March 2- 2022
Russian convoy nears Kyiv
Russian forces struck government buildings and television tower.
Assembled a 40-mile-long column of tanks, artillery and other military vehicles.
677,000 people had fled Ukraine in the last six days.
At Kharkiv the nation s second-largest city, a missile slammed into a city central square.
70 Ukranian soldiers were killed in a Russian attack on a military base in a town of Okhtyrka west of Kharkiv.
In wars there should exit a totally independent research monitoring group of high caliber out of the war command to follow the progress of the war and their recommendations or warnings should be studied carefully but not be binding.
This monitoring group can be described as War Sensor.
March 3 - 2022
Russia Takes Control of Ukrainian Port City of Kherson
Russian forces captured a strategic Ukrainian port and besieged another Thursday in a bid to cut the country off from the sea, as the two sides met for another round of talks aimed at stopping the fighting that has set off an exodus of over 1 million refugees.
Meanwhile, Ukrainian media reports said Russian troops had entered the southern city of Enerhodar, a major energy hub on the Dnieper River that accounts for about one-quarter of the country’s power generation. It is the site of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, the biggest in Europe.
Moscow’s advance on Ukraine’s capital has apparently stalled over the past few days, with a huge armored column north of Kyiv at a standstill, but the military has made significant gains in the south as part of an effort to sever the country’s connection to the Black and Azov seas.
The Russian military said it had control of Kherson, and local Ukrainian officials confirmed that forces have taken over local government headquarters in the Black Sea port of 280,000, making it the first major city to fall since the invasion began a week ago.
Russia reported its military casualties Wednesday for the first time in the war, saying nearly 500 of its troops have been killed and almost 1,600 wounded.
