Russia’s War of Ukraine: List of the main events, today 1,125 | Russia-Ukraine, news war

These are the main developments on the 1125 day of Russia’s war on Ukraine.

Here’s the main round of events on Tuesday 25 March.

cease-fire

• United States and Russian officials Dai’s conversations conclude On Monday, she focused on a narrow proposal for a marine fire between Kiev and Moscow in the Black Sea, allowing the free flow of shipping, which is part of a diplomatic effort that hopes to help Washington to pave the way for the broader peace negotiations.
• A White House source said that progress was made in the Riyadh talks and that the “positive advertisement” was expected “in the near future.”
• Russia was Actress in the conversations Written by Gregory Karasin, a former diplomat who is now the head of the Russian Senate Foreign Affairs Committee. Interfax in Russia cited Carrasin as saying during a break in the talks in which she was “creatively” and that the two sides discussed issues that are considered “irritation” in bilateral relations.

• A joint statement issued by Washington and Moscow was published on Tuesday. No details were provided.
• The UK and the French defense heads met again in London to discuss the plans of the allied countries to protect a ceasefire at Ukraine as part of the so -called “Al -Raghiba coalition”. The meeting was the third of its kind since Starmer announced earlier this month that it would work to combine countries that could guarantee any endowment between Russia and Ukraine.

Fighting

• Russian missiles The Ukrainian city of SumiInjury to more than 80 people. Regional ruler Folodimir Arth said that several tall residential blocs were damaged alongside a school and hospital. The Office of the Public Prosecutor in Ukraine said that 17 minors are among the injured.
• The Russian ruler of the Russian ruler in the region said that a Ukrainian artillery was killed six people, including three journalists, in the Luhansk region occupied by Russia in eastern Ukraine. A 14 -year -old child was also killed in the attack, according to Bassnik.
• The attack was killed by a journalist from the media in Izvista Russia, Alexander Vidorchak, as well as the camera operator André Banov and the driver Alexander Serkeley working on the Russian government Zvezda channel, according to Pacchanik. Another correspondent Zvezda, Nikita Golden, said, seriously injured in the attack.

• Russian news agencies quoted security sources, saying that the strike was carried out by the Himoz missile provided to Ukraine by the United States.
• Figures from the National Union of Ukraine journalists show that 18 Ukrainian and foreign reporters were killed on a mission during the war. 10 other journalists of bombs or bombing were killed while they were not at work. More than 80 media employees were killed while serving in the Ukrainian army.
• The Ukrainian army said that its forces destroyed four Russian military helicopters stationed near the border. She said that a helicopter from a Mi-8 helicopter and KA-52 fighting aircraft.
• The media office of the Ukrainian Special Forces Unit, which is said to show a multiple missile launcher that attacks helicopters stationed at an airport in the Russian border area in Beljorod.

• A strong electronic attack online ticket system for government railway service in Ukraine, caused long queues in the stations, while Kiev officials said that it was a Russian attempt to “destabilize” the situation. The Ukrainian rail company, which stumbled with Russian missile strikes at various points during the war, did not say who believed it was behind the attack.

Politics and diplomacy

• The Kremlin confirmed the Russian president Vladimir Putin Gifted US President Donald TrumpR. The American president was assigned. In Moscow, Steve Whizov said earlier this month, Putin gave the painting to Trump’s private envoy, in Moscow earlier this month, in response to the journalist’s question, and rejected more comments.
• President Trump said that raw materials are strategic Dealing with Ukraine It is possible that it will be agreed soon. Trump said that US Treasury Secretary, Scott Bessen, had told him that the rare ground mineral agreement with Ukraine was as good as it was completed. “They will soon sign it,” Trump said.

Regional security

• At the meeting of the British and French army heads in London, Admiral Tony Radakin, head of the UK armed forces, said that the nuclear powers in Europe “are ascending to form a stronger and deeper partnership” after his meeting to meet his French counterpart, General Terry Berkhard. The two leaders discussed the efforts to “provoke” the European response to the situation in Ukraine.
• The Austrian local intelligence agency said it had revealed a large -scale intensive campaign of Russian misinformation, which focused on the defendant of a Bulgarian citizen of spying and publishing false information about Ukraine. DSN said that the woman had recognized the work on behalf of Russia, especially in 2022 when Moscow launched a large scale to Ukraine, to turn public opinion in favor of Russia and against Kiev.
• Russia has started planned exercises that include its ballistic missiles in Yars (ICBMS), according to the reports of the state -run news agency, noting the Russian Defense Ministry. YARS ICBM Regions in Sverdlovsk and Altai areas “will be published in field positions,” according to the ministry.

Penalties

• A group of Republican Senate and Democrats in the United States wrote a letter to push the Trump administration to transfer – and to push allies to transport – more than $ 300 billion of Russian assets seized to help Ukraine, not only use the debt department to support Kiev. The message was described as a rare example for the great Republicans who publicly press the Trump administration to be tougher with Moscow.
• Lucas Vlasik, the country’s Minister of Industry, Lucas Vlasik, said that the Czech Republic should finally stop receiving Russian oil supplies through the Druzeba pipeline, the country’s Minister of Industry, Lucas Vlasik. The minister said that the final decision is that the refinery operator Orlene Onlineol, which has been under Polish ownership since 2005. No Russian oil has been flowing through the Druzeba pipeline to the Czech Republic since March 4 due to the payment problems due to the US sanctions imposed on Russian banks.