UkraineRussia War, “According to the available information, the Russian occupying forces have ammunition and food supplies for a maximum of three days.” and with fuel the situation is “similar”. This was announced by the Kyiv military staff in a new bulletin on the situation in Ukraine, which states that in the last 24 hours “no significant changes have been detected” in relation to the Russian advance, while “the forces of ‘ Die Ukraine and other Defense Forces components continued to beat groups of enemy troops. In addition, according to the Ukrainian army, one plane, six drones and two helicopters were shot down.
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“Despite intense fighting Ukrainian troops continue to fend off Russian attempts to occupy the southern city of Mariupol‘ reports British intelligence in its latest update on the situation on the ground in Ukraine. According to intelligence, Russian forces have made “limited progress” even in the last 24 hours and the situation is “stalled” on most fronts. .
But in Mariupol “300,000 people” have no water, electricity or heating and “the bombing and shooting never stops”. This is the complaint made to Sky News by Ukrainian MP Dmytro Gurin, who hails from Mariupol. “It’s hard to see that everything you know is destroyed, my school, university, neighborhood, everything he said years of my past have been destroyed. I’ll get used to it. But for the 300,000 people who still live in Mariupol, it’s much more important. They live without heating, electricity, water.
“We see clearly that Russia wants to starve the city ‘in order to maintain its diplomatic position in the diplomatic process,'” he continued, repeating after comments to the BBC yesterday accusing Russia of trying to break the besieged to starve the city in order to force it to surrender that Moscow “does not want to open humanitarian corridors”.
Today, March 22, they are open humanitarian evacuation corridors from Mariupol to Zaporizhia, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for the Reintegration of Temporarily Occupied Territories Irina Vereshchuk announced in a video. “Three routes will work: Berdyansk Zaporizhia, Mangush Zaporizhia and NikolskeZaporizhia. And buses will be sent to the collection points,” Verenshchuk said, assuring: “We will not leave anyone behind and we will continue to go there every day the same route to everyone to take away”.
The Deputy Prime Minister also said that “this morning 21 buses and trucks with humanitarian aid have already left” and that “the fuel problem will also be solved in Berdyansk in order to refuel the cars for free”. “In Berdyansk concluded Vereshchuk the auxiliary points for the citizens of Mariupol continue to function”.
According to the General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, the Russians were pushed back from Makariv. “In the direction of Mikolayiv, as a result of our counterattack, the enemy had to withdraw to the border. Thanks to the exploits of our defenders, the national flag of Ukraine was raised over the city of Makariv, they say. Makariv is 60 kilometers west of Kyiv.
An “enemy” tank hit a car in which a family was traveling in the Kharkiv region of Ukraine, killing three people including a 9yearold girl. This was reported on Facebook by the Prosecutor General’s Office of Ukraine, according to the Ukrinform website.
“In the Kharkiv region, a Russian tank hit a car with a family. The family have shouted that they are civilians and waved the white flag, but their efforts were in vain. The parents and a 9yearold girl were killed and a 17yearold boy was injured,” the note said.