Russia-Ukraine War: List of key events, day 1 122 | Russia-Ukraine War News

These are the main developments day 1 122 of the Russian war against Ukraine.

Here is the overview of key events on Saturday March 22.

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Russian attacks Friday, killed two people in southeast of Zaporizhzhia in Ukraine and three others in the north and east of the country, officials said. Zaporizhia regional governor Ivan Fedorov said that nine people had also been injured in the attack and that the city had been struck more than 10 times.
Video surveillance images recorded on Friday showed that debris fell in front of a building from a strong explosion in the city of southern Rostov-on-Don Russia. The acting regional governor of Rostov-on-Don, Yury Slyusar, said that a Ukrainian drone had struck an apartment building on the 17th floor, injuring two people.
Attacks have taken place in the Southern Russian region of Voronezh, where regional governor Alexander Gusev said that more than 10 Ukrainian drones had been destroyed. No damage or victim has been reported.

The Office of the Prosecutor of Ukraine said that Russia had dropped six gliures bombs in the village of Krasnopilya in the Sumy of Ukraine region. In another village, two people were injured.
Warnings of air raids have been issued in the Ukrainian capital kyiv and other parts of the country, the mayor of kyiv Vitali Klitschko calling on people to seek shelter. According to Klitschko, the debris of a slaughtered flying object hit a building in the capital, causing a fire.
Satellite imagery showed damaged craters and bunkers at the base of strategic bombers of Engels in Russia after Ukraine struck it with drones on Thursday. The attack sparked an explosion and a major fire. The Engels base welcomes heavy strategic bombers of the Tupolev Tu-160 at Russia Tu-160.
Ukraine accused Russia of having put pressure on the Ukrainians in an occupied territory to change their legal status or its leave and said that it would relate to the international criminal court.

Russia – who now control almost a fifth of the territory of Ukraine – has published a presidential decree Thursday saying that Ukrainian citizens living “in Russia without legal reason” should “regulate” their status by September.
The Russian Defense Ministry accused Ukrainian forces of exploding a gas measurement station near the city of Sudzha in the Russian Kursk region, in what it described as a “deliberate provocation by the kyiv regime … to discredit the peaceful initiatives of the American president”.
The military staff of Ukraine rejected the accusations of Moscow and blamed the Russian army for having bombed the Southzha Gas measurement station as part of Russia’s “discreditation campaign”. The gas measurement station serves a major pipeline which had pumped the natural gas of Russia in Europe until the supplies were interrupted last year.

Undertake Ukrainian and American representatives In Saudi Arabia on Monday will mainly focus on technical details surrounding limited potential ceasefire between Russia and UkraineThe Ukrainian Foreign Ministry spokesman Heorhii Tykhyi said.
Tykhyi has reiterated that Ukraine had accepted the American proposal for a complete 30-day ceasefire and has further accused Russia of not implementing a kind of ceasefire so far.
The Ukrainian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Andrii Sybiha, will not go to Saudi Arabia for talks, but the Minister of Defense Rustem Umerov should participate.

The western army providing for a potential ceasefire in Ukraine should resume in London next week, because the United Kingdom has declared “nothing is outside the table” on a possible deployment of troops for kyiv. “Thousands” of staff would be required to support any operation, whether by sea, land or in the air “while the allies are preparing” for all possibilities “in the midst of diplomatic efforts to end the war, said the United Kingdom.
Ukraine does not consider a United Nations mission as an alternative to the deployment of a contingent of foreign troops or security guarantees to end the war with Russia, said President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. “With all the respect I owe you, the UN will not protect us from the occupation or the desire of Putin (Russian president Valdimir) to return,” said Zelenskyy at a joint press conference with Czech President Petr Pavel in kyiv.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has expressed his unwavering support for the Russian war in Ukraine at a meeting with a senior Russian security official in Pyongyang, the North Korean media said.
Friday’s meeting between Kim and Sergei Shoigu, secretary of the Security Council of Russia, followed an assessment of the South Korean intelligence at the end of February that North Korea had probably sent additional troops to Russia after its forces underwent heavy loss of combat in the Russian-Ukraine war.
Shoigu has transmitted a message from Putin, who extended his greetings to Kim and expressed his gratitude for the “solidarity of North Korea with the position of Russia on all critical geopolitical questions, in particular on the Ukrainian issue”, according to his television comments.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs of South Korea, Cho Tae-Yul, said that military cooperation between North Korea and Russia should stop, and that North Korea should not be rewarded for its misdeeds to support the war in Ukraine.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Japan told his Chinese and South Korean counterparts on Saturday that the status quo was unilaterally changing unilaterally was unacceptable. “In the situation in Ukraine, I underlined the need for the international community to unite to call that any attempt to unilaterally modify the status quo by force will not be tolerated anywhere in the world,” Takeshi Iwaya told Trilateral discussions in Tokyo with Beijing and Seoul.
Thousands of people demonstrated against Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico on Friday, accusing that he has authoritarian trends and a pro-Russian position.
The Deputy Prime Minister of Serbia said that Russia’s espionage services had helped the authorities to respond to months of anti-government demonstrations, a remarks which, according to criticism, revealed that the government had become dependent on Moscow.
“I am very grateful to the special services of Russia, which always support us in our fight against color revolutions, mainly with information,” said Deputy Prime Minister Alexandar Vulin in an interview with the press agency in the State of Russia.

Russia has criticized the European Union plans to considerably stimulate the block defenses.
The British government said it had frozen more than 25 billion pounds ($ 32 billion) in Russian assets since the war in Ukraine three years ago.

The Bundestag Budget Committee in Germany approved $ 3.25 billion in additional military aid for Ukraine in 2025, a move hosted by President Zelenskyy, who thanked Germany for the latest multiple multiple assistance package.