Another Russian general has been killed by the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
Russian invaders fired missiles at Dnipro, destroying a runway and severely damaging infrastructure.
Eighty people, including two children, were wounded in Russian attacks on Mykolayiv region over the past day.
As of the morning of March 15, Russian troops killed 97 Ukrainian children and wounded more than 100.
The death toll from a missile strike on a TV tower near Rivne has risen to 19.
Russian invaders launched 65 attacks on Kharkiv city over the past day.
From February 24 to March 15, the combat losses of the Russian aggressor totaled about 13,500 personnel.
Ukrainian defenders stop Russian attacks on the outskirts of Kharkiv.
In Kharkiv region, three people were rescued and the bodies of seven victims were removed from under the rubble of buildings destroyed by enemy shelling over the past day.
A fire broke out as an enemy shell hit a private two-storey residential building in the Osokorky district in Kyiv.
A shell hit a 16-storey apartment block in the Sviatoshynskyi district of Kyiv. The building was significantly destroyed and a fire broke out from the 1st to the 16th floors. Two people were killed.
Amid losses sustained, Russian troops are replenishing their forces at the expense of mobilized residents of the temporarily occupied territory of Luhansk region.
In Kyiv’s Podilskyi district, rescuers put out a fire in a high-rise building on Mostytska Street after the site was shelled by Russian invaders.
Russian invaders have bombed enterprises in Shostka, Sumy region. It is deemed impossible to restore the affected capacities to an operational condition.
Russian troops in Ukraine are using the tactics previously applied in Aleppo, Syria, including strikes on civilian targets and hindering humanitarian and evacuation efforts.