Russia War of Ukraine: List of the main events, today 1,126 | Russia-Ukraine, news war

These are the main developments per day 1,126 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.

Here’s the main round of events on Wednesday, March 26.

Fighting

• Olixander Felkol said early on Wednesday that the mass attack by Russian drones caused “great destruction” in the Central Ukrainian city of Kreifi Rier, head of the city’s military administration, Olexander Felkol, early on Wednesday. Welcoul reported at least 15 explosions in Kryvyi Rih, Ukrainian President Voludmir Zelinsky, and a repeated goal of Russian attacks. There were no initial reports on losses.
• The governor of the region said that a Ukrainian drone on the Russian region of Bulorod had left one of the injured civilians and damaged a residential building.
• It is expected that a Russian court in Rostov On Daln will soon issue a ruling in the trial of Ukrainian military personnel, most of whom belong to the former Azov regiment. He defended the city of Mariolol, a port In a fierce battle for months against Russian forces in February and April 2022. 24 Ukrainian soldiers, including nine women, accuse terrorist activity and participation in a terrorist organization, and they may face up to 20 years in prison.

cease-fire

• The United States said it had made separate agreements with Ukraine and Russia to ensure Safe mobility in the Black Sea To enforce a ban on strikes against energy facilities in the two countries. Washington has also agreed to pay to lift some sanctions against Moscow as the first steps towards a wider ceasefire. “We are in deep discussions with Russia and Ukraine. I would like to say it is going well,” US President Donald Trump told reporters.
• The Kremlin said that oil refineries, oil and gas pipelines and nuclear power plants are among the goals that Russia and Ukraine agreed to temporarily suspend strikes. A list of Kremlin Telegram channel also included fuel storage facilities, pumping stations, power generation and transmission infrastructure, such as power stations, sub -stations, transformers, distributors and photovoltaic dams. The Kremlin statement said that the list was “agreed between the Russian and American sides.”
• According to the statement, the temporary endowment begins to strike on the energy infrastructure on March 18 which is valid for 30 days, but it can be extended by mutual agreement. The Kremlin added that the agreement was violated by one party, and the other party is released from compliance.

• In a parallel statement, the White House said that Russia and Ukraine “agreed to ensure safe mobility, eliminate the use of force and prevent the use of commercial vessels for military purposes in the Black Sea.” The United States said it will also look for ways to impose a ban on energy infrastructure in both countries.
• In a statement, the Kremlin warned that the Black Sea deal can only be implemented after sanctions against the Russian Agricultural Bank and other financial organizations participating in the food and fertilizer trade and it is guaranteed to reach the international banking payment system. The Kremlin said that the agreement is also conditional on lifting sanctions against Russian exporters, fertilizers, and fertilizers that carry Russian food exports, and to remove the restrictions imposed on agricultural equipment exports to Russia.
• Ukrainian President Folodimir Zellinski welcomed the agreements that were circulated in the United States, however Washington criticized To agree to reduce sanctions on Russia, saying that this “will weaken our position.” Zelenskyy said that there is no condition of sanctions on the deals agreed with Russia and Ukraine to enter into force, and accused Moscow of manipulating the agreement. “Unfortunately, until today, on the day of negotiations, we see how the Russians have already begun to manipulate,” Zellinski said at the night video address.

• Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said in the statements that were released late on Tuesday that the Black Sea deal aims to return Moscow to the predictive grain and fertilizers markets that would allow profit and ensure global food safety.
• The UK government said it “fills progress” in the wake of the Black Sea declaration, but it is unclear whether the UK will follow American efforts to reduce some sanctions on Russia as part of the deal.
• The Russian Foreign Ministry said that the nuclear factory in Ukraine is a Russian facility and is now moving Control it again to Ukraine Or any other country was impossible. Russian forces seized the nuclear power plant – the largest in Europe with six reactors – early in the war.

Regional security

• The annual assessment of the American intelligence community said that Russia, along with Iran, North Korea and China, is seeking to challenge the United States through deliberate campaigns to gain a feature and that Beijing is also seeking to remove the United States as the best power of Amnesty International by 2030.
• NATO leaders said they were relying on the lessons in the drone war warfare on Ukraine to conduct the largest air defense exercise in Europe, which ends in the Netherlands on Wednesday.
• The United Nations International Telecommunication Union, the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) and the International Maritime Organization in jointly expressed “great concern” of the increasing disturbances of the so-called global global satellite systems-which have a noticeable increase in the efforts made in the war in Ocean, such as Amrain.
• The European Union is pushing every family in the 27-country block to be a three-day survival group ready in the event of a strike in the case of crises-whether it is a conflict or a natural disaster. Hadja Lahbib, a France Presse News Agency, has told the Brussels that every citizen is equipped for 72 hours of self -sufficiency, which was in line with a major report last year to enhance civil and military readiness in Europe.

Politics and diplomacy

• Estonian Foreign Minister Margos met us and his counterparts from Latvia and Lithuania jointly in Washington, DC, with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio as Baltic countries – all NATO members – leads to pressure on the new United States to a ceasefire in the Russian war on Ukreen.
• Before the meeting, Taskin said that Russia had acquired its upper hand after Trump began talks to end the war and suggested the United States to consider a time limit if there was no progress. “The question now: How long will Trump really give Putin to play games?” News Agency told AFP.
• On Tuesday, the Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko led the constitutional oath to a seventh state, and mocked those who mocked the last “Europe dictator”. “Half of the world dreams of” our dictatorship “, the dictatorship of real business and interests of our people,” Lukashenko, 70, said in his opening speech at the Independence Palace in the capital of Minsko. Lukashenko celebrated three decades in power last year, while his political opponents condemned the elections in the country as a farce.