The Ukrainian Ministry of Defense has announced that 9,000 soldiers have been killed so far in the war between Russia and Ukraine.
Ukraine, First Published Mar 3, 2022, 7:14 PM IST
The Ukrainian Ministry of Defense has announced that 9,000 soldiers have been killed so far in the war between Russia and Ukraine. Russia, which has been carrying out attacks in Ukraine since the 24th of last month, has now intensified its war for the 8th day. Ukraine has suffered severe damage from this war. However, the Ukrainian government has retaliated against Russia’s attack. Especially targets key buildings and locations, including the tower. Russia is also capturing major cities in Ukraine. In this context, in a video released today by Ukrainian President Zhelensky, Russia is sure to pay the price for invading our country. There is a word for compensation.
Practice pronouncing it now. You will compensate yourself for all the atrocities you have committed against us. You will have to help every Ukrainian. For now we have nothing to lose but our freedom. But, he lamented that we will restore every city, every street and even every house here. In this context, the United States has announced new sanctions that could affect exports of military technology to Russia and Belarus. Earlier, the European Union announced a number of sanctions affecting Belarus’ agricultural sector.
The United Nations says 10 million people have fled Ukraine to neighboring countries and 1.20 million will be displaced by the attack. In this case, the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense says that 9,000 soldiers have been killed so far in the war between Russia and Ukraine. Also, 30 warplanes were shot down, 31 helicopters, 217 artillery vehicles, 900 armored vehicles, 374 military vehicles, 42 rocket launchers, and 3 drones sent to monitor Ukrainian forces, 2 boats were shot down. The Ukrainian Ministry of Defense officially announced that Ukrainian forces had shot down 60 fuel tanks and 90 long-range artillery pieces.
Last Updated Mar 3, 2022, 7:14 PM IST
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